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by NextGreatLeader » Fri Jul 20, 2012 8:40 am
Through a series of events at my job, I've had the opportunity to form a relationship with a professor at a top business school. However, my relationship with him isn't strong enough where I would want him to write a recommendation for me. Nevertheless, are there any strategies I can use to take advantage of this relationship when applying to that school?
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Mon Jul 23, 2012 4:51 pm
interesting question. My guess is, if you don't have a close enough relationship to talk to him about applying it may not help. If you mean it's simply not a working relationship where he could actually be your recommender, you may be able to sit down with him over lunch and see if he is willing to serve as your advocate in the application process. This simply would entail him chatting up the Dean or the adcom about your application and how he endorses your acceptance. Sometimes that can actually go a long way depending on two things: 1) their standing with the Dean and Adcom, and ) how good your application is on its own.
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