Post Admission Forum

[danteleman2002]

#146

As the commemoration day comes to an end, I would like to wish all
the forum members, whether you're in Israel or in the US,Yom
Ha'atzmaut samech.

Danny

[rkmba2002]

#147

Hi all,
Just returned from Evanston where I rented an apartment for next
fall. I want to share some tips for apartment search for the benefit
of other admits. Fell free to add more tips/ideas, or ask anything.
– A great place to start is current students in 2nd year. These
students usually leave their apartment in July/Aug and can give you
an unbiased opinion of their apartment. They can also recommend their
friends apartments.
– Most apartments for rent are managed by a management company (and
usually owned by it too). A good company is crucial – you don't want
to be stuck with mice, no heat etc. Again, ask the current tenant if
he can recommend the company. I have seen a great apartment, I almost
took it and then talked with the tenant who told me frightening
stories about irresponsible management company, problems in the
building, etc.
– For cold places – verify that the rent includes heat or consider
the heat for your budget (it can be expensive). Verify (again, with
current tenant) that the apartment heating works well enough.
– Usually it best to avoid undergrads (well, in my opinion). Check if
there are apartment in the building that are rented for undergrads.
– Parking might be a problem in some places, especially very cold
ones or in down-town areas. Consider parking cost while deciding.

[oren_monhite]

#148

Hello everybody
I'm interested to know if anybody can provide some guidance about the
visa application process.
Which papers should be submitted? Should I do it in person?
Should I provide letters from banks stating my financial situation?
Should I expect be invited to an interview?
Thanks!
Oren

[udi_roni]

#149

Hi all,

I have been to the embassy. Here is a "shopping list" I hope you find
helpful:

1. Try to get there at 7:30; later on there is a really long line.

2. Your photo should be 5cmX5cm and with white background, stapled to
the DS-156 page, not on the face.

3. Women need to fill the DS-156 and the DS-158; men need to fill the
DS-157 in addition. All documents can be downloaded from the site at
face=Miriam Fixed color=#0000ffhttp://usembassy-israel.org.il/publish/noniv.htm (scroll down a
little)

*** They don't let you carry cell phones and handhelds to the room
so if you plan to fill the forms at the embassy bring a piece of
paper with all the information you need.

4. You need to pay 500 shekels per applicant at "Bank HaDoar" before
you arrive at the embassy. They have the necessary form; you can pay
with cash only. The list of branches that offer this service is
provided at
face=Miriam Fixed color=#0000ffhttp://www.postil.com/unitinfouser.nsf/All/EE2A181382F8B54D42256D20003
12C5D?OpenDocument

5. For the married ones, bring a copy of your marriage certificate. I
don't know why, I was asked to do so.

6. For all, bring a copy of the letter from the bank that you
provided for your I-20 form. The clerk at the embassy said this may
help prevent an interview invitation.

7. If you are planning to send your furniture, make a copy of your
passport before going to the embassy, cause they hold on to your
passport for a while.

8. If you can, try to bring any letter proving your connection to
Israel: letter proving you have a property here, letter from a
company planning to employ you upon return etc. It is not necessary
but may help prevent an interview invitation.

Good luck,
Roni Karassik

[rkmba2002]

#150

Does anybody know if it is possible to open a USD checking acount
while we are still here, in Israel?
Citybank maybe?

Thanks, Roy

[danteleman2002]

#151

Roy and everyone,
Unfortunately, you can not open a bank account from Israel.
The main reason for that would be the lack of social security number
or any other form of identification. What most people do is go to the
social security office as soon as they arrive to the US and apply for
a SSN. Obtaining the official card would take a couple of weeks, but
you can get the number after 24 hours by dialing to an automatic
service. As soon as you've got the number, you could walk into the
bank and open a checking account.
On that issue I would also add that you should expect to receive a
credit card. The only thing you could apply for and get is a debit
card and a for a credit card only afetr several months (assuming you
don't have prior credit history in the US).

Danny

[gfejgin]

#154

Hi,
Most schools have a computer purchase program that includes
software, configuration and support — so it is really not worth it
to buy a computer in Israel. you may save a few bucks, but regret it
later. Installing hebrew font is very simple, and I am sure you can
all do it on your own.
If there are any specific questions about the Kellogg laptop
program, I am happy to help.

cheers, Gal.

[idoariel]

#158

You can get an American Express Blue card for students without credit history. You can apply online and they would send the card via mail. Also, I was able to open my bank account before obtaining a social security number so I guess that the policy varies betwwen banks (Fleet bank in Boston)

Good Luck,

Ido

[yaakovbrysh]

#162

I suggest the forum should be in English, or Hebrew & English.

It is the Israeli INTERNATIONAL MBA Forum. It may be used by others
who are interested in recruiting Israeli MBAs, or who wish, for
whatever reason, to learn more about us.

What do others think about this?

Jay
— "yadolev" wrote:
> Hi all,
> I would like to inform you that the new IIMBA website is in work,
and
> so far has progressed a great deal.
> The website's forum feature, which will replace this forum on yahoo
> is ready and good to go. All posts from this forum are loaded to
the
> new one.
> You are more than welcome to go in, and start using it.
>
> If you are already a member of the yahoo forum:
>
> 1. Go to face=Miriam Fixed color=#800080http://www.mbachances.co.il/forum
> 2. Enter the אחרי הקבלה (Achrei hakabala) forum. The discussion's
> first post is "welcome" by Assaf.
> 3. In order to get access, provide your yahoo user name. The
password
> is "iimba". After you're logged in, edit your profile and change
> your password to a personal one.
> 4. Have fun.
>
> If you encounter any bugs or user friendly problems, please feel
free
> to email me and report.
>
>
> New members who are not members of the yahoo IIMBA forum will be
> required to perform a full registration.
>
>
> Yinnon

[rkmba2002]

#163

I agree that the discussion should be in English. Another reason is
that many people residing outside Israel have trouble reading Hebrew.

Beside discussions – site navigation should be in English but some of
the content might be in Hebrew.

My opinion.

[danielsalvadori]

#164

Hi guys,

I am selling my car, if you know of anyone who is interested, could
you please spread the word? Thanks

Dani

Here are the details:
Renault Clio B 2001. Km: 43,000. Automatic – 1200. Radio and Diburit.
Needless to say: looks like new – no accidents. Mechiron.
Call: 067-891578

[danielsalvadori]

#165

Sorry, not automatic but gear – iadani'

[Yaron]

#177

Hi all

Does anybody have the breakdown by U.S / European schools (and of that to LBS) of the number of Israeli who apply / accepted each year to MBA ?

Thanks

Yaron

[ydolev]

#183

Schmoozing again! Let's party.

You are invited to join us on Monday, 2/6 ,09:00 pm

at the sofa beat(http://www.sofabeat.com) – Shoken 11 Tel-Aviv. We will have

drinks and hang out with a few current MBA students who are now on a

vacation.

for Further information call 052-763965 or 053-276239.

Yinnon

[rkmba2002]

#184

Hi all,

I Wanted to ask your opinion about forum membership limitation. so far we have limited membership to this forum and to the Yahoo group to only specific schools (you can find the list in the Daf Kesher file).

To what extent do you think we should be strict with that list? To be more specific, I have a request from a person admitted to a school not in the list to allow him to join the forum? what would you do?

Thanks, Roy

[rkmba2002]

#193

Yaron, I'm not sure I am answering your exact question but anyway:

There are 50-60 Israelis in US top schools and about 10 in EUropean (according to our contact list and with doing some estimations about not listed students).

I am not sure what is the acceptance rate for Israelis but my guess that it is similar to the evarage for each school?

[rkmba2002]

#195

Here is a nice article, especially for Kellogg and Wharton students:

http://www.kelloggmerger.org/news/437893.html?mkey=817679

Roy

[rkmba2002]

#198

Laptop wireless options – confused?? Read this article:

http://computers.cnet.com/hardware/0-7052-8-20517010-2.html?tag=st.co.7052-8-20517010-1.txt.7052-8-20517010-2

[B-Bullish]

#200

Hey Roy,

Just out of curiosity — does "the list" contain the #1 MBA program in the U.S. for entrepreneurship for 10 years in a row (according to U.S. News), the #1 hidden-gem MBA (according to WSJ), and the #3 MBA program in the world for entrepreneurship (according to FT)?

Yes, the ranking should be taken with a grain of salt , but I thought the latest and greatest of U.S. News for entrepreneurship (2004) would help you resolve that dilemma…

Here you go –

Business Specialties: Entrepreneurship

1.

Babson College (Olin) (MA)

2. University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)

3.

Stanford University (CA)

4.

Harvard University (MA)

5.

University of Southern California (Marshall)

6.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)

7.

University of Texas–Austin (McCombs)

8.

University of California–Los Angeles (Anderson)

9.

University of California–Berkeley (Haas)

10.

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

11.

Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL)

12.

University of Virginia (Darden)

13.

Columbia University (NY)

14.

University of Arizona (Eller)

University of Maryland–College Park (Smith)

16.

Indiana University–Bloomington (Kelley)

17.

New York University (Stern)

University of Colorado–Boulder (Leeds)

19.

Ball State University (IN)

20.

Cornell University (Johnson) (NY)

21.

Dartmouth College (Tuck) (NH)

University of Chicago

23.

Baylor University (Hankamer) (TX)

University of Washington

25.

Carnegie Mellon University (PA)

San Diego State University

27.

Duke University (Fuqua) (NC)

Hope this helps.

R

ציטוט: הכותב המקורי rkmba2002 ב- 01 יוני 03

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Hi all,

I Wanted to ask your opinion about forum membership limitation. so far we have limited membership to this forum and to the Yahoo group to only specific schools (you can find the list in the Daf Kesher file).

To what extent do you think we should be strict with that list? To be more specific, I have a request from a person admitted to a school not in the list to allow him to join the forum? what would you do?

Thanks, Roy

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[Yaron]

#201

ציטוט: הכותב המקורי rkmba2002 ב- 01 יוני 03

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Hi all,

I Wanted to ask your opinion about forum membership limitation. so far we have limited membership to this forum and to the Yahoo group to only specific schools (you can find the list in the Daf Kesher file).

To what extent do you think we should be strict with that list? To be more specific, I have a request from a person admitted to a school not in the list to allow him to join the forum? what would you do?

Thanks, Roy

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Hi Roy,

I really think we should not stick to any specific list. I believe that this forum should be as some kind of “home” to any MBA Israeli international student.

Yaron

[schneidermanron]

#205

רציתי ליידע את כולם על קיומה של אופציה זולה (יחסית) וטובה למוביל ימי. חברת Eagle Shipping מובילה לכל מקום שתחפצו, כדאי לדבר עם אבי – 9514555 – 09.

כל הקבוצה שנוסעת לבוסטון התאגדה והצליחה להשיג מחיר של $195 לקוב מדלת לדלת, כולל אריזה, ההוצאה הנוספת היחידה שיש היא ביטוח בסך של 1.8% מערך הסחורה.

נראה כי ניתן לקבל מחירים מעולים באם באים כקבוצה. בנוסף, התקבלו המלצות רבות על החברה שבנידון מאנשים שנמצאים כעת בארה"ב.

לשיקולכם.

[rkmba2002]

#209

I have a question for those of you already in the US, or alumni.

I never wore a suit in my life (not even Bar-Mitzva or wedding…). Any suggestions of: What to buy, where to buy, colors, buttons, etc. ?

[limorsinay]

#215

I would wait to get here first, and then buy. It usually depends on the industry: banking is more formal (they look at the brand of the suit) than consulting (if you wear a suit that's fine if it looks good) which is more formal than regular industry (usually no suits at all). And within an industry it depends on the job, some jobs require more formal wear than others (for example if you are a consultant working with banks than you are expected to wear brand suits or if you are working in the strategy group in the bio-industry you wear a tie etc.)

So I hope this helps; My advice, don't buy anything until you know exactly what you need it for. I bought a suit that has still not exited my closet… a waste of time and money.

Limor

Sloan '04

[awand_99]

#217

I would stick to the regular business suit:

3 buttons

normal (meaning not double breasted or cut back)

navy blue or black

preferably no "pensim"

a good suit would cost from 1200 NIS in Israel to 3000 NIS for a HUGO Boss suit

OR you can wait and buy one in NY for ~ 200-300$

any diversification from the offered spec would have some implications, there is a lot of meaning in the suit ones

wear.

The problem in buying a suit in Israel is that people buy suits for Bar-Mitvas and Wedding mostly, so the sellers don't

have a clue regarding business suits

hope is helps

Assaf

[r_schwartzman]

#218

Go with a blue suit – 3 buttons

Your shirt should be either white or blue

With a matching tie (can be red for the blue shirt or blue/grey for the white shirt)

Your shoes should be black and match your black belt

Hope this helps

Ronen Schwartzman

The Wharton School

MBA Candidate – Class of 2004

201 South 18th st. Apt. # 1018

Philadelphia, PA 19103

H: (215) 670 – 2185

C: (215) 760 – 4715

[Amit]

#219

Hi all

This is the second time I post my introduction as I got an e-mail from the forum administrator saying my previous message was lost (that is strange). So if you got to read my previous message before the sad mishap just skip this one.

My name is Amit Nisenbaum and I am a recent graduate from the Johnson Graduate School of Business at Cornell.

My background is in the High-Tech industry where I held positions in both R&D and Business Development. During my time at Cornell I focused my interest on General Management, Private Equity and Strategy Consulting.

Finally, after spending some time traveling around the US and visiting Israel my family and myself will return to Boston to join BCG where I will focus on the Technology and Telecom industries.

I am thrilled about this new forum and will be happy to collaborate and socialize with all of you. If anybody need any advice or help regarding my areas of interest mentioned above or just want to chat please don’t hesitate to give me a buzz. My contact details are at the Yahoo DB.

If any of you (mostly current students and graduates but also incoming students) from the Boston area have any recommendations regarding nice places to live which will fit a couple plus one plus dog I will be happy to know. We are looking really all around Boston i.e. Back Bay, South End, Brookline, Newton and even as far as Lexington.

Cheers,

Amit

[B-Bullish]

#229

ציטוט: הכותב המקורי rkmba2002 ב- 14 יוני 03

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I have a question for those of you already in the US, or alumni.

I never wore a suit in my life (not even Bar-Mitzva or wedding…). Any suggestions of: What to buy, where to buy, colors, buttons, etc. ?

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Check this out – face=Verdana color=#800080 http://www.mbajungle.com/printVersion.cfm?INC=inc_article.cfm&artid=2326&template=0

[אריאל]

#234

VISA APPLICATION NEWS

For those of you who haven't yet submitted their application to the US embassy in Tel-Aviv, here's some news that may be of interest*:
(1) As of June 16, you are no longer allowed to submit the material yourself, and will have to forward it through your travel agent (notice no lines since yesterday…)
(2) Instead of the usual 2-week period that was customary until now for MBA applicants, the new wait period will be 30 DAYS – 3 MONTHS (yes, don't wait !!!)
(3) Starting July 1st, perhaps sooner, ALL applicants will be going through interviews.

Get it while you can…

* Source: 2-3 phone calls to the embassy

[mba_mb1]

#235

ציטוט: הכותב המקורי B-Bullish ב- 16 יוני 03

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ציטוט: הכותב המקורי rkmba2002 ב- 14 יוני 03

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I have a question for those of you already in the US, or alumni.

I never wore a suit in my life (not even Bar-Mitzva or wedding…). Any suggestions of: What to buy, where to buy, colors, buttons, etc. ?

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Check this out – face=Verdana color=#800080 http://www.mbajungle.com/printVersion.cfm?INC=inc_article.cfm&artid=2326&template=0

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This article seems a bit old, probably from around the heydays of the late 1990's.

In general, and especially in periods like this, you can't really go wrong with a 2-button suit. The guy who wrote this works for John Varvatos, and even on their website you can see that all business suits for the spring/summer 2003 collection are two-button.

[iri]

#301

ציטוט: הכותב המקורי Amit ב- 16 יוני 03

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Amit,

shoot me an email and I will be happy to assist.

[email protected]

Iri

Hi all

This is the second time I post my introduction as I got an e-mail from the forum administrator saying my previous message was lost (that is strange). So if you got to read my previous message before the sad mishap just skip this one.

My name is Amit Nisenbaum and I am a recent graduate from the Johnson Graduate School of Business at Cornell.

My background is in the High-Tech industry where I held positions in both R&D and Business Development. During my time at Cornell I focused my interest on General Management, Private Equity and Strategy Consulting.

Finally, after spending some time traveling around the US and visiting Israel my family and myself will return to Boston to join BCG where I will focus on the Technology and Telecom industries.

I am thrilled about this new forum and will be happy to collaborate and socialize with all of you. If anybody need any advice or help regarding my areas of interest mentioned above or just want to chat please don’t hesitate to give me a buzz. My contact details are at the Yahoo DB.

If any of you (mostly current students and graduates but also incoming students) from the Boston area have any recommendations regarding nice places to live which will fit a couple plus one plus dog I will be happy to know. We are looking really all around Boston i.e. Back Bay, South End, Brookline, Newton and even as far as Lexington.

Cheers, Amit

[nircom]

#348

Hello everyone,

My name is Nir Yogev, and in September 2003 I'm going to spend some time at the University of Chicago-GSB as part of a student exchange program.

This forum is a great opportunity to learn from each other and help one another.

I'm an economist and my expertise is Telecommunications and I'm working at the Ministry of Communications for the last 3 years.

If I can help any of you regarding to my field of work or school, don't hesitate to let me know.

Cheers,

Nir Yogev

[yishaif]

#394

Hi All,

My name is Yishai Fransis and going to Anderson ( UCLA ) this fall.

First I would like to congratulate the people behind this initiative as this is a great opportunity to share tips and advices both through the admission process and afterwards as well.

Now for a small question:

I havent recieved the I20 yet, and since the US embassy in Israel has changed the regulations several weeks ago, I was wondering how much time it takes to process the visa application in Israel this days once the I20 arrives.

10x,

Yishai Fransis

[Tiko]

#408

I need to buy MBA admission books:

Montauk guide to US schools, guide to European schools, businessweek guide to US schools, and any more that you have!

If any of you admitted guys can sell your books, please email me: [email protected]

I am in Tel Aviv.

Thanks.

[udi_roni]

#418

קראתי את זה בYNET:

"על פי כתבה שהתפרסמה אתמול, משרד החוץ החליט להקל על הפונים לויזות סטודנט, לפחות בקשר לתקופת ההמתנה לויזה. להלן מלל הכתבה:

State Department Puts Foreign Students and Professors First in
Line for Visa Interviews

By MICHAEL ARNONE
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Under pressure from college advocacy groups, the U.S.
Department of State has told its overseas consular offices to
schedule students, professors, and researchers first in
interviews that are part of antiterrorism screenings of nearly
all visa applicants. Copies of the notice were sent by telegram on June 3 by Janice
L. Jacobs, deputy assistant secretary for visa services. The
message tells all diplomatic and consular posts to "give
priority to students and exchange visitors in the professor,
student, and research-scholar categories."

The telegram, which the State Department did not publicize,
modifies a May message that required almost all foreigners
seeking visas — millions of people — to have in-person
interviews with consular officials before getting approval for
the documents. The program scrutinizes foreign visitors more
closely in the hopes of weeding out potential terrorists. All
consular offices must begin following the rule by August 1.

College officials are afraid that the requirement will lead to
increased delays that will keep students and scholars from
arriving on campuses in time for the fall term. By requiring
so many people to have interviews, "we were afraid that our
people would just get lost in the queue," said Victor C.
Johnson, associate executive director of NAFSA: Association of
International Educators.
Reports are already circulating of foreign students and
scholars who cannot obtain visa interviews before they are due
on their campuses, Mr. Johnson said. He and other college
officials fear that the delays will discourage foreign
students and scholars from coming to American institutions to
study, teach, or do research.

בברכה,
עו"ד ליעם שוורץ
קן-תור, שוורץ עו"ד
דיני כניסה ועבודה לארה"ב
[email protected] http://www.ksvisa.com
טל: 03-6138202 פקס: 03-6137944

"

[arsen]

#419

Hi Everyone,

My name is Ariel Steinlauf, an I'm an admitted student at Columbia Business School for the January accelerated program (a.k.a. J-term). I've browsed through the different threads but did not encounter any reference to army reserves (Miluim).

Is anyone familiar with the transfer procedure to RAM-2 ?

Good luck to everyone !

Ariel Steinlauf.

[Amit]

#450

Six months out of the country and you are automatically transferred.

[Undisclosed Member]

#456

Hi all,

I would appreciate it if any of you knows of an open Associate position in a VC in Israel for a recent graduate (with distinction) of a top-5 b-school in the US with prior background in biotech.

If you have any ideas, please send me an email to: [email protected]

Thanks a lot for any leads and help.

[arsen]

#462

תגובה להודעה של Amit מיום 16 יולי 03

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Amit,

Thanks for the info!

I'm supposed to be summoned for a reserves activity in October. Shuold I notify them that I'm leaving the country before I get summoned, or should I wait until they send me an official letter ?

Thanks,

Ariel.

[Undisclosed Member]

#466

Does anyone have any executive contacts at El Al in marketing or biz dev? If so, please send me an email to g1267@netvision.net.il

Thanks much for your help!

Gad

[Amit]

#467

תגובה להודעה של arsen מיום 17 יולי 03

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Ariel

That I dont know.

[stamguy]

#520

Does anyone have any executive contacts at El Al in marketing or biz dev? If so, please send me an email to g1267@netvision.net.il

Thanks much for your help!

Gad

——————————————————–

Gad,

I know that ELAL offered internships in Wharton for their BD / corporate strategy team. unfortuently I deleted the e-mail. If you know someone in McKinsey Israel, he can probably introduce you to this team.

good luck,

stam

[awand]

#522

Hi all,

following several requests we were able to cut a deal with the ARMANI store in Kikar Hamedina in Tel-Aviv, they agreed to sell us suit in a very respectable discount (25%+) they say we can buy suits for ~ 3500 NIS which is way better than the 6000+ regular price. if anyone is interested, you should go to the store and ask for Shimi or Ernesto and say you are from the students that are going to study abroad

hope it helps

A

[Undisclosed Member]

#523

תגובה להודעה של stamguy מיום July 23 2003

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Thank you, Stam.

Gad

[Undisclosed Member]

#537

Hi All,

Does anyone have any past experience/advices regarding health insurance options and “Bituach Leumi” payments after leaving?

thanks,

Michael

[mba_mb1]

#554

In reply to awand from July 25 2003

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I would not buy suits here if I were you. If you don't know your way around suits, you never know what you might get: you may arrive to the States with your brand new suit only to find out that the color is inappropriate, that the cut is too European or generally too hip (anyone said euro-trash?), that the side pockets have no flaps, pants are too narrow, or that the fabric isn't really that great. In addition, you never know if the stitches are real or fused, and also, they might give you a suit containing polyester — a very big no-no (if the suit looks literally shiny, i.e reflects light, don't buy it).

If I were you, I'd go to a decent store in the US and spend a few hundred dollars on a suit that the salesman says is appropriate for business. (for a first suit I'd go to a respectable Dept. store, or if you have the money and the desire, to a good tailor. Don't go to some small, anonymous men's wear store owned by whomever).

The general guidelines are:

• No black suits for business functions at all (only for social occasions). Buy dark-grey/charcoal-grey or navy.
• 2-3 buttons (2 is the better choice right now)
• Must have pocket flaps
• Regular breast pocket
• Pure Wool, no synthetics
• No fused stitches. They'll break apart.
• Go with plain texture for your first 1-2 suits and not pin-striped.
• Buy decent, tasteful, black shoes and keep them shined. (Though some colors are preferably worn with brown/burgundy shoes and belts).
• Wear decent-quality suits, not the absolutely cheapest on the wrack. Many people can tell.
• My personal favorite pant style is pleated (i.e has a fold in the middle) and with cuffs at the bottom. I think it looks much classier than the flat front.
• Buy a few long-sleeve, plain-texture, white and pale-blue dress shirts, with a spread-collar (not button-down). Later on you can expand your wardrobe to include fancier shirts with special hues and textures.
• Buy a few silk ties. Never wear the same color shirt and tie together unless you absolutely know what you're doing.

[Amit]

#779

Check out this FedEx ad. Little bit of humor at the expense of MBAs is great!

http://www.fedex.com/us/about/advertising/tvads/mbawm.html?link=4

[idoariel]

#995

Does anyone have experience with extending a J-1 visa (for the 18M academic training period rather than issuing an H1B) in Israel or Canada?

Thanks,

Ido

[rkmba2002]

#1047

In reply to idoariel from October 26 2003

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I did not go through that yet, but as far as I understand you only need that the school's international office (or the relative office in your school) sign up the documents for you (you do not need INS aproval on top of that). However, you HAVE to have a job offer to work in the US.

But if you have all the documents, I guess the university officer can do it through snail mail. Bottom line, ask them.

Not sure if that helps…

[mikik]

#1661

OK, I welcome myself on board, since I've been admitted to Wharton. Nice to see the history here! Michal.

[rkmba2002]

#1663

In reply to mikik from December 24 2003 on 19:44

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Welcome!! and Congratulations!

This board need some new blood.

Hey guys! 1st years – now after the finals of the first term it's time to get back here and help the new comers.

Also a good time to strengthen the netwrok since we're all starting our job search.

New Admits! – this is the place to get answers about visas, apartments, which school to choose and so much more, the current students are here to help.

So Happy Hanukkah and happy new year!

Roy

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