Fridays From the Frontline
Welcome back to Fridays From the Frontline, where we at Clear Admit publish some choice stories floating around the business school blogosphere. Decisions, reflections and plans are all being made this week as bloggers take the next steps towards their summers.
The Senator is committing to Tuck and wearing something green forever; he’s also outed his true identity. Though blubbering on the phone, The Applicationist was ultimately accepted to Chicago Booth and now faces a huge decision. MRI posted her reflections on the GMAT as well as some resources for soon-to-be test-takers. Sanket has celebrated the kickoff of the application season and begun dusting off his résumé. Meanwhile, Cheetarah explored the age-old business school question of rank versus money and landed on an individual’s preferences as the deciding factor.
This week, two more Fridays from the Frontline bloggers reviewed the free Clear Admit School Snapshots. MBA Dilemma reviewed Clear Admit’s School Snapshot for INSEAD and said the “no-nonsense” guide would have saved hours during school screening. Tepper ’13 Julianne also found that the Tepper School Snapshot is a great timesaver for applicants and puts the most relevant information in one place.
Oxford ’12 Bayo celebrated Oxford’s victory over Cambridge in the contest for the year’s athletic bragging rights and thanked all that voted in the Clear Admit 2012 Best of Blogging Competition. Johnson ’13 Ellipser did not do enough bowling in his first year at business school.
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