apoorvswarup
I have already mentioned the names of the individuals who committed the misrepresentation in an earlier message. I don't want to waste my time and energy elaborating on the incident here especially since I won't be attending and nor care about the school, if you want I can share the thread with you. My message was to serve as a heads up especially to a lot of non-native/Indian applicants who do apply to the school
As far as recommending agsm is concerned, the reason why I mentioned that school is that I don't expect them unlike the people at mbs to lie to my face.
As far as job opportunities are concerned the nature would remain the same and if you are a native both schools would be good but there is definitely more advantage of attending agsm if you are a non-native since the school is better known internationally.
Posted from my mobile device For those holding their breath, Apoorv has sent me the conversation and here's the gist of it.
- Apoorv applied last year and was admitted. Unhappy with the lack of scholarship and equipped with a good career opportunity, he decides to defer his place in hope of a scholarship next year. Deferral was accepted although it's unclear what this deferral means. In the initial email it says he will be reconsidered in comparison to round 1 applicants of the following year.
- Come October 2015, which I assume is the end of the first round he receives an email saying that his application was unsuccessful. Apoorv complains, to his credit the wording on the deferral acceptance was a bit ambiguous.
- Apoorv points out the flaw in Anne's email in a fairly unpleasant way. The school reconsiders or backtracks and offers him a place, albeit without scholarship.
- Apoorv starts complaining at the lack of scholarship, boasting about his achievements and high GMAT. He feels that he deserves a scholarship and it must be an error that he didn't receive one. 2-3 emails going back and forth about this "mistake"
- It became clear that his lack of scholarship was at least partly due to his lack of professionalism in his previous communication. He finds a problem in the process' timeline which is understandable, but I also understand the school's POV.
What I found interesting is he expressed from the get-go how he wasn't particularly interested in MBS anyway, yet fought so hard for a scholarship. I understand the initial mistake/misunderstanding was frustrating for you but hopefully you realise that your response was not ideal.
I congratulate you on your scholarship and place at HEC but no offence, but if your emails are any indication of your emotional maturity I don't think this year's cohort at MBS is missing out on too much.