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by mans.sultan » Fri Oct 21, 2011 3:58 pm
I just learned that MBA programs check applicants' social fingerprint and do a thorough Google search with his/her name and may check his facebook pictures, tweets and linkedin profile. Well, this is semi-bad news for me...there's a killer here in my country whose fame name is called after me (couldn't you sir pick someone else?). It was a big accident here based on a religious clash, so it has been covered immensely worldwide. Whenever you search my full name, these news/blog posts come up along with my twitter/fb/linkedin/articles..etc. Will this affect my candidacy? The only good news is that my stuff is grouped together in the 1st-6th results then this news is all over the place. How can I mitigate this damage? and to what degree is it critical to my candidacy?

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by Stacey Oyler » Mon Oct 24, 2011 4:11 pm
Hi,

Thanks for your post. This is indeed and odd situation. Schools do check backgrounds on applicants once they are admitted and therefore you will have an opportunity to inform them of the situation. I'm sure mistaken identity issues are pretty common, it's just unfortunate that your particular situation is so intense.

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