若问，如果第一轮被拒绝，可以重新准备资料申请同校第二轮么？

zhongyaya

如题，多谢！！

linly

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    下一年楼

CarolineJMW

回复 1# zhongyaya


    不可以，你可以准备申请其他学校

wahabirds

Hey there—happy to offer up some thoughts here.  Yes, it is ALWAYS better to apply round one.  Don’t believe what Wharton tells you.  It is ALWAYS better to apply round one—but only a little bit better.  The advantage is relatively small.  So if you can put together an A+ application for Round 2 instead, then you should.  All the schools you’ve listed above are the same—better to submit for Round 1.  But if you can improve your application significantly (in your case, breaking 700 on the GMAT) then forget Round 1! The difference  between the two rounds is small enough, that it is far more important to submit a better application, than to hit Round 1.

Hope this helps, and feel free to reach out with additional questions!

detectiveyangs

Hi ! Thank you for shiring lots of information. Since a lot of people know

that it really important to make it the first run if you want to apply columbia.

But the app guide line of Warton says that there is no defference between the

1st and the 2nd run. And what about other Bschool? (ex the LBS, MIT, CHICAGO,

NYU, OXFORD, KELLOGG, MICHIGAN, UCLA, Cornell ) Sorry for the stupid question,

cause I took the gmat today and got only 690 (Q49 V34). I have already booked

another gmat test at Oct 14th and wondering if I should try to apply some b-

school in the 1sr run.

zhongyaya

谢谢楼上两位的专业回答！！

chuju

这个是肯定不行的；分几个轮次招生只是为了招生和录取时工作的有效进行，第一轮申请失败就意味着这次入学申请已经失效了 只能申请第二年再入学了

wahabirds

Hello there!  No, sadly this is not allowed.  If you do not get in during

Round 1, you will be required to wait a full year.  But even if you weren’t

“Required” to do so, it would be a good idea.  You see, the key to a

successful reapplication is to prove to the school that your profile has

improved.  “Last year when I applied, I did not have international exposure or

leadership experience.  But this year I do!”  Or for example, “Last year when

I applied, my GMAT was only 680.  But I retook the test and now it is 750!”  

That shows the improvement that admissions committees want to see.  In just two

months’ time, you would not be able to show ANY of that improvement.  And

therefore, you would most likely be rejected a second time—even if it were

allowed to try.  I hope this helps you!

chriswendy35

不可以，下一年reapply吧，还要多写一篇reapplication的essay