Can Early Decision Applications Columbia Mba Rejected Try Again for J Term

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J-Term afterward FT Rejection [#permalink]   30 Mar 2016, 18:30

Hello - I was recently rejected from the FT program (with no interview) at CBS and was wondering about reapplying to the J-term.

Is it common for people to reapply and get into the J-term?

Holding all else equal, volition I exist at a disadvantage when I apply to the J-term program as I did not receive admission into the regular full-time plan?

If I utilize to the J-term program and do not receive admission, volition I exist at disadvantage if I choose to reapply for side by side year's total-time program?

Whatsoever calorie-free on the top would be greatly appreciated.

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Re: J-Term after FT Rejection [#permalink]   30 Mar 2016, 21:05

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Re: J-Term after FT Rejection [#permalink]   31 Mar 2016, 04:31

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J-Term later FT Rejection [#permalink]   31 Mar 2016, 04:34

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Not sure if this is helpful and don't want to postal service on the forum - but the same matter happened with me at Columbia and I gained admission upon my reapplication. If you would like to discuss please feel free to PM and we can discuss more formally via electronic mail (which will likewise give you credit for talking to a student)!

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Re: J-Term after FT Rejection [#permalink]   31 Mar 2016, eleven:35

I was in Jterm and I am an admissions consultant with lots of clients who have been admitted to CBS. CBS likes reapplicants, so reapplying is not a trouble.

i) Do you have an idea why you didn't get in this year? Figuring this out and addressing it is fundamental, simply I imagine you're working on that already.

2)Tin can you accommodate your story/goals to the jterm program? If you can do this successfully, they will requite you another look. The primary challenge will be identifying the weaknesses in your profile - if you can provide more info, happy to give y'all my thoughts on this.

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Re: J-Term after FT Rejection [#permalink]   31 Mar 2016, xx:08

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Re: J-Term after FT Rejection [#permalink]   01 Apr 2016, 08:48

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How-do-you-do - I was recently rejected from the FT program (with no interview) at CBS and was wondering about reapplying to the J-term.

Is it common for people to reapply and get into the J-term?

Holding all else equal, will I be at a disadvantage when I apply to the J-term program as I did not receive admission into the regular full-time program?

If I utilize to the J-term program and practise not receive admission, will I be at disadvantage if I choose to reapply for next twelvemonth's full-time programme?

Any calorie-free on the top would be greatly appreciated.

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Nosotros at MBA Admit.com get clients this time of year who applied on their ain to Columbia and were rejected. They may accept learned of their rejections sometime between Dec and February, and they desire to know whether they could have a unlike effect if they use with a much stronger application to January-term.

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