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09 Nov 2007, 15:22
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Ok, as for career stuff, it's not a big deal. You give recruiters that info if you wish - though of course the usual probably applies: in certain industires, it's all but required.
Around here, it's really about team fuqua. there is little competition and lots of support. Grades aren't disclosed publicly - you know yours and can share or not. I have a friend who REFUSES to say anything about grades - she's funny like that. Generally, those with great grades get a little ribbing and admiration; those with bad grades (btw - with our curve, they're rarely bad) get sympathy. And most of us float down the middle.
09 Nov 2007, 21:55
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aau, very nice to meet you earlier today. Thanks for pointing my toward CASE...Matt was in and I was able to get a few minutes of his time.
The visit to Duke was great, which unfortunately makes the decision process harder...I guess I'll wait for the admits, that may make the choice for me.
The visit to Duke was great, which unfortunately makes the decision process harder...I guess I'll wait for the admits, that may make the choice for me.
10 Nov 2007, 06:53
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I forgot to respond to the bar thing. I don't go to Chapel Hill very often, but some do. I suppose there's more of a college-town atmosphere there, but I'm happy to hang out in Brightleaf or on 9th St. There are plenty of worthwhile people there and you don't have to drive. I suppose if you're more into the club atmosphere, then CH is the way to go. But I'm more into sipping a pint and talking to friends. It's up to your style, I guess.
I have a suggestion if you have not already thought about it- VISIT BEFORE applying (that also enables you to finish interviewing). I think you gain some real meat for your essays through the visit (more so than other schools) as you spend a lot of time talking with the first year students who hang around the interviewee's lounge.
