viciss wrote:
Hi all,
Need guidance form those who have already completed their application form for Stern.
1. In the international student supplement, if I choose the option 'No' (for Can you completely support your first year of study at NYU Stern) can I put the relationship as 'Self' and a meager amount that I can spare?
2. Since I had already selected NYU Stern as one of the school during GMAT, I see the score already listed under the standardized tests option, so I believe I do not need to do anything here and the school already has access to my scores.
3. My transcript is A3 sized, two-sided page (one side the details of college and grade distribution info, other side detailed breakup of grades for all the semesters). I wasnt sure if I should send them both the sides scanned or just one. scanned pdf size is over 3mb
4. Under intended program, it asks for secondary and tertiary programs. Am not sure of them, should I be still filling them or leaving them as 'No intended specialization' ok?
5. Also is it advised to mention the names of other graduate programs we are applying to or should we leave it as blank?
Really appreciate your time and advice.
Thanks a lot
just my two cents for #3, 4, and 5:
3) I believe the committee would like to look at your detailed transcripts, so they can see what grades you earned in each of the classes you took, as opposed to an "overall" grade for each college attended.
4) If you're not sure, it's advisable to fill "not intended specialization". This is because the committee would be very interested to know what made you choose that particular specialization. Rather than fumble that time, it's better to say "...so now I'm here to get a solid grounding in year 1, and then decide which path I would pursue"
5) I would mention it. It would make you a bit more competitive. I believe this shows how much you are adamant on gaining an MBA at this point in your life.