Since Round 2 decisions have been delivered, many lucky accepted candidates are facing some tough decisions. Two such candidates turned to the Clear Admit community on DecisionWire for advice about their school choices. On this week’s WireTaps podcast, Graham and Alex weigh in on their questions, as the candidates wonder: Cornell Johnson or Michigan Ross? Emory Goizueta or UNC Kenan-Flagler? Of course, there are many factors that go into these decisions, so be sure to tune in below for some expert admissions advice.
Also this week, Graham and Alex advise an applicant with a background in cyber-defense for the Australian Navy and use the candidate’s profile to point out some important strategic advice on the role of outside activities in one’s profile.
Before tuning into the episode, preview the posts they talk about below:
From ApplyWire, an applicant from the navy is looking to transition to consulting:
One accepted candidate sought help choosing between Cornell Johnson and Michigan Ross:
Finally, another accepted candidate is torn between Emory Goizueta and UNC Kenan-Flagler:
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