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09 Sep 2005, 18:01
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Based on my GPA and GMAT score alone, I don't think I have a realistic chance on the Top 10 schools. More like 10-25. But let's say I decide to apply to some "stretch" schools at the top of the list; please help sorting out the confusion of the apllication rounds. If I feel me application package is good and ready but my chances at getting in are slim, should I go for Rd 1 or wait for Rd2? It is my understanding that only top, top applicants get in in Rd 1 and it would be a better strategic choice to apply in Rd 2 when the pool is less competitive? As a less than perfect applicant with a well prepared application, should I wait or go for it in round 1? Thank you for the help.
-Phillip
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12 Sep 2005, 20:47
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12 Sep 2005, 22:20
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If I have little or no community service under my belt since graduating college (2 years ago) should I sign up for something now, or is it pointless now. Maybe wait until Round 2 deadlines to get another month of service in?
