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Hi,
I submitted my application to R1 of a top international b-school. 740 GMAT. Good differentiated work ex.
My recommenders are close friends of each other and they usually discuss between them before submitting their recommendations for all colleges. But in this process, they committed a blunder. For one question, apparently, they had drafted a common content from which they both would submit only parts in their respective reco. But recommender A submitted the entire content of both the recommenders by mistake, while recommender B submitted his content properly. Thus the content of recommender B is a subset of the content of recommender A.
How will the school see this? How should I mitigate the situation? Should I ask my recommenders to mail the b-school clarifying this inadvertent error?
Please help. This school is my top target school and I really worked hard for this.
I submitted my application to R1 of a top international b-school. 740 GMAT. Good differentiated work ex.
My recommenders are close friends of each other and they usually discuss between them before submitting their recommendations for all colleges. But in this process, they committed a blunder. For one question, apparently, they had drafted a common content from which they both would submit only parts in their respective reco. But recommender A submitted the entire content of both the recommenders by mistake, while recommender B submitted his content properly. Thus the content of recommender B is a subset of the content of recommender A.
How will the school see this? How should I mitigate the situation? Should I ask my recommenders to mail the b-school clarifying this inadvertent error?
Please help. This school is my top target school and I really worked hard for this.
