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Updated on: 03 Feb 2011, 05:52
Originally posted by randompasserby on 03 Feb 2011, 03:54.
Last edited by randompasserby on 03 Feb 2011, 05:52, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by randompasserby on 03 Feb 2011, 05:52, edited 1 time in total.
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amitdesai16
As a tip from R1 - you may not get much advance warning of your interview (approx 2 weeks). You'll be asked to give an official copy of your undergraduate transcript to your interviewer - so if your undergraduate institution takes a bit of time to process such requests, best to ask for an official copy now!
03 Feb 2011, 05:30
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thanks, mate!
end of feb/ early mar seems so far! congratulations to all the r1 sloanies
end of feb/ early mar seems so far! congratulations to all the r1 sloanies
03 Feb 2011, 11:04
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hi randompasserby,
i am an applicant from india and many indians would know, most of the indian universities don't issue "official" transcripts multiple times. in the past what i have done is, make photocopies of the "official" transcripts and have the photocopies notarized by a public notary.
will that be sufficient for MIT?
-su
i am an applicant from india and many indians would know, most of the indian universities don't issue "official" transcripts multiple times. in the past what i have done is, make photocopies of the "official" transcripts and have the photocopies notarized by a public notary.
will that be sufficient for MIT?
-su
