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Kellogg is more of party school than it's peers, but 1) there are plenty of introverts 2) we are all near 30, so partying is different than undergrad....heck, a ton of people are married with kids

We dress up in costumes a lot, and there are a lot of parties, and people are friendly, outgoing, and supportive... Unlike undergrad, everybody can handle their liquor, and there isn't the drama associated with it as there is in undergrad. On average, a school like Booth will definitely have a stark difference with people being more quanty, academic, and introverted. But, you can find all types of people at all schools.

Keep in mind, we have some of the best employment figures and are a top-5 school, so people are still wicked smart and get **** done. They just have strong social skills and don't want to sit in a library studying 24/7.
I can say from my experience there that people have a good mix of having fun and getting work done. I did not find it to be a huge "party" school... but then maybe that is just me and I wasn't invited to the parties? :) I think you can find whatever you are looking for in any school- but certainly I think you can say that Kellogg grads have a fair mix of extroverts and social people- but I think in a very good way! The best way to get a sense of this is to visit the school and stay for a weekend if you can and observe/talk to students to get a sense of the culture at each school you are interested in!
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Kellogg certainly has a an active social life like many other programs. I would say that as an alum in my experience some opted into the social activities and others did not. It never felt like there was an onerous amount of peer pressure. Your two years in Evanston can really be whatever you want them to be which is one of the past aspects of the student experience there
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