מענה ל־ארכיון 2: שאל את ארינגו: תהליך הקבלה

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#11352

To: Gilam

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Gilam, thank you very much for the evaluation.

I would appreciate if you estimate my chances also at Chicago, Michigan, LBS and CMU (I have checked the website of these programs and it seems that my stats are within their middle 80%, although at the lower end).

I probably would be able to get a recomendation of math proffessor at Northwestern (not a Kellogg proffesor) if I apply to Kellogg. What can be the added value of such recommendation and will it influence your estimation?

Regarding the time and money I would be able to spend about 2 hours a day on the apps during weekdays and 2-6 hours on weekends, I don't think that this amount of hours will change next year, but of corse I would have more than 2 month to prepare the apps. I am not sure I will be able to visit programs this year, but do not cancel the possibility completely. Regarding the money, I am not sure what you have meant, but probably will use some sort of consultancy services. Would appreciate to talk to you by phone. Please send me your phone number to

ge_ts

@

yahoo.com

I think I can imrove my GMAT to 690-700, maybe 720-730.

My main concern is that if I apply and won't be admitted then at the end of march, after a four month break, I will start preparing to retake GMAT almost from scratch, and that will leave me with the minimum time for writing an apps next year. The other concern is the recent trend for admiting younger applicants. What a role can play this one year age difference?

I also found out that at Cornell the January round is actualy 3rd round. What are the chances to be admitted at Johnson's 3rd round compared to those of 1st and 2nd?

Thank you in advance.

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