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Phenomenal school. Leaves a bit to be desired on the relationship side of an MBA program.

Ever heard of the Invisible 200 at Booth?

I intentionally aimed my sights at Kellogg in lieu of Booth because of this.

 
 

Look a friend was from there pre-common application and it was not surprisingly the case.

Now it's all common application'ed and they're just as prestige chasing as it's peers so who knows?

And unless you know 20% from admission people or whoever credible, you can tone down a bit before I take it as a bit irritating

 

I'm not really sure what that means. There are odd people who'd go there just to nerd along with their death of fun. Doesn't mean it's worse, but I don't recall them having D1 athletics right?

 

Isn't it like, really windy there? I wouldn't wanna be strollin down the street and the wind go an' mess up my swagged-out 'do. No sir, no Chicago for me.

 
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swagonIsn't it like, really windy there? I wouldn't wanna be strollin down the street and the wind go an' mess up my swagged-out 'do. No sir, no Chicago for me.
Windy enough to make bitches' skirts fly above their heads.
 

Personally, I think the guy has made a mistake but he's clearly trying to better himself! Good job, Chicago!!

Rich enough to have your own jet. ... A player. Or nothing
 

by the way, how did all these prep school kids get in? Not just Uchicago, but all the other Ivies. I was browsing LinkedIn and all the incoming Lazard/GS analysts attended elite prep schools... do Ivies just prefer prep school students? I may consider transferring to one in my junior/senior year

 

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