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Too late to work with you on Round 1?

Launched April 26, 2006
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by dbaGMAT123 » Fri Aug 31, 2007 4:41 pm
I am interested in applying for round 1 @ Harvard, Stanford, and MIT. However, I am wondering whether there is enough time to work through the process with you. In other words, if I pay the money, could we do put together a good application by round 1.

What I Have Done Thus Far:
-Taken the GMAT
-Spent about 100 hours online researching schools
-Identified good people for letters of recommendation

What I Think I Need to Do:
-Work with you on a application plan
-Visit schools
-Write application
-Get referrals
-Request information from schools

Any advice would be appreciated.
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by Amy » Tue Sep 04, 2007 6:52 pm
dbaGMAT123,

Please contact Stacy Blackman Consulting via phone or email to set up some time to discuss your personal situation:

Phone: +1 323.934.3936
Toll free: 866.667.8229

Email: [email protected]


In the meantime, I would ask your recommenders to start on the letters - since that is the most uncontrollable aspect of the process. You can put in the time yourself to get essays done by round 1 deadlines, but worrying about someone else getting the letters done will be stressful.

Good luck!

Amy
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