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12 Aug 2017, 08:53
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Hello,
i have a couple of application questions:
[*] I am a UT Austin alumni. When I was attending, I did take several courses in the McCombs school. How much will this help/hurt my application?
[*] I am currently working out of state and have an apartment out of state but my "residency" status- drivers license, social security card, etc.- is in Texas (i travel between the two states for work). Do I still declare Texas as my resident state?
i have a couple of application questions:
[*] I am a UT Austin alumni. When I was attending, I did take several courses in the McCombs school. How much will this help/hurt my application?
[*] I am currently working out of state and have an apartment out of state but my "residency" status- drivers license, social security card, etc.- is in Texas (i travel between the two states for work). Do I still declare Texas as my resident state?
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13 Aug 2017, 00:42
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chestud13
Fellow UT applicant here so I can only speak from what my own research through the MBA application has taught me.
Regarding your points:
1) Totally depends, did you ace the classes? How long ago was it? What were the courses? For example if it was recent, a quant course like statistics, and you aced it, that would absolutely be a positive (but wouldn't make or break anything, just show you can handle the curriculum which is a great plus in your application I'd say). However if it was a marketing course 4 years ago with a B then they probably don't really care that much.
2) If you're legally a Texas resident I imagine you need to apply as a texas resident. The tuition is tremendously cheaper for UT in-state vs. out-state compared to any program I've looked at so if you have the ability to apply as a resident I would say you should and be happy you can.
10 Jul 2023, 09:46
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Archived McCombs Discussion
Hi there,
You've stumbled upon an old discussion from our McCombs Forum
that's now outdated and has been archived. No more replies are possible here.
Interested in current discussions? Feel free to dive into our dedicated McCombs Forum
for all fresh things related to the McCombs MBA program.
Thank you for understanding, and happy exploring!
