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30 Nov 2011, 12:50
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Gryphon,
Hi and thank you for your question. Please forward a scanned copy of your test taker report to your application manager. They are as follows:
Last name begins with A - H = your app manager is Heidi Russell (hjr27@cornell.edu)
Last name begins with I - O = your app manager is Jade Bigelow (jab832@cornell.edu)
Last name begins with P - Z = your app manager is Jenna Abbott (jma266@cornell.edu)
Please also make sure you have given GMAC permission to release your official scores to us. Hope this helps, let us know if you have further questions. Thanks and have a wonderful day!!
Andrea Sherwood
Hi and thank you for your question. Please forward a scanned copy of your test taker report to your application manager. They are as follows:
Last name begins with A - H = your app manager is Heidi Russell (hjr27@cornell.edu)
Last name begins with I - O = your app manager is Jade Bigelow (jab832@cornell.edu)
Last name begins with P - Z = your app manager is Jenna Abbott (jma266@cornell.edu)
Please also make sure you have given GMAC permission to release your official scores to us. Hope this helps, let us know if you have further questions. Thanks and have a wonderful day!!
Andrea Sherwood
13 Dec 2011, 06:05
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Does Cornell (Johnson) have admissions representatives in Africa, precisely in Ghana?
17 Dec 2011, 10:34
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To all Gmatclub members looking at Johnson,
I believe the blw tips might help all of you.
I believe we all know the blw tips but it is worth to post them here again..
Thanks to Johnson...
(from an email sent from Johnson,)
"...quoting...
General tips on how to prepare financially
Begin to search for outside scholarships early. Private scholarships may be based on various selection criteria: academic achievement, religious affiliation, ethnicity, memberships, civic activities, hobbies, or special talents. Start by contacting your employee benefits office, church, civic group(s), or any other organization you think may have scholarship opportunities. Search the web for free (https://www.fastweb.com).
Begin to reduce your discretionary expenses. Dine out fewer times during the week, bring your lunch to work, and limit impulse purchases.
Start to save from each paycheck. Open a new school expense savings account and have money directly deposited from your paycheck.
You will want to have savings to cover non-educational expenses such as moving costs, apartment deposits, start-up costs, club dues, gym memberships, interview expenses, and leisure travel expenses.
Eliminate any credit card balances you currently carry and only use your credit cards for emergencies.
It is much easier to live like a student while you're a student than to live on a student budget after completing your MBA.
Develop a personal budget. You may find it helpful to use software such as Quicken or MS Money.
Maintain good credit – a large portion of federal and private student loans require a credit check. It is very important to have a good credit record. Request your credit report today.
Order a Free Annual Credit Report
Check your credit score from Fair Isaac .
We invite you to visit our website for more information about student loans, financing options, financial planning, and scholarships. There is no connection between applying for financial aid and the Admissions Committee's decision...
Ciao Ciao,
FT
I believe the blw tips might help all of you.
I believe we all know the blw tips but it is worth to post them here again..
Thanks to Johnson...
(from an email sent from Johnson,)
"...quoting...
General tips on how to prepare financially
Begin to search for outside scholarships early. Private scholarships may be based on various selection criteria: academic achievement, religious affiliation, ethnicity, memberships, civic activities, hobbies, or special talents. Start by contacting your employee benefits office, church, civic group(s), or any other organization you think may have scholarship opportunities. Search the web for free (https://www.fastweb.com).
Begin to reduce your discretionary expenses. Dine out fewer times during the week, bring your lunch to work, and limit impulse purchases.
Start to save from each paycheck. Open a new school expense savings account and have money directly deposited from your paycheck.
You will want to have savings to cover non-educational expenses such as moving costs, apartment deposits, start-up costs, club dues, gym memberships, interview expenses, and leisure travel expenses.
Eliminate any credit card balances you currently carry and only use your credit cards for emergencies.
It is much easier to live like a student while you're a student than to live on a student budget after completing your MBA.
Develop a personal budget. You may find it helpful to use software such as Quicken or MS Money.
Maintain good credit – a large portion of federal and private student loans require a credit check. It is very important to have a good credit record. Request your credit report today.
Order a Free Annual Credit Report
Check your credit score from Fair Isaac .
We invite you to visit our website for more information about student loans, financing options, financial planning, and scholarships. There is no connection between applying for financial aid and the Admissions Committee's decision...
Ciao Ciao,
FT
