Yes you need to ask your school to mail your transcript to Kellogg by application deadline. Even if you apply online, I believe you need to tell your school to mail to them (postmarked by the application deadline).
Kevin K
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A basic question... Do I have to mail my transcript record to Kellogg by application deadline? I know a lot of schools accept self-reported score for initial screening. What else do I need to mail if I apply online? Thanks in advance!
The School of Communication at Northwestern University is one of the oldest communication school in the States, and it has a very strong media major. Kellogg has a Media Management Program (http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/academic/media/). However, personally, I know few people in that program.
以下是引用Kellogg2008在2007-10-7 23:48:00的发言: The School of Communication at Northwestern University is one of the oldest communication school in the States, and it has a very strong media major. Kellogg has a Media Management Program (http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/academic/media/). However, personally, I know few people in that program.
Thanks. Few Chinese in the program?
Do you think Chinese applicant in media industry will be in a disadvantage considering the culture difference?
Few people in general. I don't know any Chinese students in that program. Sorry, I don't know anything about media industry, so cannot comment on your question. As to the application, your industry background shouldn't matter much. It's about your career progression and achievements.
Here is the new link created by the 1st year students. All the Q&A will eventually move there. Thank you.
Only the program you apply for will consider your application. So, there won’t be a “second” chance. Every year, JD-MBA admits around 20 people. JD-MBA and 2Y-MBA are two very different programs. Think about what you really want to do after Kellogg before you choose one.
I have no clue about the current application form. Hope someone else here can help you out. Or you can always send an email to adcom to ask.