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by RickerNYC » Thu Sep 23, 2010 8:40 am
Hello,

I want to apply to Ross round 1 but because of a ridiculous wedding season won't be able to make it before then. Do they strongly prefer applicants visit ahead of time, or are they OK with just attending events in local cities (in my case, New York)? Would it behoove me to wait until the 2nd round and visit campus first, even though I already know I want to go there?

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by ketaki6 » Tue Sep 27, 2011 5:21 pm
This whole visit the campus thing. How important is it? And what does one seek to do when one visits a B school campus?
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Sep 27, 2011 9:11 pm
Well, visiting the campus can be great! Now it's not like if you don't visit the campus, nobody will let you in, or, on the contrary if you do, you belong to some "secret club" and will get an automatic invite. Visiting the campus does not really affect your chances in a direct fashion, but it doesn't mean it's not a very very good idea.

Visiting allows you to meet the people, to see the clubs, to sit in classes, to get, ultimately a REAL feel for what the school is like (as well as pick up some ideas for the "Why our school" essay). So, yes! go visit!

But no need to delay your application by a round simply because you won't have time to visit beforehand.
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by ketaki6 » Tue Sep 27, 2011 9:17 pm
Thanks a lot!
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by throughmba » Fri Sep 30, 2011 8:04 am
Visit the schools (I highly recommend attending each school’s on-campus events for prospective and admitted students) and get a feel for your potential future classmates. After all,these are the people with whom you may spend the next two years. Sit in on a class (even if you already did so months ago), and ask yourself if you could see yourself participating in the discussion. Yes, this sounds subjective, but your experience at bschool will largely depend on how well you fit the culture, and vice versa.

On campus: Most interviews with admissions personnel and students take place on campus. The bottom line is that you should try your best to get to campus to do your interview. It might seem minor, especially because many schools make off-campus interviews readily available, but visiting campus goes a long way in showing your interest in the school (especially if you live far away). you can always mention that you also had a visit few days back to show your seriousness.
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by ketaki6 » Fri Sep 30, 2011 9:40 am
That was very helpful. Thanks a ton!
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