alexBLR wrote:
Here is my "dumb a.s moment" in application process (hopefully it is the last one for me). I started filling parts of application few weeks ago and at that time completed the "Source of Information about MBA program" section indicating that I have not visited any Booth organized event. A few weeks later I made arrangements and actually participated in Chicago Booth Live event. It was great, I spoke to many of current and prospective students, and learned tons of useful information. But guess what---I did not change my previous entry about source of information and it still says that I have not visited any Booth events.
Million dollar question---should I contact the admissions office and notify them of my mistake or should I just let it go? Another thing to consider is that I have mentioned visiting Chicago Booth Live in my essays.
Any suggestions?
If you already mentioned it in your essays, I suggest letting it go. I doubt they have some sort of filter that automatically filters out those who didn't go to events. Assuming this piece of the application is judged solely by human eyes, I would say they would pick it up in your essays. That said, it doesn't hurt to e-mail them to see if they can change it (called them a couple times, they seem real nice), but they're probably so busy with Rd 1 apps, they probably won't get to it.