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I was browsing the forums and did not run into the INSEAD thread for the current program! Come on - who all are out there for this year? I am still a little unsure about INSEAD as the school has been historically clear about its point of view on reapplicants - but this year bb10 noticed a change in their language for reapplicants and I think they may make their stance softer.
So: Who all are with me this year?
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I've received some emails about R3 from Indian applicants and have this to say - for those of you who are overrepresented in the applicant pool, mainly Chinese or Indian, strongly recommend that you apply for 2020 J-term Round 1 in March rather than Round 3. You would only be starting B-school 3 months later. Applying R1 when there are 1000 seats available, will give you the best chances for admission. Later rounds are only for diverse applicants.
Wishing all the applicants a very Happy New Year and hope all candidates waiting for 12th Jan results have some awesome news from INSEAD in 2018 beginning
Congrats on all admitted! Do students typically practice their French language skills prior to arriving? I can't imagine it'd be a waste of time to learn enough to get by.
Congrats on all admitted! Do students typically practice their French language skills prior to arriving? I can't imagine it'd be a waste of time to learn enough to get by.
I visited the Fonty campus in June - I don't think you'll really need to learn French on top of your exit language. I got around fine with just english, and im pretty sure Fonty is used to non-french speaking students.