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Thanks for your explanation! That makesense, and very impressiveHhe, I understand your principle “bestschool to get in”, but what do you mean “a few places as good” besides HBS,Stanford, Wharton, what other schools ranking before Booth? Because rankings up and down, and sometimes Booth climbs to the top….So what do you think about ranking,in general sense?
Hi Jon,
I've a question, as to Booth’s second essay, took a risk. Is the risk (possibility of meeting danger or suffering harm, loss,etc.) should be a huge one? The risky the better? The dangerous, harmful the better? The story I wanted to tell is related to my career achievement,telling about leadership, so I just wonder how risky should I write...Someone once said the risk should lose my job... I didn’t hear you clearly during your presentation about the risk part, could you explain a bit more here? Why Booth asked about risk, what do they want to see?
BTW, how do you like Booth? I guess it’s not far from you, right?Any first-hand experience, the Booth culture, students,faculty?
Thanks a lot!
-- by 会员 JoeyTribbiani (2010/11/27 23:49:31)
Hey there. Happy to offer up some guidance here. The answer is that…YES you do want a cool, exciting, dramatic risk. It doesn’t mean that you would lose your job necessarily, but the riskier the better. After all, that would simply make your story more exciting! And that is what we want, an exciting story. The riskier the better. Now, in the presentation, the only point that I made, is that the best risks are ones where you describe what happens if you DON’T take the risk. That is, if you could stay at your job and live happily ever after, THAN it is a risk. If you were losing your job anyway, then it wasn’t much of a risk. After all, you didn’t have much to lose! The key is to prove that you DID have a lot to lose. Describe what happens if you DON’T take the risk—that way we understand that you had a lot to lose. Does that make sense? And yes, Booth is a fabulous place. But while I love the school, your best bet (and everyones) is to simply go to the best school you can get into. Booth is great—but there are a few places just as good, if not better. Good luck!
Jon Frank
-- by 会员 JonFrank (2010/11/28 14:22:45)
-- by 会员 JoeyTribbiani (2010/11/28 15:51:37)
Hey there! Yes, this is a great question. And the rankings do tend to switch around from year to year. But if we had to look at one ranking system which employers tend to weight most heavily, it would be US World and News Report. That’s the most important one, followed perhaps by the Financial Times, perhaps only because they include international rankings. But it is through the USNEWS.com rankings that we back into the magic 7, etc. So this would leave just two schools worth considering, MIT and Kellogg. Hope this helps…
Jon Frank
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