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by Practicegmat » Thu May 15, 2014 10:57 pm
Hi Experts,
I had applied to Chicago Booth in the Round II for Fall 2014 classes, and didn't get an interview call. Now this week, The Booth Admission Directors are coming to my city as a part of the MBATour Program. I am a bit confused how to approach them. Can I directly ask them the reasons for my rejection or should I apply next year? Please note my profile would me almost the same this year and I am not planning to re-take GMAT ( I have a 690 ) because I have already taken GMAT 4 times.
Could you please guide me to frame the questions I can ask them.
In fact Booth is one of my dream schools and I want to give myself another chance for it.

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