OK, picking up the discussion of reapplicant strategy from yesterday (which was mostly focused on HBS/Stanford reapplicants): For a school like Yale, they typically review the prior-year app in tandem with this year. Same with MIT, and Columbia, and many others. In that case, then an obvious improvement in a metric like GMAT score is…
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leoyizhou says
Hi! Is the Reapplicant Guide worthy buying solely for writing the response to Wharton’s reapplicant question? I bought it earlier this year and gone through the career goal/strategy/soul-searching part and have written all the essays but for the Wharton additional question. Does the Guide have an comprehensive strategy on how to approach this question or alike? Thank you!
essaysnark says
Hey there – thanks for the question! We actually have some advice for reapplying to Wharton in the Wharton guide! That’s probably your best bet in fully understanding the opportunity and how to approach things. We also allow for reactivation of a previously-purchased guide within the same season for a discounted price, so if you feel that the Reapplicant Guide would still be useful (which it might – but it’s hard to say – it’s kinda tough to evaluate a question like this since we don’t know what level of knowledge you’ve already got, but it seems like maybe you don’t need it?) you can email the team at gethelpnow@essaysnark.com and they’ll help you out with that.
The main tidbit we can offer is: As with any reapplicant strategy, showing how you’re a BETTER candidate than before is critical, and with Wharton, paying attention to exactly how they have worded the question matters quite a lot.
Hope that helps! Let us know if we can help with anything else!
EssaySnark