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anshugupta wrote: Hey AAu,
How are you doing? Is must be a typical holiday season on Campus with Thankgiving around the corner? What do students normally do during the Thankgiving weekend.. ??
Also.. like other colleges that are located in cold areas (Cornell , Ross etc) .. do you guys get any winter break?
BTW..How is your wrist now?
-Take care
Anshu
Some students have checked out already, though we have class today and tomorrow. Many students are headed home, some are travelling for fun, and some are sticking around. Lots of domestic students who are staying are hosting international students for traditional T-day dinners. I am headed to WI, so no cooking for me!
Yep, winter break starts around Dec 15 and ends around Jan 15. Looking forward to it!!
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I am kicking myself I didnt attend a Duke event this fall. It wasnt really on my radar but the more I learned about the school and job market for Mrs. RiverRipper the more it appealed to me as a R2 school. Unfortunately I wont have a chance to visit before the deadlines.
Let this be a lesson to next years applicants go to every info event even if you arent all that interested in a school...it might change your mind.
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riverripper wrote: I am kicking myself I didnt attend a Duke event this fall. It wasnt really on my radar but the more I learned about the school and job market for Mrs. RiverRipper the more it appealed to me as a R2 school. Unfortunately I wont have a chance to visit before the deadlines.
Let this be a lesson to next years applicants go to every info event even if you arent all that interested in a school...it might change your mind.
So true, River! I feel the same way about Yale...
Let me know if I can help with the applications, description of the campus, culture, students, etc. I already applied in R1, so I can tell ya everything 
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nervousgmat wrote: riverripper wrote: I am kicking myself I didnt attend a Duke event this fall. It wasnt really on my radar but the more I learned about the school and job market for Mrs. RiverRipper the more it appealed to me as a R2 school. Unfortunately I wont have a chance to visit before the deadlines.
Let this be a lesson to next years applicants go to every info event even if you arent all that interested in a school...it might change your mind. So true, River! I feel the same way about Yale... Let me know if I can help with the applications, description of the campus, culture, students, etc. I already applied in R1, so I can tell ya everything wanna email me all your notes haha. Well at least Yale is close enough that you can call in "sick" to work one day and drive there to visit if you need to. Just say you want to go into non profit in Russia and you will get in...everyone says they love that stuff. Arent you getting into GSB, Ross, Kellogg, and Duke already though? Leave some spots for other people.
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hi all, thinking about placing a R2 app for Duke. I heard great things about it, good school, tight knit community, great support, friendly, etc.
However, being an international, and wondering how is it for for someone not used to the "south"? Also, how's international placement?
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aceman626 wrote: hi all, thinking about placing a R2 app for Duke. I heard great things about it, good school, tight knit community, great support, friendly, etc.
However, being an international, and wondering how is it for for someone not used to the "south"? Also, how's international placement?
Duke sucks!!!
Just kidding!
Talk to current International students about recruiting in your target career
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aceman626 wrote: hi all, thinking about placing a R2 app for Duke. I heard great things about it, good school, tight knit community, great support, friendly, etc.
However, being an international, and wondering how is it for for someone not used to the "south"? Also, how's international placement?
I'm with Ozamba - I think the recruiting atmosphere everywhere is rough for int'ls. Check things out wherever you go.
re the south: I think I said this above, you're so busy, you barely know where you are. 40% of students are int'l. Loads come from northeast, west coast, midwest. Lots of southern students, of course, but i feel like i'm in a very diverse, int'l, cosmopolitan community. Don't worry about the south - people are nice, weather is fab, food is fun. I bought tomatoes at the farmers market on saturday - it's really fine.
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Just wondering, why would it be rough for someone who doesn't want to work in the U.S? There are no visa issues right?
Also, for the other top 10 schools, you can place into a international IB/MC job quite easily from what i heard.
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aceman626 wrote: Just wondering, why would it be rough for someone who doesn't want to work in the U.S? There are no visa issues right?
Also, for the other top 10 schools, you can place into a international IB/MC job quite easily from what i heard.
I am sure Aau meant internationals looking for jobs in the U.S.
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nervousgmat wrote: aceman626 wrote: Just wondering, why would it be rough for someone who doesn't want to work in the U.S? There are no visa issues right?
Also, for the other top 10 schools, you can place into a international IB/MC job quite easily from what i heard. I am sure Aau meant internationals looking for jobs in the U.S. Yes, but that's not what I was asking. I was asking about international placement, not U.S. placement for internationals.
So, does anyone have any idea about international placement for Duke grads? I could ask adcom, but i'm sure they'll just give me a %. I'm lookin for more first-hand anecdotal info, how easy it is to get a top job internationally, how Duke is regarded internationally, etc.
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nervousgmat wrote: aceman626 wrote: Just wondering, why would it be rough for someone who doesn't want to work in the U.S? There are no visa issues right?
Also, for the other top 10 schools, you can place into a international IB/MC job quite easily from what i heard. I am sure Aau meant internationals looking for jobs in the U.S. Yes, that's what I was referring to. As for replacements abroad, here's the word from a guy at the CMC:
We provide assistance in a number of ways:
* Week in Cities trips to int'l locations like London and Hong Kong
* A full-time counselor dedicated to addressing the needs of international students and those seeking to work internationally
* Access to online databases that provide job postings and job search country guides for the most desired employment locations.
* One-on-one counseling to help a students devise their international job-search strategy
* Some on-campus opportunities for international positions as well.
I would also add that our GATE tripes, which take place over spring break and right after school ends in the spring, also offer opportunities for in'tl networking.
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Aau do you know if they are doing their virtual info sessions this year. I noticed last year they did some during November and December but none this year. Since I really focused on Duke late in the game I never got to go to the tour events in other cities.
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riverripper wrote: Aau do you know if they are doing their virtual info sessions this year. I noticed last year they did some during November and December but none this year. Since I really focused on Duke late in the game I never got to go to the tour events in other cities.
No clue. But lemme find out for you.
aau
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aaudetat wrote: nervousgmat wrote: aceman626 wrote: Just wondering, why would it be rough for someone who doesn't want to work in the U.S? There are no visa issues right?
Also, for the other top 10 schools, you can place into a international IB/MC job quite easily from what i heard. I am sure Aau meant internationals looking for jobs in the U.S. Yes, that's what I was referring to. As for replacements abroad, here's the word from a guy at the CMC: We provide assistance in a number of ways: * Week in Cities trips to int'l locations like London and Hong Kong * A full-time counselor dedicated to addressing the needs of international students and those seeking to work internationally * Access to online databases that provide job postings and job search country guides for the most desired employment locations. * One-on-one counseling to help a students devise their international job-search strategy * Some on-campus opportunities for international positions as well. I would also add that our GATE tripes, which take place over spring break and right after school ends in the spring, also offer opportunities for in'tl networking. Cool, thanks! You a current Duke student?
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aceman626 wrote: aaudetat wrote: nervousgmat wrote: aceman626 wrote: Just wondering, why would it be rough for someone who doesn't want to work in the U.S? There are no visa issues right?
Also, for the other top 10 schools, you can place into a international IB/MC job quite easily from what i heard. I am sure Aau meant internationals looking for jobs in the U.S. Yes, that's what I was referring to. As for replacements abroad, here's the word from a guy at the CMC: We provide assistance in a number of ways: * Week in Cities trips to int'l locations like London and Hong Kong * A full-time counselor dedicated to addressing the needs of international students and those seeking to work internationally * Access to online databases that provide job postings and job search country guides for the most desired employment locations. * One-on-one counseling to help a students devise their international job-search strategy * Some on-campus opportunities for international positions as well. I would also add that our GATE tripes, which take place over spring break and right after school ends in the spring, also offer opportunities for in'tl networking. Cool, thanks! You a current Duke student? Yep. I just can't get enough of gmat club.
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riverripper wrote: Aau do you know if they are doing their virtual info sessions this year. I noticed last year they did some during November and December but none this year. Since I really focused on Duke late in the game I never got to go to the tour events in other cities.
The official word from admissions:
Regarding the virtual info session, I double checked, and we do not have any more scheduled at this time. We may add some in the spring, but if we do, that will be announced in the newsletter and on the Web site.
River, come on down to Durham! I've got two extra bedrooms - you're welcome to crash.
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aaudetat wrote: riverripper wrote: Aau do you know if they are doing their virtual info sessions this year. I noticed last year they did some during November and December but none this year. Since I really focused on Duke late in the game I never got to go to the tour events in other cities. The official word from admissions: Regarding the virtual info session, I double checked, and we do not have any more scheduled at this time. We may add some in the spring, but if we do, that will be announced in the newsletter and on the Web site. River, come on down to Durham! I've got two extra bedrooms - you're welcome to crash. Thanks for the offer Auu, its not a matter of finances since its a pretty cheap flight and hotels aren't that expensive down there. It the time off. There is no way I could get the vacation to get there before the R2 deadline. Too bad about the info session. Well I am sure I can find enough info online from old chats and threads to find some good insight.
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riverripper wrote: aaudetat wrote: riverripper wrote: Aau do you know if they are doing their virtual info sessions this year. I noticed last year they did some during November and December but none this year. Since I really focused on Duke late in the game I never got to go to the tour events in other cities. The official word from admissions: Regarding the virtual info session, I double checked, and we do not have any more scheduled at this time. We may add some in the spring, but if we do, that will be announced in the newsletter and on the Web site. River, come on down to Durham! I've got two extra bedrooms - you're welcome to crash. Thanks for the offer Auu, its not a matter of finances since its a pretty cheap flight and hotels aren't that expensive down there. It the time off. There is no way I could get the vacation to get there before the R2 deadline. Too bad about the info session. Well I am sure I can find enough info online from old chats and threads to find some good insight. I hear ya. And if you want to chat about stuff so you can put "and in speaking with AAu about your mid-market bordello management program, I learned blahblahblah..." let me know. We can chat over break.
Oh, and do you realize that you can interview after the app deadline? You've got a couple weeks or something like that.
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Thanks for the offer Aau, thankfully I got my acceptance to Kellogg today. Extremely early in the process, so now I can relax for a LONG time...so I wont have to stress about putting together the best application possible for anymore schools.
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riverripper wrote: Thanks for the offer Aau, thankfully I got my acceptance to Kellogg today. Extremely early in the process, so now I can relax for a LONG time...so I wont have to stress about putting together the best application possible for anymore schools.
Congrats! That's awesome. It must be amazing to have that settled. Are you going with Kellogg, or going to see what else comes along?
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