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14 Dec 2011, 23:48
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No way Wharton will discontinue supporting international students; if you look at Wharton's strategy - a whole lot of it is about a global outreach, global influence, global network, which business schools cannot do without admitting international students. Therefore, there will be a way to get loans; the "various lending institutions" are most certainly run by Wharton alums anyways, many of them used to be in the "international student" shoes while at Wharton. It is unfathomable that a finance school of Wharton's might and strength cannot figure out a way to lend money to students. Money will be there.
Be happy, stay positive, focus on getting in.
14 Dec 2011, 23:58
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I am with Xerox. Wharton will find a way for internationals, if it aims to scoop as much international talent as H/S.
Columbia is the only Ivy that doesn't support international non-cosigner loans and as a result loses on considerable talent. But from my interactions with Columbia Alums , the attitude seems to be " If you trust in yourself and if you trust in Columbia to get you a worthy opportunity post graduation, then you will find a way to get yourself funded."
I can only pray that Wharton doesn't share that attitude lest it should fall below the Elite trifecta.
Columbia is the only Ivy that doesn't support international non-cosigner loans and as a result loses on considerable talent. But from my interactions with Columbia Alums , the attitude seems to be " If you trust in yourself and if you trust in Columbia to get you a worthy opportunity post graduation, then you will find a way to get yourself funded."
I can only pray that Wharton doesn't share that attitude lest it should fall below the Elite trifecta.
15 Dec 2011, 14:05
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I was reading about interviews and something got me thinking...
They say a bad interview can get you out, but a good interview can't get you in if everything else on your application is just average.
That really makes no sense to me. If everything is considered average on someone's application that a good interview won't help them in, why invite them to interview? What's the point?
Just thinking out loud. A lot of free time before tuesday. Lol.
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They say a bad interview can get you out, but a good interview can't get you in if everything else on your application is just average.
That really makes no sense to me. If everything is considered average on someone's application that a good interview won't help them in, why invite them to interview? What's the point?
Just thinking out loud. A lot of free time before tuesday. Lol.
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