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Applying Domestic vs. International? [#permalink] New post   03 Feb 2022, 21:20
Hello,

I am applying to M7s for Deferred Enrollment. I currently have two addresses an international and a domestic one. I was wondering which one it would make more sense to apply from for my MBA?

Will one benefit or hurt me for deferred enrollment?
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Re: Applying Domestic vs. International? [#permalink] New post   04 Feb 2022, 02:18
hmb12345 wrote:
Hello,

I am applying to M7s for Deferred Enrollment. I currently have two addresses an international and a domestic one. I was wondering which one it would make more sense to apply from for my MBA?

Will one benefit or hurt me for deferred enrollment?


hmb12345 Do you mean citizenships or jus addresses?

If just addresses, believe it’s straightforward- Put down your permanent address (home) and you can also put a current address (at the time of applying).

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Re: Applying Domestic vs. International? [#permalink] New post   07 Feb 2022, 08:32
Well if you want to save on your tuition fee then applying as domestic student should be opted , you should do a comparison of tuition fee domestic vs international student , it would help you evaluate better.
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Re: Applying Domestic vs. International? [#permalink] New post   15 Feb 2022, 18:43
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Well if you are applying with a particular citizenship vs another, pick the one that makes the most sense. You want to go with the citizenship that is the most underrepresented; outside of China and India international one is likely to fit that bill. So it's not a huge deal but maybe indicate international address so everything tracks hmb12345

hmb12345 wrote:
Hello,

I am applying to M7s for Deferred Enrollment. I currently have two addresses an international and a domestic one. I was wondering which one it would make more sense to apply from for my MBA?

Will one benefit or hurt me for deferred enrollment?
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Re: Applying Domestic vs. International? [#permalink]
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