Bocconi Graduate Test case studies
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The Bocconi Graduate Test (BGT) is an admissions assessment used by Università Bocconi, a private university in Milan, in the selection process for its Master of Science programs. It is aimed at graduates and final-year undergraduates - in Italy and abroad - who are applying to an MSc program and who need to demonstrate that their quantitative, logical, verbal and data-handling skills are strong enough for a demanding, quantitative Master's curriculum in economics, management, finance or related fields. The Bocconi Graduate Test case studies are 5 cases and about 3,038 words.
1Forno Nero: Is a 10% Price Cut Worth It?
Forno Nero is a 40-seat bakery near a university campus. Each morning it bakes focaccia slices and biscotti for the lunch rush.
594 words, about 3 min2Assigning Four Roles with One Unreliable Statement
Four analysts - Moretti, Nakamura, Okafor and Pereira - are being assigned to the four roles on a product team: analyst, designer, engineer and tester. The staffing notes contain four statements.
550 words, about 3 min3The Library's 24-Hour Opening: Did It Cause the Rise in Use?
Last October the Rialto University library extended weekday opening from 08:00–22:00 to 24 hours and added Sunday hours. In the following spring semester, recorded book loans rose 12% and turnstile visits rose 9% compared with the same semester a year earlier.
597 words, about 3 min4Graduate Admissions: When Falling Enrolment Is a Mix Effect
A fictional university's graduate school reports applications, offers and enrolments for four master's programmes. Each programme runs the same three-stage process but sets its own selectivity.
645 words, about 3 min5Rapid Screening at MediCorp: What Does One Positive Result Mean?
MediCorp screens all 10,000 job applicants for a treatable condition using a rapid test. The condition affects 2% of applicants.
652 words, about 3 min