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Manhattan Prep/Kaplan Survey: Most Future Business School Applicants Wary About Unrestricted Use of AI in Admissions Essays

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. , May 08 /Businesswire/ - A new Manhattan Prep/Kaplan survey of more than 300 aspiring MBA students finds mixed attitudes toward GenAI and its use in the admissions process. They're largely against its unrestricted use and many fear it unfairly levels the playing field.


STORY TAGS: Survey, Education, Technology, Artificial Intelligence, University, United States, North America, Florida,

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