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Re: Calling all Tuck Fall 2009 applicants! [#permalink]
Hi all...

I'm working on the scholarship application and there is something I'm not sure about...

I'm a US citizen but I live, work and pay taxes in another country.

when I file my US tax forms, I report my foreign income and I am exempt from US income taxes as I am already paying where I live.

I will enter all of my foreign income, savings, etc. but what should I enter in the "2008 estimated income taxes" line?

Do I enter what I pay where I live or '0' as I am exempt from US income taxes?

I plan to call the office but they won't be in until Tuesday and I'd rather get this over with :-)

thanks

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Hi,
I am an R1 applicant from Indian. And I suppose, being an international applicant, I cannot schedule a telephonic interview myself.I am worried about the interviews as well. Is it a good idea to call the adcom this monday?
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I'm working on my scholly app and I'm realizing that I addressed all the topics (below in italics) they suggest in essay #4. So, I changed about three sentences and I'm sending it off. I guess I'll find out just how connected the Financial aid and admissions offices are.


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• Extracurricular activities (volunteer, leadership, sports, etc.)
• Work experience
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I'm working on my scholly app and I'm realizing that I addressed all the topics (below in italics) they suggest in essay #4. So, I changed about three sentences and I'm sending it off. I guess I'll find out just how connected the Financial aid and admissions offices are.


Hmmm.... I kinda touch on a couple of those points in essay #4, but the format was entirely wrong for the scholarship essay.

That being said, I have absolutely no clue how to write the scholarship essay. I ended up doing a short history of schooling and professional life, then focused on work and EC leadership, then finished with a short post-MBA impact statement.

:??? :??? :??? :???

Considering I'll be out of town for the next couple days, it's gonna have to do!

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I am trying to incorporate all parts of my candidacy by talking about (i) Personal story, (ii) academics, (iii) profession, and (iv) Hobbies. My final word count is 570. Anyone has an idea if we can go above word limit here.
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I wouldn't go over but that's just me.
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I am trying to incorporate all parts of my candidacy by talking about (i) Personal story, (ii) academics, (iii) profession, and (iv) Hobbies. My final word count is 570. Anyone has an idea if we can go above word limit here.


It seemed to me the word count was pretty strict "...not more than 500 words...".

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That sucks....it tough to present everything in 500 words...I'll have to cut out a lot.
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This is going to be painful. 2.5 months without even so much as a blip of approval or a thumbs up.
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This is going to be painful. 2.5 months without even so much as a blip of approval or a thumbs up.


With the really intense interview I had, I don't know what to expect.
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With the really intense interview I had, I don't know what to expect.


Can you elaborate on the "intense" interview?

Like those GMAT clubbers who have come before me, I am writing this from the Dartmouth Coach on my way up to Hanover :) Interviewing tomorrow at 3:45pm & will post a re-cap when possible (although I'm assuming most of you have already interviewed :P)
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With the really intense interview I had, I don't know what to expect.


Can you elaborate on the "intense" interview?

Like those GMAT clubbers who have come before me, I am writing this from the Dartmouth Coach on my way up to Hanover :) Interviewing tomorrow at 3:45pm & will post a re-cap when possible (although I'm assuming most of you have already interviewed :P)


It was not the average friendly Tuck interview that you hear about. She went straight from career goals to behavioral questions (a lot of them). She hardly asked me about extracurricular, interests, hobbies or anything personal. It was my first interview so I wasn't prepared. Plus after reading others' experiences, I wasn't expecting to be bombarded by 5 or 6 behavioral questions.
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This is going to be painful. 2.5 months without even so much as a blip of approval or a thumbs up.


Are you still working on essays? I'm looking forward to laying low for a week or so then completing my final two apps before Xmas in a somewhat more relaxed pace!

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I am having my interviews for R1 applications this week. But will start working on R2 applications next week.
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levfin2003 wrote:
It was not the average friendly Tuck interview that you hear about. She went straight from career goals to behavioral questions (a lot of them). She hardly asked me about extracurricular, interests, hobbies or anything personal. It was my first interview so I wasn't prepared. Plus after reading others' experiences, I wasn't expecting to be bombarded by 5 or 6 behavioral questions.


Similar to mine... not the conversational one I thought it would be. Also my first, and also felt I did not perform well.

Oh well, it will be all to real in a month when we find out.
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agold wrote:
This is going to be painful. 2.5 months without even so much as a blip of approval or a thumbs up.


Are you still working on essays? I'm looking forward to laying low for a week or so then completing my final two apps before Xmas in a somewhat more relaxed pace!

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I took care of the Tuck scholarship essay yesterday. I am going to try to do Columbia over the next week, and then H/S/W in December before the holidays.
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It was not the average friendly Tuck interview that you hear about. She went straight from career goals to behavioral questions (a lot of them). She hardly asked me about extracurricular, interests, hobbies or anything personal. It was my first interview so I wasn't prepared. Plus after reading others' experiences, I wasn't expecting to be bombarded by 5 or 6 behavioral questions.


Similar to mine... not the conversational one I thought it would be. Also my first, and also felt I did not perform well.

Oh well, it will be all to real in a month when we find out.


Same as both of you. I was not a fan of my Tuck interview.
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