Hey guys,
I received an unsolicited email from someone wanting to talk with me about recruiting and PE, etc. The email says he is a second year MBA student from HBS and is sent from what looks to be a HBS email address but I'm not sure.
I was wondering if anyone can confirm what the email convention is for HBS before I set-up a time to meet/talk with the guy? Thanks for any help.
Regards
Pretty sure it's first initial + last name @hbs.edu. Have also seen people with regular @harvard.edu addresses - perhaps they give you both.
HBS e-mails generally include the class in it as well. I'm not as to the exact syntax, but its something like:
@hbs.classof12.edu or @classof12.hbs.edu
This year is [email protected]
Assume recent years follow suit.
it's first letter of the first name last [email protected]
John Smith class of 2012 will be
[email protected]
while you are at business school you can pick up any number of emails. at my school there were five "official" formats.
I can confirm. One of my former classmates is at HBS. Just looked at his facebook profile.
CDO monkey is correct.
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