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milpilot16
GMAT 1: 750 Q49 V42
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26 Aug 2023, 01:57
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I would love to hear if anyone has had any positive or negative experiences with the CORe program - both prior to application to tick that box or prior to matriculating solely as a B-School prep program.
Is it more valuable for non-business undergraduates and people that have been out of college for more than 5 years? Or, would it be worthwhile for all aspirants? Thanks!
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Is it more valuable for non-business undergraduates and people that have been out of college for more than 5 years? Or, would it be worthwhile for all aspirants? Thanks!
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26 Aug 2023, 07:54
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milpilot16:
It's not really valuable from an admissions perspective. We recommend people take these courses if they are legitimately interested in exploring particularly fields offered or just want to elevate their business knowledge.
Beyond that, a candidate is not any stronger for having enrolled in these optional coursework. The AdCom looks at a candidate's undergraduate performance and, to a lesser degree, any graduate degrees when considering their academic capabilities.
Of course, you should see what others respond here but we feel fairly confident about our assessment of this common topic.
It's not really valuable from an admissions perspective. We recommend people take these courses if they are legitimately interested in exploring particularly fields offered or just want to elevate their business knowledge.
Beyond that, a candidate is not any stronger for having enrolled in these optional coursework. The AdCom looks at a candidate's undergraduate performance and, to a lesser degree, any graduate degrees when considering their academic capabilities.
Of course, you should see what others respond here but we feel fairly confident about our assessment of this common topic.
