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McCombsStudent
Joined: 14 Oct 2012
Last visit: 15 Apr 2014
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Schools: McCombs '14 (A)
14 Apr 2014, 10:07
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nishanthkadi
The applicant pool to McCombs this year was extremely talented and intelligent. Please continue to be patient, the Admissions Committee will look to admit waitlisted candidates on a rolling basis and you should monitor your email regularly as the Admissions Committee will ask you for updates to the application when it comes back under review.
teleste
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14 Apr 2014, 20:51
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McCombsStudent
Thanks McCombsStudent. I've really appreciated your posts on this forum.
I have done a few things to bolster my resume and application. From your post I take it I should hold onto that information and not proactively send it to the Admissions Committee, right? Just wait for an e-mail when my app is being re-reviewed?
I will also be going abroad for several weeks in June and when I come back stateside will have a new address. I imagine this is something I should update proactively. Is that correct? How/when is the best way to do that? When I do update my address could I then add the information I am saving above or *only* give my resume/app update if/when I am asked for it?
McCombsStudent
Joined: 14 Oct 2012
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15 Apr 2014, 14:03
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teleste
Because the admissions officers receive so much information, it is best to wait until they reach out to provide most additional information. That said, a couple things like improved test scores or job promotions/increased responsibilities may be proactively sent.
As to your address change, I believe this may be something you can do in your admissions profile. If not, you will be contacted by email or telephone before anything is sent through the mail, so there will be an opportunity to change your address at that time.
