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12 Jan 2020, 10:51
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Hi all,
I'm looking to apply next August for MBA programs, and I feel like I have a pretty good shot to be admitted into a few schools based on my GMAT, work experience, and undergrad grades.
One challenge I may encounter is that my spouse will be matched to residency programs in the April/May timeframe, while I'll likely find out from schools in December. Ideally, we'd like to end up in the same city, and our top choices do (fortunately) overlap.
Since I'll have a 2-3 month lag between when I'd have to pay the deposit and when she'd match to her residency, is it possible to pay two (or more...) deposits, and then cancel the one I don't end up attending? Want to balance flexibility in my end & still be courteous to other applicants. There may be other much better ways to handle this too that we haven't thought of yet.
Thank you!
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I'm looking to apply next August for MBA programs, and I feel like I have a pretty good shot to be admitted into a few schools based on my GMAT, work experience, and undergrad grades.
One challenge I may encounter is that my spouse will be matched to residency programs in the April/May timeframe, while I'll likely find out from schools in December. Ideally, we'd like to end up in the same city, and our top choices do (fortunately) overlap.
Since I'll have a 2-3 month lag between when I'd have to pay the deposit and when she'd match to her residency, is it possible to pay two (or more...) deposits, and then cancel the one I don't end up attending? Want to balance flexibility in my end & still be courteous to other applicants. There may be other much better ways to handle this too that we haven't thought of yet.
Thank you!
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12 Jan 2020, 22:44
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Hi bvonk ..
Looks like you think too far ahead in the future
I hope the things go like the way/you guys want. You can apply to as many schools as you want and pay the deposits. Kindly take care that the first deposits are non-refundable and after the first, it depends from school to school.
Looks like you think too far ahead in the future
I hope the things go like the way/you guys want. You can apply to as many schools as you want and pay the deposits. Kindly take care that the first deposits are non-refundable and after the first, it depends from school to school. bvonk
Hi all,
I'm looking to apply next August for MBA programs, and I feel like I have a pretty good shot to be admitted into a few schools based on my GMAT, work experience, and undergrad grades.
One challenge I may encounter is that my spouse will be matched to residency programs in the April/May timeframe, while I'll likely find out from schools in December. Ideally, we'd like to end up in the same city, and our top choices do (fortunately) overlap.
Since I'll have a 2-3 month lag between when I'd have to pay the deposit and when she'd match to her residency, is it possible to pay two (or more...) deposits, and then cancel the one I don't end up attending? Want to balance flexibility in my end & still be courteous to other applicants. There may be other much better ways to handle this too that we haven't thought of yet.
Thank you!
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I'm looking to apply next August for MBA programs, and I feel like I have a pretty good shot to be admitted into a few schools based on my GMAT, work experience, and undergrad grades.
One challenge I may encounter is that my spouse will be matched to residency programs in the April/May timeframe, while I'll likely find out from schools in December. Ideally, we'd like to end up in the same city, and our top choices do (fortunately) overlap.
Since I'll have a 2-3 month lag between when I'd have to pay the deposit and when she'd match to her residency, is it possible to pay two (or more...) deposits, and then cancel the one I don't end up attending? Want to balance flexibility in my end & still be courteous to other applicants. There may be other much better ways to handle this too that we haven't thought of yet.
Thank you!
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12 Jan 2020, 23:00
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Hi and Welcome to GMAT Club!
You can definitely pay multiple deposits and then decline offers. There are no issue with that. Lots of R1 applicants do that when they have better luck in R2. It is nothing unusual. However you should note that the deposits are not refundable and you will lose that money. As long as that’s acceptable cost of keeping multiple irons in the fire, there no issues otherwise.
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You can definitely pay multiple deposits and then decline offers. There are no issue with that. Lots of R1 applicants do that when they have better luck in R2. It is nothing unusual. However you should note that the deposits are not refundable and you will lose that money. As long as that’s acceptable cost of keeping multiple irons in the fire, there no issues otherwise.
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