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Getting in touch with University Faculty/Alumini???

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by soni_pallavi » Tue Oct 02, 2012 10:13 am
Hi

Im sure this question has been brought up before...but what are the best ways to get in touch with the faculty/alumini of the targeted Universities (INSEAD,LBS,IE,IESE,IMD,NYU,NUS etc are some of them)especially hen you are an international student???

And,what type of feedback/help/advice should we ask from them to benefit our admission chances ???

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by Michael@VeritasPrep » Mon Feb 15, 2016 10:49 pm
Well my first piece of advice is not to reach out to a university faculty member with the sole idea that it will help in your application. More often than not it won't. Otherwise professors would be inundated with calls from prospective students all day long trying to get an edge in the admissions process instead of teaching classes to paying students! Hope your application will be good enough regardless!
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