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Thinking about it, the only component of the business school application that requires in person interaction is a test score. If the test centers remain closed, business schools may choose to extend the deadline for the score submissions. However all other aspects of the business school application can be done online and currently are.
Which is why I believe it is too early to tell. If applicants cannot take the gmat in August then we are in trouble.... But if the test centers reopen in June, before schools announce the deadlines and application procedures they expect everything to go as before.
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Which is why I believe it is too early to tell. If applicants cannot take the gmat in August then we are in trouble.... But if the test centers reopen in June, before schools announce the deadlines and application procedures they expect everything to go as before.
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This is something that is freaking me out. Think about it, we pay lots of money for having classes in person in a special environment surrounded by a great cohort, having great networking, university facilities and so on. We pay for all package, and the whole pack makes the program unique wherever it is. So, since I´m accepted already to start this year in a b-school, should I start having on-line classes? should I pay the same price for less than what was offered for me? Is it fair to charge the same price for this kind of class? I got a loan to pay a high tuition and living expenses abroad to have classes in my room and I'll probably keep paying that for 15 f****** years, it´s not fair the schools change the rules in the middle of the game after you bet your money on that.
I think that a decent school shouldn´t even start its program in these conditions, postoponing that, however they don´t say anything about it, they only say they are innovating and changing ways to teach and everything is gonna be all right. I´m sure it´s their business, but I´m sure too that we don´t have to pay for something different than offered before. Thus, it must be balanced, we can´t be the part hurted, it can also decrease their reputation on rankings, hence OUR reputation as graduates from there.
Therefore, I made a deposit already, however I´m thinking of asking a refund for my deposit made, and if possible, asking to keep my spot for the next year, if they think in starting unlike the original program. What do you guys think?
