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最近站内一些朋友问询关于背景调查的事宜,觉得在这里和大家一起分享可能更好。
1. 貌似前10到前15的学校都要做背景调查。但是至于是学校outsource给像Kroll这样的公司,还是学校自己做,可能要视具体学校的政策而定。
2. 下面是 BusinessWeek MBA forum 上的一个帖子, 解答了大部分关于背景调查的问题.
******************************************************* Hey folks, Here's Clear Admit's FAQ on background checks: Best of luck, Graham Richmond, Clear Admit -------- Admissions Tip: Understanding Background Checks Now that several schools have issued R1 admissions decisions, many of our readers have been asking about the background checks conducted by leading programs. Here are some quick facts to help explain the process: 1) What are background checks? Background checks involve the verification of information that a candidate has provided in his or her MBA applications. Although the process varies from school to school, it usually includes checking that an applicant attended the school that he or she claims to have attended, received the grades indicated and earned the GMAT score reported. It also involves the verification of the candidate’s employment history, job titles, starting and ending dates and salary/bonus information. Finally, some background checks involve contacting recommenders to verify their support and confirming applicant involvement in community activities.
2) Do all schools conduct background checks? When do they do this? How do they have time? Many of leading MBA programs like to verify the information that has been provided by applicants. This is typically done only for those applicants who are admitted, since there is no sense in expending resources to verify information for applicants who do not make the cut. Most background checking occurs in the spring – after decisions for most rounds have been released and students begin sending in their deposits. In many cases, the schools outsource this function to a professional risk consulting firm like Kroll.
3) Why bother with background checks? Don’t the schools trust me? The purpose of background checking is to protect all stakeholders of the MBA program (students, faculty, staff, alumni) from those who would falsify their backgrounds to gain an unfair advantage in the admissions process. Some schools opt to investigate the backgrounds of a relatively small sample of randomly selected admits, hoping that the mere possibility of a check will give applicants incentive to be as honest as possible. In a way, this measure therefore serves to increase the adcom’s trust in its applicants.
4) What about very minor discrepancies? It’s natural for admitted applicants to get anxious at this point in the process, wondering whether their offer of admission might be rescinded.... To read the rest of this post: http://blog.clearadmit.com/2007/01/admissions-tip-understanding-background-checks/
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