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01 Sep 2017, 22:13
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Hi All,
I'm from an over-represented group (Indian Males) although I'm not an engineer. Some folks have told me that it is critical to apply in R1 for Indian males.
I guess my question is - what would provide better chances of selection - Application at 80% potential in R1 vs Application at 100% potential in R2?
Current schools of interest can be seen on my profile.
As of now I'm planning MIT Sloan & Ross in R1, and Stanford, Yale, Kellogg & Booth in R2.
I could try to squeeze in Kellogg in R1.. not sure if I should attempt that?
I'm from an over-represented group (Indian Males) although I'm not an engineer. Some folks have told me that it is critical to apply in R1 for Indian males.
I guess my question is - what would provide better chances of selection - Application at 80% potential in R1 vs Application at 100% potential in R2?
Current schools of interest can be seen on my profile.
As of now I'm planning MIT Sloan & Ross in R1, and Stanford, Yale, Kellogg & Booth in R2.
I could try to squeeze in Kellogg in R1.. not sure if I should attempt that?
02 Sep 2017, 09:07
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stoiczoan
Hi All,
I'm from an over-represented group (Indian Males) although I'm not an engineer. Some folks have told me that it is critical to apply in R1 for Indian males.
I guess my question is - what would provide better chances of selection - Application at 80% potential in R1 vs Application at 100% potential in R2?
Current schools of interest can be seen on my profile.
As of now I'm planning MIT Sloan & Ross in R1, and Stanford, Yale, Kellogg & Booth in R2.
I could try to squeeze in Kellogg in R1.. not sure if I should attempt that?
I'm from an over-represented group (Indian Males) although I'm not an engineer. Some folks have told me that it is critical to apply in R1 for Indian males.
I guess my question is - what would provide better chances of selection - Application at 80% potential in R1 vs Application at 100% potential in R2?
Current schools of interest can be seen on my profile.
As of now I'm planning MIT Sloan & Ross in R1, and Stanford, Yale, Kellogg & Booth in R2.
I could try to squeeze in Kellogg in R1.. not sure if I should attempt that?
IMO you will have equal chance in both rounds provided you submit your application when it is best. Go through the article - R1 vs R2: The Great Debate - from GMATClub MBA guide for in-depth understanding on how to identify which round is best for you... https://gmatclub.com/forum/new-gmat-clu ... 23494.html
04 Sep 2017, 23:04
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stoiczoan
Hi All,
I'm from an over-represented group (Indian Males) although I'm not an engineer. Some folks have told me that it is critical to apply in R1 for Indian males.
I guess my question is - what would provide better chances of selection - Application at 80% potential in R1 vs Application at 100% potential in R2?
Current schools of interest can be seen on my profile.
As of now I'm planning MIT Sloan & Ross in R1, and Stanford, Yale, Kellogg & Booth in R2.
I could try to squeeze in Kellogg in R1.. not sure if I should attempt that?
I'm from an over-represented group (Indian Males) although I'm not an engineer. Some folks have told me that it is critical to apply in R1 for Indian males.
I guess my question is - what would provide better chances of selection - Application at 80% potential in R1 vs Application at 100% potential in R2?
Current schools of interest can be seen on my profile.
As of now I'm planning MIT Sloan & Ross in R1, and Stanford, Yale, Kellogg & Booth in R2.
I could try to squeeze in Kellogg in R1.. not sure if I should attempt that?
Round 2. Don't rush things. Only apply when your application is perfect.
Best,
JF
