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by Cinji18 » Thu Jan 06, 2011 6:30 pm
I just received my rejection notice for the full-time MBA from one of my schools. However, apparently, its' FEMBA (Fully-Employed MBA) office "has reviewed [my] file and has expressed a strong interest in speaking with [me] about [my] candidacy to their program."

My current situation is I am still applying to two other schools, and not employed. This is not my first choice school, but I don't want to let this opportunity pass in case the other schools don't take me. I'm afraid if I wait too long, this offer may disappear. Any advice?
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by PurpleReign » Thu Jan 06, 2011 11:36 pm
I'm no expert, but I don't see the harm in talking with the FT program and seeing what they have in mind. I doubt you'll be forced to make a decision on moving forward them right then and there. Hopefully an "expert" can chime in. I'd be interested in hearing his/her response, too.
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