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28 Nov 2013, 15:41
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tdawg
I agree with this last part.
Where does Columbia sit in your preferences for the schools you applied to?
NYC is something to consider as well. Your list there doesn't strike me as city schools, so you probably have to factor that too.
Just wanted to toss those 2 considerations out there.
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28 Nov 2013, 22:46
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WhatsInYourBackpack
The system generates a list for you and then you have to initiate contact with the alumns. Pros - you can use whatever information is online to strategically 'filter through' your interviewers (e.g., through LinkedIn, I found that 3 of my matches were in retail... decided to reach out to them first because I figured we'd have more to talk about). Cons - it can be a painful process. It took me a week to get in touch with someone, and then another week and a half before we were able to get together. Then it's up to the interviewer to submit the feedback, and that timeline can vary. My interviewer submitted within 3-4 days, but I've seen some applicants on here who have waited up to 2 weeks for their interviewer to submit.
ChicagoConsultant
Joined: 23 Oct 2013
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Schools: CBS '16 (M) Duke '16 (I)
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28 Nov 2013, 22:47
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latinomba360
Definitely apply. You have the profile to get in.
