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Brigitte-1
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As someone who used to review files for a top school and is now an admissions consultant with 7sage, I will say that solid work experience is a great soft. It's hard to quantify how much it will help you of course....but it will at least show that y…
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Hi captainwoofs, as a former admissions person and now 7sage consultant, I will say that my thinking on this issue has become more nuanced over the years...... while reading files at a T-14 school, I was of the opinion that "the numbers speak for th…
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From my experience in admissions for a T-10 school (and now as a consultant with 7sage), I will say that if you can get the details, you should. I've had clients request records and even background checks to get at the details. However, depending on…
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Having worked in the admissions office of a T-10 school (and now in consulting with 7sage), I think being employed is generally a positive thing in admissions processes.... but, as is often the case, the devil is in the details. If you are just grad…
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You could do a short Gap in Employment addendum in which you state the reason for the gap. I personally believe adcomms will be more understanding than usual about gaps in employment because Covid has made things very difficult. It's understandable …
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I agree with the rest. You have a good shot at the T-14 or T-16. But it's a bit of an atypical year, so nothing is a guarantee!