get admitted at NYU, TUCK, UNC, and DARDEN

waterpoo

恭喜恭喜！

真牛啊。沾点喜气。

楼主能不能分享一下心得？

qqqq2005

恭喜! 恭喜!
All my dream school ah

delphine18

I see. Your dreamschool must be Kellogg.

jefferyli

Niu mei, pfpf!

pp_honey

Wow, awesome~~~!

david02

Good luck for getting offer from your dream school.

ellesue

gxgx

我也希望我可以申到这样NYU

cenden

首先感谢各位的祝福，我自己也是感到由衷的高兴。我还在等最后一个学校的结果。由於一个学校的ED DEPOSIT日前已经过了，我也就放弃那一个学校了。

关于申请，有网友让我谈谈经验，其实我也没有很多好说的。前两天我DOWNLOAD了2004成功者一书，快速浏览了一遍，里面对於申请已经有了非常精彩的描述。这里我只谈谈我个人的感受。

Regarding the preparation of GMAT, I didn’t go to any training school. But I have been reading WSJ, FT, Time and Economist for five years since I worked for a Fortune 100 company in China after my graduation.  

As we Chinese applicant, most of us are likely to have decent GMAT score, someone even higher.  But GMAT doesn't account everything. I know Top 10 rejected someone who had 780 while other who had 680 was in. The point is that nowadays B-School weights the quality of the whole application package more than any separate items. So if people have comparable GMAT, what makes them stand out? The cliché still holds true—nothing is more important than essays.  Be yourself—unique and specific.

Regarding the interview, leadership, teamwork, why MBA, why this school, why now, are always the topics you will be asked. Have some examples from your professional and daily life. Moreover, nothing is to make interviewer happier than humor; that being said, one should never underestimated the importance of humor in the interview though it is tough for our Chinese.

可以借鉴别人的经验，但一定要相信自己。千万不能因为某某人G很高，大公司背景好多年工作经验被DING了，就说明我申请这个学校也没戏。还是那句老话Be yourself—unique and specific.

最后祝大家好运。

[此贴子已经被作者于2005-1-29 0:16:42编辑过]

wuke1

Thanks!

lucsh

精辟到位!

以下是引用cenden在2005-1-29 0:11:00的发言：

首先感谢各位的祝福，我自己也是感到由衷的高兴。我还在等最后一个学校的结果。由於一个学校的ED DEPOSIT日前已经过了，我也就放弃那一个学校了。

关于申请，有网友让我谈谈经验，其实我也没有很多好说的。前两天我DOWNLOAD了2004成功者一书，快速浏览了一遍，里面对於申请已经有了非常精彩的描述。这里我只谈谈我个人的感受。

Regarding the preparation of GMAT, I didn’t go to any training school. But I have been reading WSJ, FT, Time and Economist for five years since I worked for a Fortune 100 company in China after my graduation.  

As we Chinese applicant, most of us are likely to have decent GMAT score, someone even higher.  But GMAT doesn't account everything. I know Top 10 rejected someone who had 780 while other who had 680 was in. The point is that nowadays B-School weights the quality of the whole application package more than any separate items. So if people have comparable GMAT, what makes them stand out? The cliché still holds true—nothing is more important than essays.  Be yourself—unique and specific.

Regarding the interview, leadership, teamwork, why MBA, why this school, why now, are always the topics you will be asked. Have some examples from your professional and daily life. Moreover, nothing is to make interviewer happier than humor; that being said, one should never underestimated the importance of humor in the interview though it is tough for our Chinese.

可以借鉴别人的经验，但一定要相信自己。千万不能因为某某人G很高，大公司背景好多年工作经验被DING了，就说明我申请这个学校也没戏。还是那句老话Be yourself—unique and specific.

最后祝大家好运。