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04 Jan 2014, 06:00
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| FROM HBS Admissions Blog: Round Two Deadline Update: |
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The deadline will be 12:00 noon ET on Monday, January 6 - no change. We know there’s been a snowstorm, but we don’t anticipate that applicants will have been handicapped by the weather. If you believe that the weather has created a hardship for you that warrants an extension, please send us an email at [email protected] with “Weather Related Request for Deadline Extension” in the subject line. Yes, the deadline is at noon. Do we shut off the system at 12:01? No, never. If the past is a predictor of the future, the servers will be slow because of last minute submissions. We expect that. We will make sure that everyone who is in the processing of submitting an application is included in Round 2. And we always allow a grace period for recommenders…most likely a couple of days. One question I’m getting asked over and over: Can I submit test scores after January 6? No. Really, no. You need a valid GRE or GMAT score in order to submit an application. If you don’t have one, you need to be in Round 3. Which leads me to say something about Round 3. You have heard our advice to international students to apply in Rounds 1 and 2. That’s not because of the “chances” of being admitted in any given round are different for internationals. The specific advice for internationals is because of three issues:
Which now leads me to say something about Round 3 and 2+2 candidates:
Remember, we’ll be watching email - general questions to [email protected] and tech support questions to [email protected]. And we’ll be in the office on Saturday from 10am-2pm ET and Sunday from 3-7pm ET. Over and out. Dee |
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05 Jan 2014, 09:20
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Submitted for R2. Good luck to all
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05 Jan 2014, 17:39
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wonder whether anyone has encountered this problem. In the application preview there is one question -
"For non-native English-speaking applicant, in what context are you reading, writing and speaking English?"
however, I don't see this question appearing in my application and therefore cannot answer it. Thanks for your advice!
"For non-native English-speaking applicant, in what context are you reading, writing and speaking English?"
however, I don't see this question appearing in my application and therefore cannot answer it. Thanks for your advice!
