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by hookemjimbo » Tue Jan 01, 2008 7:14 pm
I am in the process of applying for fall 08 admissions and would like to apply to a European school. It's a little late, but it looks like their admissions timetables are a little behind those in the US.

What are the odds of Americans getting accepted at either school? I am only applying to schools here in the US that have a strong international focus, so I figured it would be a good idea to apply to foreign schools as well.


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by Amy » Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:31 pm
Hi hookemjimbo,

I think you are right in the range for both schools and have a good chance, especially if you can explain why you are interested in schools in Europe. I don't have any admissions statistics specifically about Americans in European schools, but I would imagine that since most Americans tend to choose US schools you will at least be in a less overrepresented pool in Europe. (INSEAD is a possible exception to that theory.)

Good luck!

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