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14 Jun 2017, 12:43
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I just realized that wannabe Boothies have not started flocking in to the forums yet. This will change that. Who else is out there: SHOW yourself!! The other schools are catching up.
I will apply to Booth for the first time and I am excited. If there are any reapplicants or current students, I'd love to know the last year's application experience!
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14 Jun 2017, 22:58
I'm in for R1.
Visited the school a few weeks back and spoke to a few current students. The conversations were great and the students were pretty helpful. I attended the Big Data class (obviously Quant focussed), but I could see why people say that Booth is very Quant focused. Overall a good experience!!
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19 Jun 2017, 22:04
I'm applying as well.
Gavriel from Israel soon turning 30.
Applying to R1, now working on my essays.
A little about myself:
A recently discharged intelligence officer, now a product manager at a 700 employees startup company. B.Sc in computer science (GPA 3.3), M.A in government (cum laude). GMAT 740, TOEFL 110. Married+2.
Applying to: HBS, GSB, KLG
and Booth of course!
Best of luck to everybody. Let's make this dream come true!
The Booth essays remain largely unchanged from last year. While the pictures have changed, I do not think the strategy will have much of an overhaul for new applicants.
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03 Aug 2017, 04:09
Take essay analysis with a pinch of salt - its more brainstorming than guidelines. But for what its worth, mbaMission are as good as it gets with school guides:
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11 Aug 2017, 08:28
Booth says it will view the PPT/PDF electronically. Considering that:
1. What aspect ratio are you guys using? 3:4 or 16:9 or something else? 2. How much do you guys think the margins should be? 3. Any special software seems helpful?
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From Open MBA chat with Booth Alumna
Question: Any tips to Booth applicants on presentation?
Kate: My first tip is that you don’t have to do a presentation. I’ve worked with plenty of successful applicants who’ve written traditional essays. My second tip is to not worry so much about the photo. Outline the important stories from your past that you think Booth needs to know about you, and then hopefully you can find a photo that fits with it. Also - try to highlight qualities Booth values, like being resourceful, being curious, willing to take risks or put yourself out there, being able to adapt and deal with new situations.
Kate will be available to answer questions of prospective MBA applicants in the chat room for next 1.5 hours. Link to join.. https://gmatclub.com/forum/mchat.php?fl=menu _________________
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30 Aug 2017, 23:16
Looking for some advice, not sure if this is the right place. While combing through my pics for the ppt, I found some great photos for my fraternity. It was a co-ed honor fraternity aimed at education, but I do realize the recent rumors on fraternity ban in Harvard and the general perceptions on fraternities. So, what's Booth's general take on this? Is it going help or hurt?
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05 Sep 2017, 21:46
brucewu11 wrote:
Looking for some advice, not sure if this is the right place. While combing through my pics for the ppt, I found some great photos for my fraternity. It was a co-ed honor fraternity aimed at education, but I do realize the recent rumors on fraternity ban in Harvard and the general perceptions on fraternities. So, what's Booth's general take on this? Is it going help or hurt?
Interesting. I wouldn't know much about this, but if you think the picture adds value I would add it. Plus a co-ed honor frat is so much more valued than a the all-male frats that are frowned upon.
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