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Saikna, that was an amazing post! Thanks for the details .. they are of great help to aspiring applicants!

Sakina wrote:No I definitely did not go through a consultant. Sure, email me your essays Ill be glad to take a look: [email protected]

I just loved your Atricle Sakina!! This was my internal thinking that if one's essay is natural, non-traditional and something which admission comittee can visualize, one will have good shot in Top-B Schools. Also a marketing Elective, IBM internship the overall profile is great.

i dont really post .. but after reading yours.. congrats! Your story is inspiration to others.

sakina,

thanks for the details..

"The program at Rice seemed Rigid, the students seemed conservative, and most of their candidates work in the oil industry. That's the antithesis of me: a little entrepreneur, an environmentalist, and a huge liberal"


Aren't most oil companies moving towards environmentally friendly programs, I am certain you could have made the case that an environmentalist like you could be a good fit if you chose to..just saying

hmmm...this lady could have gone in just for the reason that she is a 'lady'...Cornell had started a program for the "women entrepreneurship program' which specifically encouraged more woman to apply to their MBA and especially from the minorities...so no exclamation there for me.

aslan wrote:hmmm...this lady could have gone in just for the reason that she is a 'lady'...Cornell had started a program for the "women entrepreneurship program' which specifically encouraged more woman to apply to their MBA and especially from the minorities...so no exclamation there for me.

Your post reeks of condescension.

Would you deign to say the same if she were an African-American male, that it's all about affirmative action?

Whatever the case, she worked hard and got in. That deserves a congrats from me.

@avaluxe:

Nobody can take the achievement from her, but you have to analyze different perspectives as well which do not apply to all.Even though all universities write about 'equal opportunity for all'....the fact is that there is much more competition among male students than females.If that was not the case, Cornell wouldn't have started 'special' initiatives for hiring woman grads and encouraging the female alum to 'seek out' female from their locations in the first place.If you want further proof regarding this you may check out their website.

On the other hand its not about African-american thing here! .There are much less female population going in for MBA than males, so even if they seek women with comparatively low scores it shouldn't raise false hopes in a male aspirant that the same would also be in his case.B-schools always try to maintain the aspect ratio in their classes.

I have also seen the same being done by many other Ivy schools.

You have learned nothing from this wonderful article, and furthermore, you have shown that you are not a top MBA candidate. I would hire a consultant just to work on hiding your true self from the adcom.

@uwhusky:

I think its not a personal stake here as you are making it out to be.Better be prepared to hire one for the way you write.

What I have written are facts established on the university portal and accepted by them.

end of story!

So you brought up an year-old thread just so you can say that the author got in because she was a female and a minority?

Really, do you not have anything better to do, or is your self-esteem really that low?

@uwhusky:

I wold appreciate if you can write these personal diatribes directly to me instead of continuing here.Maybe you can be educated on a couple of points.

aslan wrote:
Maybe you can be educated on a couple of points.

I'll educate you on a simple point: there is a space after comma and period.

end of story!

@uwhusky:

Lol...you are funny guy.

@cyborg:how can u have a gmat score 610 with verbal 70 and quants 63, pls check what have u written !!

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