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15 Jun 2007, 13:00
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Does it make any kinda sense to apply to the 3rd round of the INSEAD Jan 08 intake and also to the 1st round of the Sept 08 intake (assuming a ding at the first attempt - extremely likely)?
I'm wondering how the adcom would view this - would it look like a candidate determined to get to INSEAD, or would it look like one determined to p**s off the adcom?
Also wondering about the similarity of the essays submitted so close to each other.
Fig, necro, karlfurt - guys, plz help!! others too!!
I'm wondering how the adcom would view this - would it look like a candidate determined to get to INSEAD, or would it look like one determined to p**s off the adcom?
Also wondering about the similarity of the essays submitted so close to each other.
Fig, necro, karlfurt - guys, plz help!! others too!!
15 Jun 2007, 19:33
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If you apply in the 3rd round, and don't happen to get admitted, then you won't have anything new to add to your application or to address your weak points when you reapply few months later.
If you think you have a strong profile (lot of international experience, leadership experience. a good GPA, a good GMAT and you are neither Indian nor French), then I feel you might have a very good chance even in the 3rd round. The impression I get is that INSEAD's 3rd round is not as difficult as the 3rd round in the US schools.
But apply in the 3rd round, only if you feel that you are well prepared. Rushing your application will only make it look like you haven't considered INSEAD seriously.
If you think you have a strong profile (lot of international experience, leadership experience. a good GPA, a good GMAT and you are neither Indian nor French), then I feel you might have a very good chance even in the 3rd round. The impression I get is that INSEAD's 3rd round is not as difficult as the 3rd round in the US schools.
But apply in the 3rd round, only if you feel that you are well prepared. Rushing your application will only make it look like you haven't considered INSEAD seriously.
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paddyboy 
... mst is resuming the situation very well...
I also believe as u felt actually that the 2 dates are too near & the risk is great that u could be dinged in R3. And so, it should be very hard to prouve that u are so much better for the R1.... I would recommand to keep the shot for R1, but not if u are sure to have a good chance
Good luck ! :D
... mst is resuming the situation very well...
I also believe as u felt actually that the 2 dates are too near & the risk is great that u could be dinged in R3. And so, it should be very hard to prouve that u are so much better for the R1.... I would recommand to keep the shot for R1, but not if u are sure to have a good chance
Good luck ! :D
I'm going to apply to R3 just for the heck of it, and if I'm dinged for being Indian, I'd be happy I didn't get in.
