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by taichka123 » Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:07 pm
Help! Deadline Nov 1st...

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My number one choice is Fordham University for spring 2010. The deadline is on the 1st of November, Should I wait and apply for fall 2010 instead, would I have a better chance since the dead line is not that close?? The School rep said that there is no limit for students they accept, is that true? Should I risks it and apply?

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GPA: 3.77 ( straight A's, after my freshman year)
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Undergrad: Fordham Business.


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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Oct 23, 2009 4:41 pm
Dear taichka123,

It would depend on how strong a writer you are and if you can get your recommenders to complete recommendations by then. It is a week away, so that is not much time. If you feel you can get in a quality application and your recommenders are willing and able to get it done in that timeframe, then you should apply now. Otherwise, I think you are better off waiting until the next deadline.

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by taichka123 » Sun Oct 25, 2009 6:07 am
Lisa Anderson wrote:Dear taichka123,

It would depend on how strong a writer you are and if you can get your recommenders to complete recommendations by then. It is a week away, so that is not much time. If you feel you can get in a quality application and your recommenders are willing and able to get it done in that timeframe, then you should apply now. Otherwise, I think you are better off waiting until the next deadline.

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Lisa,
Thank you very much for your input, I have decided to improve my essays and apply for the summe 2010 instead. Thank you again :-)
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