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BEnergy
Joined: 01 Aug 2011
Last visit: 16 Mar 2013
Posts: 27
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Given Kudos: 9
Location: United States
Concentration: Sustainability, Social Entrepreneurship
Schools: Consortium (S)
GMAT Date: 09-19-2011
WE:Sales (Other)
12 Mar 2012, 13:29
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Congratulations to all those Park Fellows!!!
Way to use your skills to make it RAIN!!!
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Way to use your skills to make it RAIN!!!
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dominicana
Joined: 20 Feb 2012
Last visit: 22 Jun 2012
Posts: 21
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Given Kudos: 12
Concentration: Strategy, International Business
Schools: Tuck '14 (A) Ross '14 (A) McCombs '14 (WL) Kenan-Flagler '14 (A) Kelley '14 (A) Anderson '14 (A) Consortium (A)
GPA: 3.67
Schools: Tuck '14 (A) Ross '14 (A) McCombs '14 (WL) Kenan-Flagler '14 (A) Kelley '14 (A) Anderson '14 (A) Consortium (A)
Posts: 21
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12 Mar 2012, 13:40
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suchdaddy
Suchdaddy,
You are considered a Consortium student regardless of who gives you the fellowship. Once at least one of the schools admit you, you become part of the Consortium and can attend the conference.
cheetarah1980
12 Mar 2012, 14:14
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dominicana
Not necessarily. You can apply through the Consortium, be accepted into the school, and not be offered membership in the Consortium. The fellowship is then predicated on the school admitting you, the Consortium offering you membership, then the school finally offering the fellowship.
Congrats to all the Park fellows! That's one heck of an opportunity.
