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21 Dec 2007, 08:53
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Without naming any names, I would like to let my fellow GMATclubbers know of an incident yesterday on another B-school site (very popular) without naming that site...wouldn't want to make anyone mad.
I posted that Yale gave me the call yesterday for the admit and one other person confirmed that he received an admit as well. Later in the evening, several of the posters on the Yale page started suggesting that we lied and that admits had not started going out since they did not receive a call. We were basically accused of fraud and collusion. The audacity of some people.
I posted that Yale gave me the call yesterday for the admit and one other person confirmed that he received an admit as well. Later in the evening, several of the posters on the Yale page started suggesting that we lied and that admits had not started going out since they did not receive a call. We were basically accused of fraud and collusion. The audacity of some people.
21 Dec 2007, 08:58
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I got a few emails after I put up the first Kellogg admit on the site. No one accusing me of lying, but asking if I really had been accepted because so many people post lies on there. I think its tough to trust info off of there. So many people post there and the only frequent posters are usually pretty rude and insulting. I could see someone thinking you were lying trying to get people excited.
I trust people here are truthful about their decisions, but you never know someone could put something dishonest out. Just think of how much more likely that is over there.
I trust people here are truthful about their decisions, but you never know someone could put something dishonest out. Just think of how much more likely that is over there.
21 Dec 2007, 09:35
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I saw that.
I would've probably also thought the same thing as the other posters, but I saw your user name and saw that you also posted an admit on here... so I do believe your admit.
I would've probably also thought the same thing as the other posters, but I saw your user name and saw that you also posted an admit on here... so I do believe your admit.
