In @ Kellogg JD-MBA (+ application experience)

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mr. / ms. yearoftiger, thanks for contributing so much on my post. actually since i got the acceptance from my dream program, I don't care too much how others would react anymore. To me, it's not bad I have such ability to woo the adcoms (i should be proud to have good communications skills?)my definition of success is broad, and i'm happy with what i got. so if you dun like it, just let it be... i did not intend to get anyone here to envy or like me in the first place. i opened this post solely for sharing my experience

thanks to all other CDer (who are being so supportive always)... please leave me your msn by private message if you wanna talk... question or else are welcome... i am not going to stir up any fights because this is not the way in real life. i truly appreciate all your comments... and love to build friendship with you

to make one last point as my summary, i wanna tell everyone dun give up because of the less-than-stellar stats (or anything else), you deserves much better if you dare to try. this belief works for me, and i do hope this also works for others who dare to dream.

good luck to everyone.

p.s. take it easy man... just complain on things being not fair doesnt help. afterall, your complain would not change anything... adcoms has their own ways on evaluating people... perhaps you become an adcom at my school and reject applications like mine?
i'm actually curious, do you think you would "impress anyone" or added value to other applicants by attacking me? (no offense, i just cannot understand, i'm sure you'll forgive me for being so dumb bcoz i told everyone i'm actually a dumb person by my less-than-stellar stats rite?)

413pyt

Thanks