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by kriti87 » Thu Apr 05, 2012 9:34 am
Hi,

In some of the applications, there is a key question :"Have you applied to any other business schools? Please state which ones".

I'm a bit confused if while applying to one school, I should list down the other schools I'm applying to in the application form.



Secondly, if I have applied to other schools but have already been rejected by them, then should I still mention those schools in my application to this school?


Please let me know.


Thanks,

kriti87
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by bradenm2 » Thu Apr 05, 2012 10:48 am
It really doesn't matter too much what you do. If you are nervous, don't say you are applying to schools better than the one you're filling out.
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by Jon@Admissionado » Fri Apr 06, 2012 2:44 am
First all, no need to let them know about schools you don't want them to know about. I agree with Brad in that you usually don't want to tell them you have applied to better schools than them cause then they might be like "Hey we don't need to let this guy in. He's just gonna go to the better school anyhow". So a good strategy might be for example to list one or two schools at the same level and then a few below.
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