akceeMBA
Souvilibra,
I'm no expert, however, IMHO it reflects extremely poorly if someone says they were swayed by others' opinions. You will receive several opinions during the MBA and get pulled in 100 different directions but its your conviction/direction/focus which will lead to your success (isn't it?). So if you say you were swayed even before entering an MBA it reflects poorly.
Please note, this is not an answer to "should I change my career goals" but rather to "what would an adcom perceive if I wrote I was swayed by others' opinions"
Cheers,
akcee
Thanks man, yeah I get that! Basically, I did not make myself clear here.
I wanted to understand whether changing career goals would be the right thing since they must be having access to my previous essays(Obviously I wont be mentioning why I am changing goals, unless I am asked, that too probably in interviews).
I mean changing goals every year in essays will obviously be dangerous, or it wont? That's my question!
For me, yes I was anxious to get an admit, and after listening to many people and reading thousands of stories, I thought it would be better to go the obvious way. But I realized that its not what I want after round 1 and corrected myself in round 2 applications. Well we all make wrong decisions, don't we?