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20 Sep 2018, 02:26
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Please upload 1-3 of your 'spikiest' pictures to the supplemental items section of your application and use the space below to tell us why you have chosen these particular images to illustrate your ‘spike factor’. (up to 1000 words)
2 questions-
1. Should the essays be strictly non-professional experiences?
2. Should you only narrate the story behind the picture and what you learnt from the experience or also tie it back to Why Rotman and discuss school values etc.?
Thank you in advance
2 questions-
1. Should the essays be strictly non-professional experiences?
2. Should you only narrate the story behind the picture and what you learnt from the experience or also tie it back to Why Rotman and discuss school values etc.?
Thank you in advance
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20 Sep 2018, 04:39
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ashwin12345 I would strongly urge you to go with personal experiences.
The recommendations and the resume... and in part, the interview.... are all professionally focused and so this is your big opportunity to help them get to know you on a different level.
To really create someone who is more three-dimensional than two dimensional.
The way to separate yourself is to help them see you as an individual person and not just another person knocking on their door with a bunch of work accomplishments that they would like to pedal.
Looking for Depth. Poetry. Vulnerability.
So more work stuff would be a missed opportunity here unless it really shaped who you are as a person.
As for your second question, I do not think that it would be wise here to talk about Rotman. It kind of ruins the intentions of the exercise which is to put the focus on you and help them get to know you as a person. The discussion about why Rotman is something you can say for other aspects of the application process.
https://mbaprepcoach.com
The recommendations and the resume... and in part, the interview.... are all professionally focused and so this is your big opportunity to help them get to know you on a different level.
To really create someone who is more three-dimensional than two dimensional.
The way to separate yourself is to help them see you as an individual person and not just another person knocking on their door with a bunch of work accomplishments that they would like to pedal.
Looking for Depth. Poetry. Vulnerability.
So more work stuff would be a missed opportunity here unless it really shaped who you are as a person.
As for your second question, I do not think that it would be wise here to talk about Rotman. It kind of ruins the intentions of the exercise which is to put the focus on you and help them get to know you as a person. The discussion about why Rotman is something you can say for other aspects of the application process.
https://mbaprepcoach.com
