Also, if you do not prepare good applications (i.e. because you are testing your profile) then you could hurt your chances as a reapplicant (instead of applying fresh in October 2014).

Jon@Admissionado wrote:Nope you should not.
There are enough experts on this website that can give you a fair and honest evaluation of your chances without you need to do the dozens if not hundreds of hours of work it takes to prepare several good applications.


Also, if you aren't an American I'd suggest against applying R3 (and even if you are, for the most part I'd suggest against it).

Best,
JF

Hi Jon. Thank you for your reply.

I am Brazilian (born) but also have Portuguese Citizenship. I hold two passports.

About R3, I heard that by this round there isn't to many space in class, such as fewer scholarships left. Is that it?

I also would like to ask if is there any difference in my admittance or scholarships chances between my two citizenships. If I have more chances to get a scholarship if a use either my Brazilian or my Portuguese citizenship.

Thank you again!

MBAPrepAdvantage wrote:Also, if you do not prepare good applications (i.e. because you are testing your profile) then you could hurt your chances as a reapplicant (instead of applying fresh in October 2014).

Hi Michael. Thank you for your response.

By the way, how schools treat reapplicants?

They have more chances by staying in a wait-list, or do they have fewer chances because they weren't admitted once, so they wouldn't be never admitted?

Thanks again!

Schools vary in their treatment of re-applicants. But that presupposes your initial application is of high quality. If the initial application is poor, you will do worse as a reapplicant then had you not previously applied.

I hope this helps.