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27 Jun 2013, 06:45
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forfuture
Hi forfuture,
Thank you for your question. Early Decision is best for applicants who know that Columbia Business School is their first choice. Early Decision applications are read before our Regular Decision applications and because our application process is rolling the earlier you apply the more spots are available. We encourage applicants to consider the Early Decision commitments (visit https://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/mba/admissions/options#ed) prior to applying for ED.
I hope this helps!
27 Jun 2013, 06:48
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debayan222
Hi debayan222
Thank you for your question. Please visit https://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/mba/admis ... mendations for our letters of recommendation. I pasted the text from this part of our website just in case
. Best of luck!Recommendations
All applications require two recommendations. If you have been working full-time for at least six months, one recommendation should be from your current supervisor. The second recommendation should be from either a former direct supervisor or from another professional associate, senior to you, who can add personal insight into your candidacy.
If you are a college senior or have worked full-time for less than six months, at least one, but preferably both, of your recommendations should be from a person who can comment on your managerial abilities. You may ask a summer employer or another person who you feel can objectively assess your professional promise. The second recommendation may be from a college professor.
We ask recommenders to consider the following guidelines when writing their recommendations:
Your relationship to the applicant.
The applicant’s performance.
Strengths and weaknesses of the applicant.
The applicant’s interpersonal skills.
The applicant’s written and spoken communication skills.
How does the applicant accept constructive criticism or handle conflicts?
How effective are the applicant’s interpersonal skills in the workplace?
The most important thing you would like the Admissions Committee to know.
Please be aware, the Admissions Committee does require all application materials be submitted online, including recommendations.
27 Jun 2013, 06:51
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TechWithNoExp
Hi AbhiJ,
I am not exactly sure how credit scores will be reviewed with regard to loans. I suggest contacting our financial aid office at finaid@gsb.columbia.edu and they may be able to help.
Thank you!
