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fal2falla wrote:
Realistically speaking, do I have equally tough chance between HBS and CBS? Would applying early admission at CBS improve my chance by quite a bit? I am still curious about Stern, is that a stretch as well?


Applying ED to CBS does improve your chances; I don't know by how much. However, only apply ED if you would happily go to CBS. Harvard is statistically harder to get into than CBS. Historically, CBS was harder to get into than NYU, but today it probably is very similar.

If you would like help with your MBA applications, please let me know.
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