Despite our constant hand-wringing and all the cautions we float out there about Round 3, there’s a few categories of Brave Supplicant for whom we’re more inclined to see a potentially happy outcome for a late-season app to a top school. Premium content starts here… ———– ———– Premium content ends. * […]
Continue reading...($) “Will I be canceled if I change my mind after accepting a school’s offer?”
We’re reblahgging this from 2015 – yikes! This situation has the same answer today, but we are taking this opportunity to change how we say it. This is admittedly a rare situation but those are fun to talk about sometimes, too. We had a BSer who went through the whole process and got accepted at...
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($) Coronavirus and the MBA: If you got into business school, what happens if you decide not to go?
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Continue reading...MBA acceptance and deferred admission
Thinking about seeing if your school will let you push out the start to your MBA? Most schools will say, no problem! All you need to do is reapply next year and we’ll see about letting you in again. Uh…. yeah. They want you to apply for the year that you want to start. They’re […]
Continue reading...An Early Decision idea for Columbia to consider
We apparently have more opinions than we know what to do with these days, and unsolicited advice is rarely welcomed, is it? This one is probably going to only be laughed at by the Columbia admissions people, rather than seriously considered, and if they did implement it, many BSers would probably be PO’ed as heck […]
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