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Vyshak - I don't know if they'll defer starts; or if they do they'd have to move into a later quarter system like Foster or Booth. We start late August, which is considered "late." That being said, if they worry about students coming in on time - they'll probably send ahead the study materials online and tell students to do it from home and catch up as soon as they reach. Another option is to start late, as you mentioned, and reduce academic requirements (like assignments or cases), but career prep will always remain rigorous and will be drastically affected if they start too late...
It's - unfortunately - way too early to think about what schools will do. They're too busy with their current students and getting them back into routine. They've never seen a scenario like this before - if all goes well, we start as per usual. If the curve doesn't flatten, there are bigger things to worry about than MBA programs ?♀️
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It's - unfortunately - way too early to think about what schools will do. They're too busy with their current students and getting them back into routine. They've never seen a scenario like this before - if all goes well, we start as per usual. If the curve doesn't flatten, there are bigger things to worry about than MBA programs ?♀️
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Just got to know that Fuqua has deferred the session start date by a month from July 28th, 2020 to August 31st, 2020. I would be happy to see this trend pick up among the business schools if the current situation doesn't improve. Taking classes online across geographies doesn't work well in my opinion because of fundamental issues such as bandwidth, network and timezone.
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? I want to take the exam in a testing center as it will be hard to take it at home as I don't live alone. Would testing possibly reopen in May/June? 
