"Despite your many merits as a candidate, I regret to inform you that we are not able to offer you a place in the entering class."
Bummer. Oh well. Post-mortem on this app: My first application, and definitely not as refined as later apps. My first interview, and the one I felt least confident about walking out of the interview room. Only one recommendation, from my current boss, may have not painted a comlete picture of me as I think my former boss knows me a little better and I worked on completely different types of projects with him, but I wanted to follow the rules and only submitted one. Wish I had asked a family friend who is a Kellogg alum & very successful CEO to submit an informal letter of support (had decided to keep that in my back pocket in case of waitlist).
It's a disappointment, but in the grand scheme of things I still feel pretty good. Having that Anderson admit alleviates much of my worry. We'll see what happens with Chicago. Wharton seems like a pipe dream at this point.
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awful sorry to hear that wakechick :( maybe the better school in Chicago is where you're supposed to be. hope you get the good word from Hyde Park.
WC: Disappointed to hear, wishing luck for the coming ones..
Hard luck! Still with two in the bag, you won't be feeling too bad about it.
really sorry to hear this. All the best for the Wharton and Chicago.
Sorry to hear, but good luck with Chicago and Wharton! Plus, I think you'd love Anderson!
I too am sorry to hear about Kellogg. They don't know what they are missing in dinging you.
LOL! You guys are great, thanks for the good wishes. I'm actually kinda surprised myself about not being all that disappointed. I mean, I am disappointed, but I don't know, I just kinda feel like...whatever...next?
However, I am very happy that I got an admit (let alone two) before I got a ding. Otherwise....Chernobyl-scale meltdown! :)
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