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That is awesome!
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I thought you were gonna let me hold the press conference in the chatroom before announcing this officially!!!!!!!

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Congratulations! Hey, I like the avatar picture. I still think you should have gone with the pink one we picked out.
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Soni - glad you're coming. Sorry I didn't get to meet you at ASW...or maybe I did. Dunno.

A couple of follow up comments:
-I was prepared for the LEAD activity to be lame, and--let's face it--it probably didn't teach us much about business or leadership. Maybe it was a chance for me to step up and take charge of something. But it was paper airplanes and I just didn't care. That aside, it was a good chance to bond with my squad mates, and that's something that I appreciated the rest of the weekend. With several hundred people around, it's really nice to start with a base of 10 or so who you're familiar with. So I won't expect LEAD to be revolutionary, but I think I'll make some good friends there.

-I missed the Thursday night GC dinner, so I didn't know about rogue gathering during the alumni lunch. But I ended up sitting next to MeddlingKid, who's a very pleasant guy. Our guy from UA was engaging (I think we use that word a lot around here) and the other admits peppered him with questions while I tried to eat as much free food as I could.

-Several people have commented about the culture of collective pride/individual humility. That was definitely my impression too, and it's refreshing. It's one of the aspects of Chicago that makes me really excited to be a part of the school.

I'm looking forward to meeting more of you soon. Now I need to hunt down Rhyme's guide to class bidding. Who's joining me in turbo micro this fall? :-D
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Sounds like everyone had a blast at admit weekend. Does anyone know when the next admit weekend is? Hopefully I'll have a reason to attend.

April 24th-25th

so DAK 2 and Chicago's admit weekend coincide! Strange.

I know!! this totally sucks! Apparently this is not the first time the admit weekends have clashed for the two schools and there is no love lost between them. I have already registered for DAK II but if I end up getting into Booth as well then I'd have to do some serious thinking. Its still a good problem to have though :)
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Soni - glad you're coming. Sorry I didn't get to meet you at ASW...or maybe I did. Dunno.

A couple of follow up comments:
-I was prepared for the LEAD activity to be lame, and--let's face it--it probably didn't teach us much about business or leadership. Maybe it was a chance for me to step up and take charge of something. But it was paper airplanes and I just didn't care. That aside, it was a good chance to bond with my squad mates, and that's something that I appreciated the rest of the weekend. With several hundred people around, it's really nice to start with a base of 10 or so who you're familiar with. So I won't expect LEAD to be revolutionary, but I think I'll make some good friends there.

-I missed the Thursday night GC dinner, so I didn't know about rogue gathering during the alumni lunch. But I ended up sitting next to MeddlingKid, who's a very pleasant guy. Our guy from UA was engaging (I think we use that word a lot around here) and the other admits peppered him with questions while I tried to eat as much free food as I could.

-Several people have commented about the culture of collective pride/individual humility. That was definitely my impression too, and it's refreshing. It's one of the aspects of Chicago that makes me really excited to be a part of the school.

I'm looking forward to meeting more of you soon. Now I need to hunt down Rhyme's guide to class bidding. Who's joining me in turbo micro this fall? :-D

See you in Turbo !
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Which one is the turbo econ? I will take the regression stats instead of regular stat and will take footnote and M&A accounting right away. I am not sure if I should also skip the intro to econ. I think the course curriculum says that not many people wave it and that you need a very good understanding of econ to do that.

Any ideas?
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Turbo is 33101 with Kevin Murphy. I already have the Pindyck and Rubinfeld textbook that he uses, so I thought I'd spend some serious time on review before school starts. We'll see if I can actually follow through on that, though.

Any current students out there who have thoughts on turbo? Everyone says it involves a lot of outside work, so I'm prepared for that aspect.

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Which one is the turbo econ? I will take the regression stats instead of regular stat and will take footnote and M&A accounting right away. I am not sure if I should also skip the intro to econ. I think the course curriculum says that not many people wave it and that you need a very good understanding of econ to do that.

Any ideas?
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Turbo is 33101 with Kevin Murphy. I already have the Pindyck and Rubinfeld textbook that he uses, so I thought I'd spend some serious time on review before school starts. We'll see if I can actually follow through on that, though.

Any current students out there who have thoughts on turbo? Everyone says it involves a lot of outside work, so I'm prepared for that aspect.

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Which one is the turbo econ? I will take the regression stats instead of regular stat and will take footnote and M&A accounting right away. I am not sure if I should also skip the intro to econ. I think the course curriculum says that not many people wave it and that you need a very good understanding of econ to do that.

Any ideas?


I hear you, I am brushing up on my accounting and stats. Now, I may want to brush up on my econ too... hummm it sounds very very optimistic...
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33101 has an average of 13 hours of work per week as opposed to 33001 with 3 hours... OUCH ..... I think that I will think about it, now... :lol:
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Isa - big thanks for your post re AW! Great! Terp, Wedbud - thanks also for you insights. Good to read your impressions.

Isa, you mentioned that current students were quite open about what they don't like about Booth. If you have a minute (and remember), could you post some of their findings?
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Those of you with cnetids...

https://programs.chicagobooth.edu/courseeval/

Title Instructor QTR YR ENRL Responses % RESP Q. 1 HRS /WK
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2003 58 52 90% 18.9
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2003 35 29 83% 17.6
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2004 62 51 82% 18.6
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2004 42 35 83% 14.8
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2005 65 53 82% 18.6
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2005 27 19 70% 18.4
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2006 65 56 86% 14.1
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2006 64 51 80% 15.4
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2007 65 64 98% 13.8
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2007 65 52 80% 15.3
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2008 70 64 91% 12.6
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis Murphy, Kevin AUT 2008 65 55 85% 11.8


Thats a LOT of hours.
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Thats a LOT of hours.

Yeah, but it's trending downward over time. If I put it off until 2010 maybe it'll only be 8-9 hours. :P
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I bought that textbook too, but the 6th edition (like 10 bucks) lol
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Guys, seriously don't spend your time studying....
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Guys, seriously don't spend your time studying....

haha, I like rhyme's advice. I'm down.
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