ConsultingGuy0543 wrote:
Separate question time (I hate that I always think of these things AFTER the fact. Need to find a way to stop doing this).
Kellogg’s application instructions said to repeat the question that you were responding to and bold it. However, there’s also an option to simply copy and paste the text from your essay into a text box, instead of uploading a separate document. I took the copy and paste approach, and of course I didn’t repeat the question as I thought that only applied to the uploaded version (you cannot even bold in the text box anyways) and it would use up the word count anyways, which doesn’t make sense.
What’s your take? Hopefully this will calm others nerves as well...
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ConsultingGuy0543 Wondering this myself. I'm almost set to submit, and when I saw the instructions, the phrasing made it seem like all applicants (regardless of chosen format) should restate the prompt. But as you correctly point out, restating the prompt in the text box counts against your word count, and there's not even an option to bold text within the field.
When I tried the copy-paste method, the prompt didn't appear at the top of the preview page, but the application proof may be different than the application the officers review. I'm just playing it safe and uploading a pdf, but I don't think you have any reason to worry.