11月5日晚，Wharton在校生答疑MBA申请

Three first-year Chinese students at wharton will share their experiences in MBA application and answer questions of all relevant aspects. Anyone interested is more than welcome!

In order to make better use of the chat time, you may want to post some of your questions here prior to the event so that the speakers can provide answers to the common questions first before taking specific ones through live chat.

The tentative agenda:

- Self-instroduction of speakers & individual application experiences (20 minutes)
- Answers to common questions collected in advance (if have, 10-15 min.)
- Q&A: live questons (25-30 minutes).

Date and Time:

11:00 - 12:00 pm, This Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005 (Beijing Time)

NOTE: The speakers have an exam the day before the online lecture. Therefore, we choose to hold it at a late hour of Mainland Time so that they can have enough time to rest. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Audio Chatroom:

http://chat.chasedream.com

Coordinator:  Miranda and Julie

The speakers will be three first-year Chinese students at Wharton school. Their profiles are as follows:

Name: Qixian Wang
Education Background: Shandong University, BA in English Literature
Working Experience before Wharton: P&G 4 years
GMAT: 790 / TOEFL: 660
Wharton Major Interest: Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management
The most successful factor you get into Wharton: this is not the right question

Name: Adam Yu-Pin Cheng
Education Background: National Taiwan University, Business Administration, B.B.A.
Working Experience before Wharton: 1 yr in Real Estate Company, 2 year in PwC Performance Improvement (Consultant), 1 year in PwC Financial Advisory Services (Associate)
GMAT: 700/4 TOEFL: 277/6
Wharton Major Interest: Finance/Strategic management
The most successful factor you get into Wharton: I positioned myself as a well-rounded applicant

Name: Alaina Liang
Working experience before Wharton: 7 years in express way about electronic and mechanical- project management
GMAT: 730 / TOEFL:640
Wharton Major Interest: Finance
The most successful factor you get into Wharton: Very unique working background

DISCLAIMER

   Please NOTE that none of the speakers is associated with the
   Admissions Committee at Wharton. This is not an official
   information session. All the topics discussed will be based on personal
   experiences and for your reference only. The speakers take no responsibility
   for and exclude all liability with regard to the use of information derived
   from the online chat.

ChaseDream Audio Chat-room: http://chat.chasedream.com