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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
randomwalk
GMAT 1: 740 Q49 V41
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19 Aug 2010, 03:21
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They can track you down with the MAC address, if they want to. :^P. Better do it with a different computer.
22 Aug 2010, 13:05
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The essay question is: Tell us about a time in your professional experience when you were frustrated or disappointed.
How important do you think it is that the answer to this question involve an experience that is actually from your job as opposed to a different leadership position? I am a recent college graduated attempting to answer this question with a story that is from a leadership position during college.
Alternatively, I could use the same story to answer the "What would you like the MBA Admissions Board to know about your undergraduate academic experience?" question, but it just seems like a really good fit for the first one, minus the "professional" aspect.
To me it seems like it's not that important whether the story is from my actual job or another leadership role, since the qualities demonstrated would be the same. Thoughts?
How important do you think it is that the answer to this question involve an experience that is actually from your job as opposed to a different leadership position? I am a recent college graduated attempting to answer this question with a story that is from a leadership position during college.
Alternatively, I could use the same story to answer the "What would you like the MBA Admissions Board to know about your undergraduate academic experience?" question, but it just seems like a really good fit for the first one, minus the "professional" aspect.
To me it seems like it's not that important whether the story is from my actual job or another leadership role, since the qualities demonstrated would be the same. Thoughts?
