Eric Lucrezia
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first heard May 2026
last heard 11 Aug
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initially.
And some before, some after they met me, all of them only ended up applying to European schools.
Oh.
So that's a shift.
Initially, when Trump came back in his second term, I'd have Americans who would say, I'm not going anywhere.
Other Americans would get me out.
And then I've had Europeans say the similar kind of things.
Trump is not forever, Harvard is still Harvard, that kind of thing.
Whereas others were like, uh-uh.
Particularly people of color, people, LGBT people, and so forth.
There's different layers of risk and so forth when it comes to things you might experience during such a regime.
In any case, so yeah, lots of change.
And I think this is a great moment to culminate with this last question because we're speaking about some of the...
factors that have influenced the current economy, current MBA application market, let's say.
And so, you know, especially with how AI is shaking up the world of AI admissions, it really sounds like an admissions consultant might be helpful more than ever.
And I'd love to hear your thoughts on this in the age of AI, when some people may think, oh, I can just, you know, get the machine to give me the perfect, you know, M7 essay, for example.
Cecilia mentioned the word judgment.
I think that's going to be a theme, but I'd love to hear what all of you think about how the role of an admissions consultant might even be more important in the age of AI.
This has been really awesome, really fun, and great to hear from all of you.
So many great experiences, insights, wisdom, and man, Bar, anything else you want to add or ask?
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