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01 Oct 2012, 16:00
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Hi, I discovered a typographical error in the resume that I already submitted with my MBA application.
Under interest: I spelled "Basketball" as "Basketball Ball".
I reviewed the resume again and found no other mistakes.
My question is: How bad is this? Should I email the admissions office to send a rectified resume?
thank you for your advices!
Under interest: I spelled "Basketball" as "Basketball Ball".
I reviewed the resume again and found no other mistakes.
My question is: How bad is this? Should I email the admissions office to send a rectified resume?
thank you for your advices!
01 Oct 2012, 17:30
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As a former admissions officer, small typos happen a lot more than you would ever thing. After proofing and re-proofing your essays and resume, you find a mistake after submission. Admissions officers are looking for so much more in your candidacy than a simple typo. In fact, I would bet that more than 75?% of them will not even pick up the mistake. I would leave it alone and not bring the mistake to their attention. To give you some further comfort, last year I had a student say he wanted to attend Wharton in his Columbia essay; and he got into both.
KImberly Plaga
Senior Admissions Consultant
Manhattan Review
KImberly Plaga
Senior Admissions Consultant
Manhattan Review
01 Oct 2012, 17:38
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that is very comforting to hear, especially coming from a former Admissions Officer. Thank you very much for stopping by and providing your insight!
