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good thread to dig up... I will add this to the Knowledge vault.
If one has a strong relationship, or if both people are "open minded" (I don't give any more details
), then it should work just as well as if you're single. My 2 cents.
If one has a strong relationship, or if both people are "open minded" (I don't give any more details
), then it should work just as well as if you're single. My 2 cents. 
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I think that picking the right school can be a big help. Some schools are much more significant other friendly. This weekend at Kellogg admitted students weekend it was clear from talking with other married couples the different. There were wives who were absolutely against their husbands going to some schools because of their experiences with the school. Now if those guys decide to go there and force their wife to move there then thats going to cause problems. Also you need to consider location and career prospects, your significant other is going to be giving up a lot if they are following you where ever you go. It would be very selfish to force them to give up their careers for two years...note doesnt apply to internationals since visa issues make everyplace tough.
Its going to be tough where ever you are because of time demands but there are schools that completely embrace significant others. Some schools have groups but they dont allow significant others many benefits of the schools, while others treat them just like students basically. I know at Tuck and Kellogg significant others can sit in classes, join clubs, use career services. Basically they get all the great parts of the b-school experience without all the tough things like recruiting and finals.
My wife was completely blown away by the Kellogg JV group and met a ton of admitted students wives/gfs that she really clicked with. I think that this is probably one of their more effective recruiting tools since I think every single significant other decided that Kellogg was their top choice for the student since it was where they wanted to be. Until this weekend my wife was unsure how this would be for her, now she is probably even more excited about it than I am.
Its going to be tough where ever you are because of time demands but there are schools that completely embrace significant others. Some schools have groups but they dont allow significant others many benefits of the schools, while others treat them just like students basically. I know at Tuck and Kellogg significant others can sit in classes, join clubs, use career services. Basically they get all the great parts of the b-school experience without all the tough things like recruiting and finals.
My wife was completely blown away by the Kellogg JV group and met a ton of admitted students wives/gfs that she really clicked with. I think that this is probably one of their more effective recruiting tools since I think every single significant other decided that Kellogg was their top choice for the student since it was where they wanted to be. Until this weekend my wife was unsure how this would be for her, now she is probably even more excited about it than I am.
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