[推荐]***** 快速看你申请结果的方法 !!!! ******** - ChaseDream

I know everyone is getting more and more anxious to check status of their apps to HBS, given their black box. So I looked around their site and found a way.
Here are the steps
1. Login to HBS site.
2. check your url, it contains something like:
AYID=3533396-CA54-403A-B6F5-3D804B35AE9. Copy it somewhere.
3. Next, click on the link called "application for admission" on the main page. Open the source from your browser (view->page source)
4. Next, search for "packageanswerid" it will be a 7 digit number. copy it
(they call it id)
replace the following URl with your own values of AYID and id:
https://app.applyyourself.com/AyApplicantMain/ApplicantDecision.asp?AYID=3533396-CA54-403A-B6F5-3D804B35AE9&mode=decision&id=1234567

paste this link in the browser.
You will be able to check your decision immediately, no waits.
love u applyyourself for bad coding...

我用这个方法发现我被ＨＢＳ给ding了，ＭＩＴ的还没有结果．这个方法适用于所有在

www.applyyourself.com上建立申请帐号的学校．大家可以试试，就不用苦等了．早知道结果早做安排．

too bad. tried two schools, but found that the 'view source' function has been disabled.

it's just the glitch of my computer or the Applyyourself people got alerted by ur big noice?

That is genius! But what a pity that not all schools are in applyyourself system.

We appreciate your interest in Harvard Business School, and we wantto underscore to all our applicants our commitment to make andcommunicate our admissions decisions in the most rigorous, fair, andsecure fashion.

Sincerely,
Brit K. Dewey, Managing Director of MBA Admissions & Financial Aid
Harvard Business School
Soldiers Field Road
Dillon House
Boston, MA 02163

是所有申请round 2的都收到了，还是只有通过那个方式check过的才会收到呢？

应该是所有都收到了. 我今天才看到这个贴子,还没来得及试呢.

看来HBS反应挺快的,而且是MD发出来的信,感觉很serious...没所谓,还是恢复等待状态咯

BOSTON - A computer hacker gained access to internal admissions records at Harvard, Stanford and other top business schools, then helped applicants log on and learn their fate weeks ahead of schedule, officials said Thursday.

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<script>{codeend}Few of the people who followed the hacker's directions managed to find out if their applications have been accepted, according to school officials. But many of them could end up getting rejected now that the schools are checking to see who tried to exploit the security breach.

"Hacking into a system in this manner is unethical and also contrary to the behavior we expect of leaders we aspire to develop," said Steve Nelson, executive director of the MBA program at Harvard Business School.

The unidentified hacker tapped into Business Week's online forum early Wednesday and posted instruction on how applicants could log onto the schools' Web sites to check their admission status.

Dozens of business schools, including those at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford, Duke, Carnegie Mellon and Dartmouth, were affected by the breach, with their Web sites vulnerable for roughly nine hours before the problem was fixed.

All of the schools use ApplyYourself, an online application and notification program made by a Fairfax, Va., company.

Len Metheny, ApplyYourself's chief executive, said applicants could access only their own admissions records.

"There were only a small number of students who actually had a decision," he added. "For the vast majority of applicants, decisions were not available in the system to be displayed. A blank page would appear."

Metheny would not say if the company has been able to identify the hacker, who used the screen name "brookbond." Business Week removed the hacking tips from its site.

School officials hinted that applicants should expect to receive a rejection letter if they tried to hack into admissions records.

Jim Gray, an associate dean at Duke's business school, said one applicant tried but failed to search the school's Web site for an acceptance letter. He said school officials know the applicant's name.

"We're clearly looking at his application in a different light at this point," Gray said.

More than 100 applicants to Harvard tried to access the school's admissions records. "Some appeared to find a decision. Some got a blank screen," Nelson said. "But even if they got a decision, the decision isn't final until March 30."

In my opinion (possibly wrong), no interview invitation=no chance. they usually arrange three weeks for you to make arrangement and leave one week for decision, someone may receive the invitiation even several days before the decision date but it is probably not for international students, what I saw in BW were all people in US.

there are too many high-speed temptations (beyond usual $$$$, ppmm, ssgg) in this world. sometimes it's better to be a slow stupid... be patient and do the right thing.

I didn't recieved the email though I've also tried it on my HBS account, which I haven't submit yet.

if hbs rejects all the applicants who access to the website in this way, then which "black list" should it rely on? still the one provided by applyonline.com, which proves to be loophole-ridden? absurd.

网络安全，网络道德这些话题将被HSB提到公众的议题上。让我们看发展情况吧。

Message to HBS MBA applicants currently in process
日期:	Wed, 2 Mar 2005 18:16:18 -0500