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11 Jun 2006, 17:39
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Hi,
I have a unique situation where both myself and my sister are planning on applying for MBA's in the same year (Fall 07 Admission). We are both also planning on applying to some of the same schools.
One of her top schools is Darden, so is mine. We are also legacy status there because our father got an MBA from the school. Both of us also plan on applying early, we have vastly different backgrounds. I am just wonder how this might affect admissions and if we should split ourselves up in the later rounds for a better chance?
We will also be applying to several other schools but this will be the only early round that we both go for.
Thanks,
Mike
I have a unique situation where both myself and my sister are planning on applying for MBA's in the same year (Fall 07 Admission). We are both also planning on applying to some of the same schools.
One of her top schools is Darden, so is mine. We are also legacy status there because our father got an MBA from the school. Both of us also plan on applying early, we have vastly different backgrounds. I am just wonder how this might affect admissions and if we should split ourselves up in the later rounds for a better chance?
We will also be applying to several other schools but this will be the only early round that we both go for.
Thanks,
Mike
11 Jun 2006, 19:25
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Sorry, I don't think I've ever come across this situation before. My gut reaction is that you are distinct enough candidates that your applications would not interfere with one another if you apply in the same round but I welcome other views.
