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Linda,

Thanks for the evaluation, appreciate it. From your experience, is it a long shot for applicants in round 3 to get in, with a profile such as this? I want to get in this year so I don't have to wait another year hunting leather. Would you rather wait for a year; I don't think I will add too much to my profile except for 12 months more of work experience. Thanks!

It is definitely harder to get accepted round 3 than round 1 or 2, but Booth doesn't have a Round 3 in order to reject everyone, as their recent blog post on this subject explained. You have a strong profile. If you were applying R1 or R2, I would be optimistic about your chances, but R3 is less predictable. I think it's worth your while to apply. There is no downside other than the time and cost involved. Please see https://blog.accepted.com/2013/01/13/sho ... next-year/ for more on this topic.

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Linda