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16 Apr 2011, 10:45
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nycfan
Hi nycfan, I'm a first year at Georgetown. This year about 23 have IB internships so far out of a class size is 255. Talking to friends at higher ranked schools, this seems to be about the norm. I don't know anything about Cornell except that it is a "top 15" or 16 school with a really strong brand. It also depends on how many people pursue IB. At Cornell I imagine that number is high.
Since Georgetown is not top 15, you need to be more aggressive (in terms of networking) to get into IB. That said, believe me kids at Cornell are making weekly trips to nyc as well since NYU and Columbia are right in Manhattan. If you have any questions feel free to PM me.
Ozzy
26 Apr 2011, 14:37
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Bballer84
Hey, first-year Gtown mba here. I would suggest going back through this forum and looking at old posts. I previously provided a long response to this same question. Best of luck to you! I know that after the long wait to hear back from admin, it sucks to be on the wait list. But a lot of people get in off the wait list, so stay positive.
The wait list letter should have provided next steps for you to take. Wait listed applicants will hear back from admissions at the end of each round.
