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15 Mar 2007, 14:27
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I got my numbers from something called the admit weekend 
-- Anderson Days.
-- Anderson Days.
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Updated on: 15 Mar 2007, 14:58
Originally posted by lhotseface on 15 Mar 2007, 14:54.
Last edited by lhotseface on 15 Mar 2007, 14:58, edited 4 times in total.
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I haven't made up my mind yet. Anderson days was awesome. I hadn't spent much time on campus when I went to interview. Some things that stood out -
1. Most of the people wanted to attend Anderson. They weren't undecided.
2. The campus is really really awesome.
3. Westwood has a great vibe.
4. Students are quite non-traditional. Lot of people are looking to create unique opportunities in atypical industries such as media, entertainment, energy etc.
5. The current class is extremely entrepreneurial. Lots of experiential learning opportunites both locally and internationally.
6. Alumni network seemed very passionate. A guy had flown from Chile with his wife to attend some alumni events.
7. Students were split in to groups of dozen for dinners around Westwood. I had dinner at a swanky place with the CEO of a company which has more than 10000 employees. The company's major stakeholder is the Harvard endowment. He started this company out of UCLA in 1989.
8. Current students were typically so-cal. Confident, competent yet relaxed and soaking in the experience.
9. Lots of people from Harvard, Yale etc who have accepted. A little intimidating. But they were all genuinely nice.
1. Most of the people wanted to attend Anderson. They weren't undecided.
2. The campus is really really awesome.
3. Westwood has a great vibe.
4. Students are quite non-traditional. Lot of people are looking to create unique opportunities in atypical industries such as media, entertainment, energy etc.
5. The current class is extremely entrepreneurial. Lots of experiential learning opportunites both locally and internationally.
6. Alumni network seemed very passionate. A guy had flown from Chile with his wife to attend some alumni events.
7. Students were split in to groups of dozen for dinners around Westwood. I had dinner at a swanky place with the CEO of a company which has more than 10000 employees. The company's major stakeholder is the Harvard endowment. He started this company out of UCLA in 1989.
8. Current students were typically so-cal. Confident, competent yet relaxed and soaking in the experience.
9. Lots of people from Harvard, Yale etc who have accepted. A little intimidating. But they were all genuinely nice.
