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by Runaway » Sat Oct 04, 2008 1:05 pm
hi all,
this is my first actual post but I read the Forum all the time (it's the best). so thanks in advance.

My question has to do with the 2+2program. Do they expect internships on Wall Street after the junior year? I am interested in non-profit management and already had an internship in that sector after my sophomore year. I also worked for a congressman and now handle finances for an international non-profit organization.
I want to use next summer to take classes, do service and learn a new language.
But should I take the Goldman Sachs job and bolster my application?
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by Scottie@VeritasPrep » Sun Oct 05, 2008 8:42 am
If you have significant business experience, then you will be encouraged to apply to the regular MBA program instead of the HBS 2+2 program. Here is an excerpt from the HBS website:

The 2+2 Program is primarily targeted towards students who are not already on a business track (i.e. students studying the liberal arts, sciences, engineering, etc.). If your current academic training and internship experiences put you on a solid foundation to advance in a business career, 2+2 may not be the right program for you. We encourage candidates with a strong track record of leadership and business exposure to consider applying as college seniors to our regular MBA Program.
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