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30 Oct 2014, 21:12
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I've heard really good things about C4C from recent alums and current students. Not sure if it involves all the Top West Coast schools (or just Pac-12), regardless, I heard it's one of the funnest and most rewarding MBA clubs to be a part of.
As a current student, I can tell you one thing - the C4C weekend is one event you do not want to miss. This is one of the best experiences I've had as an MBA student.
I will definitely be going for the 2015 weekend as well.
There are 8 West Coast Schools - Foster, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, USC Marshall, UC Irvine, UC Davis and USF.
We play hard during the day and party at night
If you get selected in any of the above mentioned schools, do not miss the C4C weekend in April.
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31 Oct 2014, 07:50
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Hi, everyone. I'm really excited to apply this year. Quick question: how much time should you give yourself between your GMAT test date and the application deadline? I'm planning to apply R3, and wonder when my last chance is to have the GMAT done. Do they want to have the Official Scores in hand by the deadline, or are they OK with just taking your unofficial scores until the official ones come in?
31 Oct 2014, 13:19
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lukep
Hi, everyone. I'm really excited to apply this year. Quick question: how much time should you give yourself between your GMAT test date and the application deadline? I'm planning to apply R3, and wonder when my last chance is to have the GMAT done. Do they want to have the Official Scores in hand by the deadline, or are they OK with just taking your unofficial scores until the official ones come in?
I can't speak for the admissions team but I have attended two of their informational sessions. If I remember correctly, they're OK with unofficial scores at the time of the application.
I highly recommend you contact their Director of Admissions, Erin Town, to get confirmation. Their contact info is posted publically here:
https://www.foster.washington.edu/academ ... %20Us.aspx and they encourage prospective candidates to directly reach out to them.
