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To: Limch
These should be our problems!
In any case I agree that once you are "in", most schools will be at least a little flexible with this point. After all, they decided they want you, and offered you a place in their class.
+ They wouldn't want to damage their yeild!
Additionally, because you are applying in the first round, giving you a little extra time should not affect the wait list, so I really see no reason for them to give you a problem.
I would imagine this is true for most schools except for maybe those schools who are known to be stricter about other things as well (Harvard).
Good luck to us all,
AZ
To: Assaf Wand, LPOW
Hey LPOW – Thanks for the "cool" thingie.
Assaf – Don't you think it is funny to be giving yourself a "cool" thingie. I mean you are Chicago guy and this kind of self worship is something I would have only expected from Harvard guys… LOL
No insult was intended by this post. Please take it in good humor (even you Infowell…)
To: All
If you already have experience in the field (even if you are changing career) the MBA experience abroad encompasses many special and unique experiences/intercations/classes, not offered in the program sin israel, allowing you to add experience in a shorter amount of time.
However, this experience will not be worth anything and nit propel you forward any faster if you don't have the work experience to back it up. That is why getting this experience abroad is critical. You are implementing your unique schooling experience and learning how to actually use it in the real world.
Then coming back here will be like driving a Porsche in your own private lane, since no one can compare to you. true, not evrey city (company or position in this metaphore) is suited for such a lane, but where it exists you can put the pedal to metal and fly….
I hope I didn't wear out the Porsche metaphor, I really liked it.
To: All
I received this in the e-mail, if there is anyone who has not gotten in to Wharton yet (
j/k) you might want to consider Australia….
Dear,
The full-time MBA is changing, with innovative new developments for 2006. To find out how these opportunities could benefit you, attend one of our sessions in Israel.
Melbourne Business School has recently launched a new September intake for the full-time MBA program. We believe that offering two intakes per year provides students more choice and flexibility. It also allows for greater networking opportunities between students in the January and September intakes.The September intake also features a 20 month program with an internship option*. It gives you the opportunity to spend more time in Australia: to develop contacts and networks helping to assist you find employment; may assist in applying for permanent residency and allows you more time to travel and explore Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region.
We are also very pleased to announce our new international scholarships: The Dean’s International Management Scholarships are Melbourne Business School’s first full-tuition scholarships available exclusively to international students. The scholarships recognise the high calibre of international students commencing the full-time MBA at MBS each year.
If you are interested in exploring our prestigious MBA program, and talking with a representative of the School, then please register for our Information Session in Tel Aviv. If you are interested in being considered for a personal interview please email us a copy of your CV.
This invitation is also open to your friends or colleagues who would like to know more about our MBA program (please ask them to complete the form as well).
We look forward to hearing from you.
Best Wishes,
Sarah Gill
International Marketing Co-ordinator
Marketing and Admissions Office
Melbourne Business School
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*Please note that internships are not guaranteed and students will be required to go through a competitive selection process.Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Haifa
Hertzeliya
MBA Information Session
MBA Interview Session
MBA Interview Session
MBA Interview Session
Wednesday, 11 January 2006
Appointments Available in January
Appointments Available in January
Appointments Available in JanuaryTo: Infowell, All
We can only hope the numbers keep rising.
Keep the faith people & Good Luck to us all…
To: All
I received a reminder for my interview invite to Chicago.
However, I never received the original invite.
Has anyone set up an interview yet for Chicago? With whom?
Any tips?
Anyone hear from Harvard?
Thanks in advance.
To: Gilam
Hi Gilam,
I hope all is well with you during this stessful period.
Can you please help relieve our stress (or add to it
) and tell us how many people from those who have worked with Aringo this year have received interviews?To which schools?
Thanks
