Comments on: On-campus Wharton interview tips http://hella.opencoder.org/archives/2006/04/15/on-campus-wharton-interview-tips/ Keeper of the MBA blog lists and Wharton MBA 2006 Fri, 19 Feb 2010 09:43:26 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Clear Admit: MBA Admissions Consultants and Counselors Blog http://hella.opencoder.org/archives/2006/04/15/on-campus-wharton-interview-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-6774 Clear Admit: MBA Admissions Consultants and Counselors Blog Sun, 10 Sep 2006 18:12:46 +0000 http://hella.opencoder.org/archives/2006/04/15/on-campus-wharton-interview-tips/#comment-6774 [...] For several, this means going back to the drawing board with the GMAT; it’s great to hear that B-School Diva is having a very positive experience with test prep and that ChillPill is staying focused while he finds his stride. Not everyone is planning to retake, though, and it sounds as though MBA Pundit is on the right track with his plan to focus on the extracurricular element of his candidacy for the time being and begin the application process in earnest come June. First time applicants and reapps alike will want to keep an eye out for the great advice being offered by those who’ve already been through the process. LBS-bound Moe offers some high level advice for applicants, Ash shares the approach he took to his ultimately successful Stanford Essay A, Poweryogi relates an effective waitlist strategy that scored him a Chicago admit (and which might be applicable to Anand’s Tepper WL situation), and Hella draws from a season of conducting interviews at Wharton to provide future applicants with some general tips. [...] [...] For several, this means going back to the drawing board with the GMAT; it’s great to hear that B-School Diva is having a very positive experience with test prep and that ChillPill is staying focused while he finds his stride. Not everyone is planning to retake, though, and it sounds as though MBA Pundit is on the right track with his plan to focus on the extracurricular element of his candidacy for the time being and begin the application process in earnest come June. First time applicants and reapps alike will want to keep an eye out for the great advice being offered by those who’ve already been through the process. LBS-bound Moe offers some high level advice for applicants, Ash shares the approach he took to his ultimately successful Stanford Essay A, Poweryogi relates an effective waitlist strategy that scored him a Chicago admit (and which might be applicable to Anand’s Tepper WL situation), and Hella draws from a season of conducting interviews at Wharton to provide future applicants with some general tips. [...]

]]> By: alex http://hella.opencoder.org/archives/2006/04/15/on-campus-wharton-interview-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-4283 alex Thu, 20 Apr 2006 15:47:36 +0000 http://hella.opencoder.org/archives/2006/04/15/on-campus-wharton-interview-tips/#comment-4283 seems to be some great advice! seems to be some great advice!

]]> By: Chris http://hella.opencoder.org/archives/2006/04/15/on-campus-wharton-interview-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-4281 Chris Mon, 17 Apr 2006 13:18:49 +0000 http://hella.opencoder.org/archives/2006/04/15/on-campus-wharton-interview-tips/#comment-4281 Great advice.. Your last bullet is one that often troubles me about Wharton: the confusion most people have when they are told that so-and-so went to Wharton. I am not trying to downplay the school by any means, however, it is something that is irritating. When Trump mentioned he went to Wharton, I assumed he went to the Business School and obtained his MBA. Come to find out, he attended the undergraduate program. Does this concern make any sense? Great advice.. Your last bullet is one that often troubles me about Wharton: the confusion most people have when they are told that so-and-so went to Wharton.

I am not trying to downplay the school by any means, however, it is something that is irritating.

When Trump mentioned he went to Wharton, I assumed he went to the Business School and obtained his MBA. Come to find out, he attended the undergraduate program.

Does this concern make any sense?

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