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  1. So, I am very humbled and lucky to have been accepted into one of my top choices for the upcoming semester, but I'm a nervous nelly and want to make sure I'm getting answers to important questions before I give my soul away to a university. So, what questions do you think are most important to ask before signing on the dotted line and actually accepting? I'm not necessarily asking about how to pick the best school out of a batch of schools that have sent acceptances, but rather how to make it easier for anxious folk like myself to commit. :)
  2. Congrats! Possible classmates for the coming fall, then!
  3. I wanted this one very much! Institution Name: Columbia University Track: Quant Date of Notification: 02/21/14 Type of Notification (e.g. email/phone/snail mail): Email Notification (e.g. Interview / Waitlisted / Accepted): Accepted
  4. So I have a few interviews where interested faculty want to talk about their papers that mesh with my research interests. Has anyone encountered this in their interview process? What aspects of the research do faculty focus on? I figure I'll need to be pretty well-versed in the general details of the research, the design, areas of future exploration, and why my interests align with the research. Should anything else be on my radar? Appreciate any help. I'm in marketing (if that helps any).
  5. I guess MIT is getting annoyed with applicants contacting them. :) Just received this email:
  6. The same happened to me. They may be considering you for a fellowship since those deadlines are earlier in the year.
  7. Chicken and egg. I wonder if would-be marketing researchers are over-represented on urch. :)
  8. Based on conversations with faculty at "top 50" schools, the applicant split for quant/CB is heavily skewed to CB, but schools are looking to make more of an effort to beef up their quant candidates because of the gradual shift towards quantitative analysis in the marketing space. I was informed by faculty at more than one school that the rate of acceptance for quant candidates is likely to be higher compared to that for CB candidates. Though, my hunch is that this could simply be a function of quant candidates having a tighter range of qualification (since it's a more scientific space, candidates need to be mathy/econ folk as opposed to CB where you get a wider range of undergraduate/graduate competencies in candidates). Regardless, best of luck to you!
  9. Do marketing departments tend to be the most casual within the business school? My undergraduate experience definitely taught me that marketing students were the most casual by far...
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