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03 Dec 2010, 10:28
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Hi,
I heard that it increases your chances of admission if you visit the school as the school tracks this. I recently interviewed with Dartmouth because they have those pre interviews before you even can apply and I also visited a number of schools. However, I have not yet applied to any schools. Recently, I received a job offer and decided to take it and I plan to go to business school the following year. My question is, if I am applying for 2012 entry and visited the school/interviewed with the school (Dartmouth) for example, does the fact that I visited the previous year matter? Or should I visit again for 2012 admit? Thanks.
I heard that it increases your chances of admission if you visit the school as the school tracks this. I recently interviewed with Dartmouth because they have those pre interviews before you even can apply and I also visited a number of schools. However, I have not yet applied to any schools. Recently, I received a job offer and decided to take it and I plan to go to business school the following year. My question is, if I am applying for 2012 entry and visited the school/interviewed with the school (Dartmouth) for example, does the fact that I visited the previous year matter? Or should I visit again for 2012 admit? Thanks.
07 Dec 2010, 19:37
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Hi ThanhS,
You are reading way too much into this. As far as I know, Tuck is the ONLY school even close to the kind of client management systems/databases that are able to robustly track this stuff. I know that a lot of schools *want* to start learning more about when and how candidates interact at their schools (especially in the age of "no social intelligence" among b-school students - the perception, not necessarily the reality), but I want a billion dollars. Doesn't mean I have the ability to get it. (Contrary to popular opinion, my consulting practice is not, in fact, worth a cool billion.)
My advice is to continue to visit schools as the consumer and not the product ... at least when its just a visit. For interviews, put on your game face and dress to impress. But we're a ways off from schools carefully tracking each and every visit.
As for Tuck, to come full circle, getting out there once is enough. The reason they prize it is because they want you to see the school, experience the culture, and have a visual. You don't have to repeat that for their benefit.
Hope this helps!
Respectfully,
Paul Lanzillotti
You are reading way too much into this. As far as I know, Tuck is the ONLY school even close to the kind of client management systems/databases that are able to robustly track this stuff. I know that a lot of schools *want* to start learning more about when and how candidates interact at their schools (especially in the age of "no social intelligence" among b-school students - the perception, not necessarily the reality), but I want a billion dollars. Doesn't mean I have the ability to get it. (Contrary to popular opinion, my consulting practice is not, in fact, worth a cool billion.)
My advice is to continue to visit schools as the consumer and not the product ... at least when its just a visit. For interviews, put on your game face and dress to impress. But we're a ways off from schools carefully tracking each and every visit.
As for Tuck, to come full circle, getting out there once is enough. The reason they prize it is because they want you to see the school, experience the culture, and have a visual. You don't have to repeat that for their benefit.
Hope this helps!
Respectfully,
Paul Lanzillotti
