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Hi bb In the Business school guide for Berkeley, there is a link that says - "kryzak's Kellogg vs. Haas vs. Anderson (Large scholarships at all three schools!)" When I click on it, it says I am not authorized to view that forum. Why so?

Thanks for asking! That was linking to a user's personal profile (in the User Profile Forum that is available on an invitation only basis since it contains personal information of many users). Sorry the link made it in the MBA guide.

Applying through the Consortium R1.

I am visiting Haas on Sept. 12. Let me know if anyone else is there from this forum that day, and want to meet. I think fall classes start from Aug. 22, but class visits are available from Sept. 12 onwards.

Oh are you sure about the Aug 22 date? If yes, I might also visit on Sept 12. I emailed HSA, but got an out-of-office reply.

I'm also in for R1. Took a class visit last year and found it amazing. I was blown away by John Morgan's Game Theory class. Hope you guys have a great time Sept 12th!

I checked Haas academic calendar https://mba.haas.berkeley.edu/academics/calendar.html I think is they say class visits resume Sept. 12, they must have already settled in to start the process. PM me if you decide to go. I am also checking with HSA.

I want to reapply, but I was told but the admissions committee but they'd rather I wait a year before reapplying. One more year of work experience (with the corresponding promotion, responsibilities and compensation) and the MBA is just not going to justify itself.