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Re: Worried After Realized Mistake In Application Post-Acceptance [#permalink]
worried_dude_2011 wrote:
I was recently accepted into Columbia. I started a non-profit and wrote that we'd raised over $1.5 million. Upon reviewing some of our records, I realized that in reality, we've actually raised just over $1.4 million -- I accidentally double counted a grant.

I plan on calling the admissions office this week and fessing up to my mistake. Do you think this is a dealbreaker?



I agree with above views. Anyone will consider, it is an estimate figure. Columbia won't send an audit company.

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worried_dude_2011 wrote:
I was recently accepted into an MBA program. I started a non-profit and wrote that we'd raised over $1.5 million. Upon reviewing some of our records, I realized that in reality, we've actually raised just over $1.4 million -- I accidentally double counted a grant.

I plan on calling the admissions office this week and fessing up to my mistake. Do you think this is a dealbreaker?


As someone with an Adcom background- I don't see this as a dealbreaker. I also don't think you need to make a mountain of a molehill here- yes it is 100K- so not nothing.... anyone feel free to send me $100K any time you like :) but in this case first if you said approximately then I think you are fine- and second this sounds like an honest mistake and not material to the decision as it is not like raising $1.4 is so different than raising $1.5 million. I think you are being too hard on yourself- but if you will sleep better you could mention it- but you then risk making this bigger than it is. Your call but I think you've already suffered enough by worrying over this... and by the way... don't forget to celebrate being accepted at CBS! That's a great accomplishment!
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