Yes, everyone, make sure to ask for student ambassadors to speak with. But to get a fair view, do find some people to speak with on Linked In as well.
This brings up an important point - know that even though it seems like a casual exchange, they are observing you.
Try to act natural, but realize they are taking note of how you interact and engage with them - as it is likely to inform how you would be with your small group. They are striving for customer satisfaction and so they need all admits to be likeable.
namph912 wrote:
LadyGaladriel wrote:
Oh really? That sounds lovely.
Did you get to discuss your candidacy and application as well or just INSEAD's offerings in its MBA program?
Well, we talked about what INSEAD look for in a candidate but then it's pretty much the same as many have mentioned in this forum. However, he was nice to link me up with a few current students and alumni from my country so that I can reach out and ask questions. You probably learn more from those people
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