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25 Mar 2010, 08:27
it's 12:30 in asia and i can't sleep at all. like part of me wants to just wait until the email comes out... part of me just wants to sleep because there's work tomorrow.
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25 Mar 2010, 09:24
I learned something today. Daylight Savings Time (DST) doesn't happen on the same date for all countries. While the US has already had its clocks roll forward one hour, Europe has not. Therefore, there's currently only a 4 hour time difference between GMT and EST, not the typical 5 hours. When DST happens in Europe on March 28th, we will have the 5 hour time difference again.
So, if you're in the US, since we're all expecting something around 7pm GMT, it's actually 3pm EST. Who's feeling lucky?
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25 Mar 2010, 10:10
From the twitter page of LondonMBA: MBA2012 Stage 2 applicants will be sent decision notification by email tonight. This could be late into the night, GMT. Good luck everyone! We may have to wait 2-5 hours from now!
bwizzle wrote:
I learned something today. Daylight Savings Time (DST) doesn't happen on the same date for all countries. While the US has already had its clocks roll forward one hour, Europe has not. Therefore, there's currently only a 4 hour time difference between GMT and EST, not the typical 5 hours. When DST happens in Europe on March 28th, we will have the 5 hour time difference again.
So, if you're in the US, since we're all expecting something around 7pm GMT, it's actually 3pm EST. Who's feeling lucky?
Schools: Kellogg School of Management (Accepted), London Business School (Accepted), The Wharton School (Accepted)
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Updated on: 25 Mar 2010, 13:04
Pending verification, of course, it seems the decisions have started to roll out. Someone on the "LBS Admissions 2010 - Rd 2" thread on Businessweek Forums has reported a "ding."
I'm a Stage 1 Admit; if my memory serves me properly, the outright rejections were delivered first, followed a few minutes later by the Wait-list assignments, and then, perhaps half an hour after those, came the notifications to successful applicants.
Good luck, comrades!
Originally posted by DoctorManhattan on 25 Mar 2010, 12:41.
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25 Mar 2010, 13:13
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mf1125a wrote:
can the dings post their profiles please?
Most of us have our profiles filled out on the left for everyone's convenience. You may like to follow suit to help others put your experience into perspective.
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snowinTX wrote:
mf1125a wrote:
can the dings post their profiles please?
Most of us have our profiles filled out on the left for everyone's convenience. You may like to follow suit to help others put your experience into perspective.
Seeing so many strong applicants getting ding, I am really nervous about my own applicantion now.
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25 Mar 2010, 13:32
bbcxd wrote:
snowinTX wrote:
mf1125a wrote:
can the dings post their profiles please?
Most of us have our profiles filled out on the left for everyone's convenience. You may like to follow suit to help others put your experience into perspective.
Seeing so many strong applicants getting ding, I am really nervous about my own applicantion now.
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