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16 Jan 2008, 09:18
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My troubles started when (I think) I forgot to keep my personal info private when I took the GMAT. Since then, I received probably 10-20 emails a week from several schools, but the most...persistent ones are definitely Darden, Vanderbilt, and Notre Dame (embarrassingly, my alma mater seems to be the worst offender).
Anyway, these emails have transformed over the past few months from saying, "We hope you take a closer look at our school," to, "We appreciate your interest in our school." Never once have I responded to any one of these messages.
I guess I'm flattered, but a part of me has difficulty in coming out and just saying "no" to them. I especially have a hard time telling ND to leave me alone...I attended undergrad and the Master's of Acct there, and they were both phenomenal experiences. I'd feel terrible telling them I'm not interested. Kinda like telling a girlfriend that it's not her, it's you.
Apologies for the lack of actual content in this post. Anyone else in the same boat?
Anyway, these emails have transformed over the past few months from saying, "We hope you take a closer look at our school," to, "We appreciate your interest in our school." Never once have I responded to any one of these messages.
I guess I'm flattered, but a part of me has difficulty in coming out and just saying "no" to them. I especially have a hard time telling ND to leave me alone...I attended undergrad and the Master's of Acct there, and they were both phenomenal experiences. I'd feel terrible telling them I'm not interested. Kinda like telling a girlfriend that it's not her, it's you.
Apologies for the lack of actual content in this post. Anyone else in the same boat?
16 Jan 2008, 09:22
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Lucky you! I specifically signed up for GMASS when taking the GMAT so I could be spammed by schools and feed my ego a wee bit :D
So far, I've only heard from ONE school - Thunderbird. And I didn't too bad on the GMAT either.
So far, I've only heard from ONE school - Thunderbird. And I didn't too bad on the GMAT either.
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16 Jan 2008, 09:26
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I think the situation you are describing is like this:
You are a stud high school quarterback who is getting solicited by a whole bunch of girls for the prom. But you have your pick of the best of the best at the school as you are the QB afterall. So as you ignore the rest of the girls, they will eventually give up on you and move on. If you get to go to the prom witht he girl of your choice, then great, dont worry about what the other girls think. If not, you could always go back to the 'mass' of girls and pick one up at a later point. If you are not interested in them at all- just put up a sign (or remove yourself from the list through the mba.com website)
You are a stud high school quarterback who is getting solicited by a whole bunch of girls for the prom. But you have your pick of the best of the best at the school as you are the QB afterall. So as you ignore the rest of the girls, they will eventually give up on you and move on. If you get to go to the prom witht he girl of your choice, then great, dont worry about what the other girls think. If not, you could always go back to the 'mass' of girls and pick one up at a later point. If you are not interested in them at all- just put up a sign (or remove yourself from the list through the mba.com website)
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