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...meetings each night for several weeks is pretty intolerable. It’s even worse when you have to watch people you once respected grovel at the feet of first-year analysts at these companies, salivating like rabid dogs and pouncing at the first sliver of a business card emerging from their target’s pocket. Collecting that business card is all important because it means you can then e-mail that person and tell them how much you enjoyed meeting them, which means they might tell someone to remember you at an interview, which means…well...
Some students found flaws in the system for different reasons: “I didn’t have a computer, so the online study card was a huge pain,” Ryan B. Darnell ’08 said...
...added that 40 percent of all students were able to pass in a study card without a single instructor’s signature, and that of those study cards that required faculty signatures, 80 percent needed only one. In addition, approximately 54 percent of all students whose study cards required faculty signatures printed only one card...
...years past, students had to fill in bubbles on a paper study card, collect required signatures from faculty members and advisers, and then turn the card in to the Registrar’s Office at the end of shopping period...
Some students said they feared the online study card system might eliminate the shopping period...