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20 Dec 2010, 10:35
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biochemist
Here's my confusion:
If adcoms are actually affected by the decision to waive or not waive the right to view recommendations, then it isn't complete freedom of choice, is it? Wouldn't that be against the spirit of the law to start with ? Or am I missing something.
Honestly, I just missed waiving it somehow. I don't have anything to gain as I can only access the recommendations if I am offered an admit AND if I am offered an admit, do I even care ?
Anyway, yet another reason to be anxious !
20 Dec 2010, 11:22
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mbahopeful11
Among all of the graduate programs, the MBA is probably the least "stat" dependent. Execution is critical in this process. There is no excuse for "just missing" something.
With that said, not waiving your recommendation will probably have a negative but inconsequential effect on your application. The adcom has to know that a good portion of applicants have access to the recommendations anyway. Withholding an interview invite or admissions offer solely on this basis is ludicrous.
20 Dec 2010, 11:36
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longhorn2011
I would love to wake up to an MBA process that is 'least stat dependent' among graduate programs. The reality, imho, is that 3 in 4 admit profiles are basically cookie cutter profiles.
