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02 Jun 2017, 17:24
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Hi all,
New member to this forum here. I was reading on other topics that HBS is not very reapplicant friendly. I was wondering if anyone had any experience or knowledge related to reapplying to HBS after being previously interviewed and waitlisted (and ultimately rejected..). I see it as being liked by admissions but just not making it in due to make-up of applicant pool and losing out to someone in your cohort that was just a little more competitive.
I am deciding whether or not to reapply to HBS or head to another M7 school so any experience/input you have will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
New member to this forum here. I was reading on other topics that HBS is not very reapplicant friendly. I was wondering if anyone had any experience or knowledge related to reapplying to HBS after being previously interviewed and waitlisted (and ultimately rejected..). I see it as being liked by admissions but just not making it in due to make-up of applicant pool and losing out to someone in your cohort that was just a little more competitive.
I am deciding whether or not to reapply to HBS or head to another M7 school so any experience/input you have will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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