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B-Schooled Episode #24: COVID Updates and First Dings

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The last several days have brought us Wall Street Journal articles about rising application numbers at the top b-schools, as well as news for all Round 1 HBS hopefuls.

That’s why this week’s episode of the B-Schooled podcast covers:
• What candidates should make of recent reports of “soaring” MBA application numbers due to COVID, and
• Important context about dings, after HBS’s Round 1 interview invites, Round 2 deferral and release notifications went out on Tuesday.

Listen to B-Schooled episode #24 here, or on any of the podcast apps listed below.

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