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08 Nov 2007, 15:34
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Hey, all. Now that I can type like a normal person, I wanted to make a full disclosure.
This fall, I was appointed an admissions ambassador for Fuqua. My main role is replying to emails from prospective students, but my team also replies to queries on the various boards. I want you to know 3 things:
1. I promise that I am NOT trolling. My role does NOT have an effect on admissions. Even if I wanted to out rhyme as the world's biggest jerk and tell admissions not to let him in, they wouldn't listen to me. It's simply not my role.
2. What I do: I answer questions and will sometimes report issues that applicants might have. For example, I reported that the supplemental docs form is confusing. (FYI - admissions is aware of the issue and is working on it.) Again, not to out any of you, but as a way to give feedback to admissions. So if anything isn't working for you, please post and I will let them know. If you have a bad visit or think our web site is rotten or whatever, I am happy to pass that info along anonymously. (Really, truly anonymously.)
3. However, I recognize that my presence here can be somewhat two-sided. I thought about getting a second screen name, but decided that I will just let you know when I'm speaking as AAu and when it's as AdmissionsGirl. Overall, if I'm spouting off on my thoughts about the admissions process and b-school in general, it's just me chatting with my gmatclub friends. If I'm talking specifically about Duke and in an official way, I will tell you. (And keep in mind that I -- and anyone else on this board -- am only giving you what I know from my experience. Don't take any of us too seriously -- none of us are the ones who will actually make the decision to admit you!)
I hope that's clear. And if you have any feelings about me being here in this capacity, please let me know. I volunteered for this role because I like the gmatclub community and because I care about Duke. Others on my team are spending time on BW, and I really didn't want to go there. I like you guys and wanted to stay here. So thanks for having me.
This fall, I was appointed an admissions ambassador for Fuqua. My main role is replying to emails from prospective students, but my team also replies to queries on the various boards. I want you to know 3 things:
1. I promise that I am NOT trolling. My role does NOT have an effect on admissions. Even if I wanted to out rhyme as the world's biggest jerk and tell admissions not to let him in, they wouldn't listen to me. It's simply not my role.
2. What I do: I answer questions and will sometimes report issues that applicants might have. For example, I reported that the supplemental docs form is confusing. (FYI - admissions is aware of the issue and is working on it.) Again, not to out any of you, but as a way to give feedback to admissions. So if anything isn't working for you, please post and I will let them know. If you have a bad visit or think our web site is rotten or whatever, I am happy to pass that info along anonymously. (Really, truly anonymously.)
3. However, I recognize that my presence here can be somewhat two-sided. I thought about getting a second screen name, but decided that I will just let you know when I'm speaking as AAu and when it's as AdmissionsGirl. Overall, if I'm spouting off on my thoughts about the admissions process and b-school in general, it's just me chatting with my gmatclub friends. If I'm talking specifically about Duke and in an official way, I will tell you. (And keep in mind that I -- and anyone else on this board -- am only giving you what I know from my experience. Don't take any of us too seriously -- none of us are the ones who will actually make the decision to admit you!)
I hope that's clear. And if you have any feelings about me being here in this capacity, please let me know. I volunteered for this role because I like the gmatclub community and because I care about Duke. Others on my team are spending time on BW, and I really didn't want to go there. I like you guys and wanted to stay here. So thanks for having me.
08 Nov 2007, 16:50
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No, I really really don't think so. Those people are WHACKY busy. With applications up each year, they're just worried about making the notification deadlines. If anything, they're looking out for PR issues in cyberspace and in the media. I can't imagine they have time to figure out that GimmeDukeMBA is really John Smith, the product manager from California.
