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Date: August 19th, 2018 7:48 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
Without delving into too much details, I had a hard time socially post-college due to a number of reasons. Lately, however, I have been going out more, attending networking events, and trying to be more active socially. Although I'm happier now than I was say 3 years ago, I still don't think there's anything I can do now that will come close to b-school in terms of excitement and fun. B-school is such a unique environment, with a plethora of activities and opportunities, that it's not something one can replicate while living in a big city as a working professional. no, I'm not a virgin.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36645332) |
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Date: August 19th, 2018 7:56 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
The Chicago social scene is awful for outsiders, in my opinion. All my good friends here are also transplants. I just don't quite click with the typical big 10 frat boys.
Yes, I'm definitely applying to columbia and will probably visit next spring or so. If I really like it I might apply early decision.
Didn't know that about Wharton, but I'm not too surprised. The social scene there is absolutely sick. I know for a fact that I will be slaying tons of chicks at a top b-school.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36645379) |
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Date: August 18th, 2018 3:27 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
I do not have kids, but I'm blessed to have several adorable nephews and nieces. I only get to see them like once a year, and not a day goes by that I don't think about them.
My oldest nephew just turned 12, so he is about to embark on his formative adolescence years. Rebellion against his parents, crushes on girls, getting in trouble, trying to be cool, will all become a part of his life. Hard to imagine since I still see him as that tiny baby I once held in my arms. But he will continually grow up. In light of this, there are several things I want my nephew to do in the coming years, which seems obvious now to me with the hindsight of age and experience.
Be a good son and brother. The older I get, the more I appreciate the importance of family. I hope my nephew respects his parents and acts as a good role model to his younger siblings. I deeply regret not being a better son when I was younger, and this is something I can't take back as I see my parents age rapidly.
Be well-rounded and happy. Taking things way too seriously at a young age is a recipe for disaster. This does not mean that one should not work hard to achive goals; rather, he needs to enjoy his teenage years by surrounding himself with good friends and non-academic activities that give him joy. Balance is key here.
Play a sport. Thankfully my nephew already plays several sports. I think playing a sport in high school builds confidence, team skills, and leadership. It's one of those things that every teen should do if he's physically able to do so. Aside from general physical health, the benefits of playing a sport are many. Looking back, I really wish I was more active in this arena.
Start studying for the SAT early. This may seem to contradict my earlier points, but I don't think so. I want my nephew to get into the best college he can, and I would shed tears of joy if here were to get into the HYP trinity, a goal that eluded me in high school and still haunts me to this day. I did not take the SAT seriously enough, thinking that my super high grades and extracurricular awards would somehow magically carry me through. I know for a fact that my scores were the main reason I was waitlisted at one of HYP rather than admitted, based on a conversation I had with a senior admissons officer regarding my waitlist status. I do not want my nephew to make the same mistake and am urging my sister to get the ball rolling on that front.
Date early and often. No, I do not think my nephew should be some sort of a player who mistreats women. I do however want him to be comfortable with girls, learn the art of flirting, and go on dates, homecomings, and proms. This is part of becoming a man, and missing this development will hinder one's social progress immensely. Again, this is one area where I totally missed out, and although I became more social past college, the lack of this experience in high school definitely stunted my growth.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36639631)
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Date: August 19th, 2018 7:46 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
, I respectfully disagree with your characterization of Wharton. I partied there last fall; it was a fucking blast. There actually aren't that many chinese and indian fob's who can't speak english. I have no idea where this stereotyping came from. The first-year class at Wharton is now 45% women, with lot of attracitve ones who worked in fashion/media/marketing, etc. And there's tons of latin americans and europeans to boot. The same goes for HBS, although their women ratio is only like 35%. I do know for a fact that there are several ex-models who are at HBS now.
Also, HBS guys do extremely well with the girls in boston. It's sort of a running joke among the guys there about how easy it is to slay chicks at schools like bu, bc, northeastern, wellesley, etc. As one friend put it, "it's so easy it's like shooting fish in a barrel.”
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36645328) |
Date: August 18th, 2018 3:30 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
Point taken but consider the following facts.
In college, I was severely overweight and wore thick glasses. I had a hard time maintaining eye contact with people. After college, I went through both a physical and inner transformation, marked by a rigorous diet and exercise regimen which resulted in me losing around 70 pounds of fat. I'm now at about 8% body fat and in great shape for someone my age. In addition, after I moved to Chicago, I went out to bars/clubs around 3-4 times a week. I learned a lot about the complexities of social dynamics during this period. Although I no longer go out that much, those lessons are still ingrained within me. And finally, in college, I had no money, which is certainly not the case with me now.
Basically, my point is that I'm no longer the same person I was in college. I went through a grand metamorphoses in every way imaginable. I have ZERO doubt that I would slay chicks in b-school, whether my classmates or girls in other programs. I swear in the name of my beloved nephews and niece that this will happen if I'm fortunate enough to get in.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36639655) |
Date: August 18th, 2018 3:32 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
Lately I've been struggling with social confidence, especially around chicks. I'm in really good shape and have a decent job, but i feel pretty mediocre compared to finance rockstars who are making like $500K+. I feel like not making a lot of money and not having gone to a truly elite school like HBS is seriously undermining my confidence.
Advice and thoughts on how to break this negative cycle would be greatly appreciated.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36639665) |
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Date: August 18th, 2018 7:45 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
On a more important note, last night, we were hanging out at hour hotel lobby bar, which is actually considered a Miami hotspot. Without exaggerating, I have never seen so many hotties in one sitting in my entire life. There was literally no girl below a 7, and my neck is still hurting from all the double, triple, heck quadruple, takeaways.
Seeing so many hot women really clarified some things for me. Here are some of my thoughts that came to my mind.
I NEVER want to get married. It was amusing seeing married men at the bar lusting after these young girls while their wives were standing next to them. Marriage really is for men who don't have better options.
I deeply regret not fucking more girls when i was in my 20's. I think I would be happier and secure in myself if I had been more sexually active.
Prestige and money just don't mean as much if you're not leveraging them to bang gorgeous women. Sure, HBS and working at an elite firm are great in of themselves, but if you worked that hard to accumulate those prestige points but is married to or dating a 5, that really sucks monkey's balls.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36640792) |
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Date: August 19th, 2018 7:44 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
The issue is NOT that i don't have friends, can't get girls, or can't go skiing. I think a lot of other posters have missed the point. My main assertion is that business school, due to its unique nature, allows one to pursue his academic, professional, and social interests with almost complete freedom and latitude. Given that I'm totally burned out from a job I don't like too much, I am craving what b-school has to offer. It will allow me to re-fuel, make great friends, and hopefully get on a career trajectory that actually interests me.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36645317) |
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Date: August 19th, 2018 11:49 AM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
SICK thread.
My dream life:
Go to HBS
Party and travel for 2 years with incredible, smart, accomplished people.
Get a job at an elite HF or IM, either in nyc/socal
Make seven-figures, continue to travel and surround myself with great peopl
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36643267) |
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Date: August 22nd, 2018 10:59 PM Author: spectacular turquoise dilemma
Yes, this is technically unethical. Yes, this is bizarre and desperate. But I'm wondering how effective the following strategy could be:
Start getting actively involved in a gay professionals organization; try to assume a leadership role.
Write a compelling essay about coming out of the closet last year and having to tell your conservative christian parents about it and learning to become comfortable with one's identity.
Given how obsessed top b-schools are with "diversity" and filling the various "niche" groups in their incoming class, I'm wondering if this strategy can have any merit. Obviously it's unethical, and I feel bad even having to resort to this, but given how badly I want to get in and my next app is my last chance, seems like it could be worth a shot.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4054933&forum_id=2#36667582) |
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