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01 Mar 2010, 09:50
Kudos
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Hi!
Finished with essays (phew)... well got tired after the 10th draft... (all my friends and family are losing patience with a BSchool lunatic).. now I am finally down to filling up the apps and submitting!!!
anyways .. 2 quick questions
1. On the Kellogg online application, for each employer they have a box titled:
"Responsibilities and reasons for leaving" with 6000 word limit. My resume is really a set of highlights and some smattering of responsibilities.. is it a good idea to just copy and past the relevant sections into this box or give a run of day to day responsibilities.. given the huge word limit?
2. On the Booth application you have to choice to either enter the essays in a text box OR upload a document. What is a better idea and thoughts on formatting the document (if I go that route)? There aren't any specific guidelines I could find on the Booth side
Thanks!
Finished with essays (phew)... well got tired after the 10th draft... (all my friends and family are losing patience with a BSchool lunatic).. now I am finally down to filling up the apps and submitting!!!
anyways .. 2 quick questions
1. On the Kellogg online application, for each employer they have a box titled:
"Responsibilities and reasons for leaving" with 6000 word limit. My resume is really a set of highlights and some smattering of responsibilities.. is it a good idea to just copy and past the relevant sections into this box or give a run of day to day responsibilities.. given the huge word limit?
2. On the Booth application you have to choice to either enter the essays in a text box OR upload a document. What is a better idea and thoughts on formatting the document (if I go that route)? There aren't any specific guidelines I could find on the Booth side
Thanks!
01 Mar 2010, 09:54
Kudos
Bookmarks
please re-post each question in its specific school thread - thanks
Kellogg: calling-all-kellogg-fall-2010-applicants-78734.html
Booth: calling-fall-2010-chicago-booth-applicants-78611.html
Kellogg: calling-all-kellogg-fall-2010-applicants-78734.html
Booth: calling-fall-2010-chicago-booth-applicants-78611.html
