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Hjort, Is there a reason u say u wud prefer admission officer to any other? So if I am reading it right, u recommend to go for a on-campus interview instead of alumni? Correct?
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I'd go for on campus any time, unless its too far to travel. This is because alumni can be hot or miss. There's always that 10% chance that you get a person who is having a bad day or is just a jerk in general. I have had friends who have had bad experiencies with alumni interviewers. With on campus, you are assured of getting a consistent person.
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I'd like the idea of thre alumni interview..but I had never experienced any MBA interview so I might change my mind soon :lol:
Actually visit the campus is better, you may have the opportunity to meet other students or to discover something you didn't know about that school before... :lol:
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Agree with the fact that on campus interview is better for that you can visit the school. Also agree that you could indeed end up on an alumnus that is just way off and it could give you a hard time.
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Yes, I would choose the on campus interview.
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