business school right after undergrad?

[sakky]

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There was one student in my section with just a year of work experience…she was a nice girl, but completely out of her element. She had been admitted straight from undergrad, but worked as an engineer for a year and then started. She was quite honestly not someone people sought out to have in their groups…she didn’t contribute much. Also, I remember talking to her around graduation in our second year and I was surprised at how she had approached her job hunt and where she had ended up. She wasn’t happy about it, but admitted she’d been less than strategic about her approach.

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<p>In that case, I would say that Kellogg is to blame. They should not have admitted her. If a top MBA program chooses to admit somebody with limited experience and knowledge, you can’t really blame that person for choosing to go.</p>