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26 Jan 2010, 07:29
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I personally think you should focus on the fact that you're going to Paris to visit your girlfriend--sounds like a pretty amazing trip!!
Good luck!
Updated on: 26 Jan 2010, 09:32
Originally posted by RepeatedRefresher on 26 Jan 2010, 07:39.
Last edited by RepeatedRefresher on 26 Jan 2010, 09:32, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by RepeatedRefresher on 26 Jan 2010, 09:32, edited 1 time in total.
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Ha - all very good points.
1. Gordon - You're right, I intend to keep my BB on me until about 5pm EST, then its going to be earning it's own frequent flier miles.
2. Turn - Yes, it is the work, and not the fruits that are important. Though being quite familiar with the Hindu doctrines (raised as one), that was always one of the bigger issues I debated with my dad. After considerable discourse, we came to the following conclusion - You can't do the deed without the motivation that only a fruit can provide. However, once the deed is done. Let it go.
Let's see if I can be true to my own philosophical positions.
3. LB - Damn it you're right! No school is going to ruin this trip for me
4. Good Luck Everyone
1. Gordon - You're right, I intend to keep my BB on me until about 5pm EST, then its going to be earning it's own frequent flier miles.
2. Turn - Yes, it is the work, and not the fruits that are important. Though being quite familiar with the Hindu doctrines (raised as one), that was always one of the bigger issues I debated with my dad. After considerable discourse, we came to the following conclusion - You can't do the deed without the motivation that only a fruit can provide. However, once the deed is done. Let it go.
Let's see if I can be true to my own philosophical positions.
3. LB - Damn it you're right! No school is going to ruin this trip for me
4. Good Luck Everyone
26 Jan 2010, 08:28
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Obviously a moot point now, but I was just wondering how people approached the character limits on the HBS application. Based on the four applications I did, HBS seemed the most restrictive on the amount of space they gave you to answer the minor questions, such as describing your biggest challenge at work, your extracurriculars, etc. etc. I think the limit for a lot of those questions was 200 characters.
Anyway, I was just wondering what people thought of that...
Anyway, I was just wondering what people thought of that...
