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It looks like they’ll start calling on the 7th and you should know by EOD on the 8th to see if you get in. A very small number don’t get any calls and will find out on the portal on the 9th
Originally posted by Nmba2021 on 30 Nov 2021, 10:01.
Last edited by Nmba2021 on 30 Nov 2021, 10:02, edited 1 time in total.
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It looks like they’ll start calling on the 7th and you should know by EOD on the 8th to see if you get in. A very small number don’t get any calls and will find out on the portal on the 9th
Hi all, I have only a month before round 2 deadlines, does it make sense to drop Stanford instead of Harvard just because it’s the most competitive school? One good application is better than 2 average no?
Hi all, I have only a month before round 2 deadlines, does it make sense to drop Stanford instead of Harvard just because it’s the most competitive school? One good application is better than 2 average no?
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I wouldn’t say it makes sense to drop Stanford because it’s the most competitive. But to your question — yes, one ”good” application is better than two average applications.
Hi, unfortunately I would recommend HBS in this case; the GSB application is sooo long if you do a proper job of it and the acceptance rate is brutal. HBS is much shorter; you might even be able to do another app ie MIT is on Jan 19 and it's pretty short. prepgmat95
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Hi all, I have only a month before round 2 deadlines, does it make sense to drop Stanford instead of Harvard just because it’s the most competitive school? One good application is better than 2 average no?