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Meh! I guess we'll find out. If they do checks, I wanted to get it out of the way before one of my references decides to quit/retire. He's getting pretty close to making a decision.
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If you chose Ross you are going close to D-town. Crime is no abound in that area :maniac , hence Ross does not require any checks. :-D :) :lol:

Watchu talkin about foo!
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That's what I'm talkin' 'bout!

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Watchu talkin about foo!
:snipersmile: :rocket

That's what I'm talkin' 'bout!

:-D :) :(


Should I bring my shotgun with me? 8-)
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Good luck getting it through customs ;)

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Good luck getting it through customs ;)


Yeah... right... stupid idea... coming to the U.S. with a "made in the USA" gun. Better buy a new one over there :-D
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Just as an FYI for all R1 admits and might also help R2 applicants:

Met an alumni last night here in Cincinnati. Apparently adcomm reached out to him to meet me and answer any questions that I might have. Just some notes/points of interest:

1. VERY passionate about the school (obviously).
2. Spoke about a bunch of classes that he felt helped even after graduating- Valuations and a CKPrahalds course were a couple that I remember
3. He suggests staying close to campus but not on it (too many UG's- but clobo might not mind it as he is going to party ;))
4. Raved about MAP- his was in Israel
5. Apparently the alumni network is pretty impressive
6. He said the career services is awesome. They start reaching out to you evene before classes start.
7. For golfers- the UMich golf course is amazing! $25 to play a round. BTW- The course is designed by the same dude who designed the Augusta National Golf Course.
8. DO NOT schedule a team meeting on a Football Saturday. You might be exiled from the school. Everyone....EVERYONE tailgates and goes to the game. The MBA students all get tickets together and hence have their own section in the stadium. AND dont forget to tailgate near the "BUS"
9. Broadly the alum's opinion was that internationals should not have a problem finding a job consulting and banking and even GM but it is difficult in marketing.
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Just as an FYI for all R1 admits and might also help R2 applicants:

Met an alumni last night here in Cincinnati. Apparently adcomm reached out to him to meet me and answer any questions that I might have. Just some notes/points of interest:

1. VERY passionate about the school (obviously).
2. Spoke about a bunch of classes that he felt helped even after graduating- Valuations and a CKPrahalds course were a couple that I remember
3. He suggests staying close to campus but not on it (too many UG's- but clobo might not mind it as he is going to party ;))
4. Raved about MAP- his was in Israel
5. Apparently the alumni network is pretty impressive
6. He said the career services is awesome. They start reaching out to you evene before classes start.
7. For golfers- the UMich golf course is amazing! $25 to play a round. BTW- The course is designed by the same dude who designed the Augusta National Golf Course.
8. DO NOT schedule a team meeting on a Football Saturday. You might be exiled from the school. Everyone....EVERYONE tailgates and goes to the game. The MBA students all get tickets together and hence have their own section in the stadium. AND dont forget to tailgate near the "BUS"
9. Broadly the alum's opinion was that internationals should not have a problem finding a job consulting and banking and even GM but it is difficult in marketing.

Why? I supposed that Ross is very strong in marketing and marketing placement is not very competitive as IB and MC.
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Sharedfolders- internationals are usually not favored by CPG marketing firms and this is not specific to Ross alone. This alum that I spoke to works for P & G, and apparently P & G does not hire internationals(who require a work visa) for their US operations. He also added that the general thought process (though he does agree with) is that marketing is more about understanding the "consumer" culture and internationals will not be able to do so in the US as they would have spent limited time here. Tech marketing is completely different.
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Just as an FYI for all R1 admits and might also help R2 applicants:

7. For golfers- the UMich golf course is amazing! $25 to play a round. BTW- The course is designed by the same dude who designed the Augusta National Golf Course.

Ok, who is going to teach me how to golf? :-D
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bherronp- I can volunteer :P though am not very good myself.

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Just as an FYI for all R1 admits and might also help R2 applicants:

7. For golfers- the UMich golf course is amazing! $25 to play a round. BTW- The course is designed by the same dude who designed the Augusta National Golf Course.

Ok, who is going to teach me how to golf? :-D
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I suck. I swing a golf club like a baseball bat. When I go to the driving range I make contact about half the time, and that is usually just clipping the top of the ball or hitting the ground and bouncing up into the ball. About 1 out of 25 times (at best) I make solid contact. Though since I am tall and fairly strong when I do make contact I can end up driving close to 300 yards.

I am, however, a mini golf champion. My wife, who played golf throughout highschool, has never defeated me at mini golf. If only that was how deals got done.
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haha...that was funny...the cool thing about Mich golf course is apparently they have some really impressive indoor facilities. So even in the winter, you could go out and hit some balls :)

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I suck. I swing a golf club like a baseball bat. When I go to the driving range I make contact about half the time, and that is usually just clipping the top of the ball or hitting the ground and bouncing up into the ball. About 1 out of 25 times (at best) I make solid contact. Though since I am tall and fairly strong when I do make contact I can end up driving close to 300 yards.

I am, however, a mini golf champion. My wife, who played golf throughout highschool, has never defeated me at mini golf. If only that was how deals got done.
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Thank you dosa!! KUDOS!

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Just as an FYI for all R1 admits and might also help R2 applicants:

Met an alumni last night here in Cincinnati. Apparently adcomm reached out to him to meet me and answer any questions that I might have. Just some notes/points of interest:

1. VERY passionate about the school (obviously).
2. Spoke about a bunch of classes that he felt helped even after graduating- Valuations and a CKPrahalds course were a couple that I remember
3. He suggests staying close to campus but not on it (too many UG's- but clobo might not mind it as he is going to party ;))
4. Raved about MAP- his was in Israel
5. Apparently the alumni network is pretty impressive
6. He said the career services is awesome. They start reaching out to you evene before classes start.
7. For golfers- the UMich golf course is amazing! $25 to play a round. BTW- The course is designed by the same dude who designed the Augusta National Golf Course.
8. DO NOT schedule a team meeting on a Football Saturday. You might be exiled from the school. Everyone....EVERYONE tailgates and goes to the game. The MBA students all get tickets together and hence have their own section in the stadium. AND dont forget to tailgate near the "BUS"
9. Broadly the alum's opinion was that internationals should not have a problem finding a job consulting and banking and even GM but it is difficult in marketing.
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Why? I supposed that Ross is very strong in marketing and marketing placement is not very competitive as IB and MC.

Well, we are talking about international candidates here. Being one myself, and coming from a marketing background I have obviously researched my job chances in the US post-MBA (although I am not going for marketing). They are not good in any industry and any field beyond IB and MC. (I am not saying impossible)

So this would apply to marketing as well, also coming from Ross (even from Kellogg - they are upfront about it, too).

EDIT: I just noticed that dosa basically already answered this...sorry...
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Sharedfolders- internationals are usually not favored by CPG marketing firms and this is not specific to Ross alone. This alum that I spoke to works for P & G, and apparently P & G does not hire internationals(who require a work visa) for their US operations. He also added that the general thought process (though he does agree with) is that marketing is more about understanding the "consumer" culture and internationals will not be able to do so in the US as they would have spent limited time here. Tech marketing is completely different.

OK. It is clear now. But what then about MC? I think it also about the understanding of corporate culture of US companies.
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