Hey guys,
Going to switch it up a bit today and see if there are any monkeys out there that'll be going through the MBA cycle in the upcoming months (Harvard's R1 is due 9 weeks from now...wow). Please, for the love of God, don't turn this into a debate of "Is an MBA worth it?" (answer: it depends) or which one of the MBA business schools">M7 deserve to be ahead of the other.
I have compiled some good stuff on the forum from over the years:
To anyone considering MBA by Compbanker: A breakdown of why he chose to head to MBA this fall instead of staying at what many think is the end all be all of finance:
//www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/to-anyone-considering-an-mba
Q&A with Admission Consultants:
Alex Chu MBAApply: //www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/ask-alex-at-mba-apply
Clear Admit: //www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/ask-clear-admit-can-i-get-into-a-top-mba…
Stacy Blackman: //www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/ask-stacy-blackman-consulting-business-s…
Betsy Massar Master Admissions: //www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/b-school-qa-w-betsy-massar-of-master-adm…
Last but not least, I highly recommend everyone take a look at The Business School Bible. It is thorough and comprehensive for the application process: //www.wallstreetoasis.com/guide/the-business-school-bible
Anyways, would love to hear everyone's plan (and hopefully this can turn into the support thread). I think we can use the following format:
GMAT Taken / Score:
GPA:
Undergrad:
Work Exp:
Targeting Schools (Target Round):
I'll get the ball rollin':
GMAT Taken / Score: Yes but planning to retake
GPA: Sub-3.0
Undergrad: Top Public School
Work Exp: Boutique IB + Corpfin
Targeting Schools (Target Round): Columbia (ED), USC (R1), UCLA (R1). Will decide rest later.
Nice compilation of threads and resources. I would have joined this go-around, but my dumb ass just learned how quickly R1 apps are due. Haven't taken the GMAT or visited any schools yet (though I know the 3-4 I would like to attend), so class of 2017 it is.
Good luck to you, and everyone else applying. Is Columbia the only top 15 school with ED?
VanBurenBoyz (lol I take it it's a seinfeld reference), Tuck also has Early Action, along with Duke (I'm pretty sure they count as top 15).
And LOL @ everyone getting above 740. My goodness. I'm definitely retaking the test now :P I was on the fence about it since I got above 700 but jeez.
I'm still on the fence on applying but leaning toward yes.
Are visits as big a deal as they were in undergrad? Might be a bit tough to get a weekend in Boston between now and when R1 apps are due.
GMAT Taken / Score: Yes. 770 GPA: 3.96 Undergrad: NYU Stern Work Exp: BB IB (TMT group) + Hedge fund (TMT fund) Targeting Schools (Target Round): Stanford (R1), HBS (R1). On the fence on Wharton.
I think APAE is right on. Visits are helpful but not absolutely necessary. (I have heard if you're on the East Coast and interested in Tuck you should absolutely visit).
As far as the application process, visits are important only in the sense that you need to be able to intelligently talk about why you want to go to this school over all the others. You can dig this information up by researching online and talking to current students/alumni, but if you visit... or at the very least go to one of the presentations... you'll get a grasp of the talking points much better. And yes you will absolutely have to reference these your essays and interviews.
Outside of that, stats are important but what is even more important is your story. Keep in mind that there are going to be TONS of people in finance with good stats from good undergrad schools- but what will set you apart is your ability to articulate why you want to go to b-school now, at this specific school, and what you want to do when you get out.
At Tuck (like Kellogg), you initiate your interview (meaning you do this before they evaluate your application)... so there is no reason NOT to visit. And if you don't initiate your interview then you are handicapped quite a bit, if nothing else, for being lazy and/or not understanding the process.
They want to boost their yield (as do all schools), so it's been discovered that there's something of a formula for success there. If you visit three times, get some data points with all stakeholders possible (alumni, current students, adcom, and professors) that you then directly reference in your essays and personal statement, and apply ED, your chances of acceptance rise dramatically. I'm oversimplifying it, but I'm really not. That's essentially verbatim from a number of top consultants and CBS alumni.
Schools ranked outside the top 10 also have similar processes. If they saw someone with a 3.9+, 99th percentile GMAT with such stellar work experience apply, the natural reaction would be "Jesus, this guy must have us so far down on his list." They'll think they are either the backup to your real backup option or aiming for a full scholarship (or both).
Your profile is strong enough, however, that you rightfully are aiming higher than all of that. Make sure you apply R1, and take the time to truly develop your personal statements. HBS' new open-ended essay should give you a real opportunity to add some color and character to your application beyond the blue-chip finance resume.
One thing I would do, however, is make sure you avail yourself of the presentations both HBS and the GSB will make in hub cities (New York) over the summer. They will make a 60-90 minute presentation with adcom, current students, and alumni; these events are typically sponsored by one of the big consulting firms (I attended one in Bain's offices, in Deloitte's, and a third I can't remember at the moment). That will be far more meaningful than a trip to Cambridge, Palo Alto, or Philadelphia. These are business schools, after all; they know their applicants lead demanding professional lives and in all likelihood cannot get an entire weekend to come putter around their campuses. These presentations will give you more than enough ammunition for your essays.
Hope this is helpful, best of luck in the process this year.
A support thread would be very helpful!
GMAT Taken / Score: Yes. 740 GPA: 4.0 Undergrad: A target school Work Exp: Big 4 Audit + finance at a megafund Targeting Schools (Target Round): HBS, Columbia, and Sloan all R1.
I'd like to also add "Post-MBA Plan." Mine is tentatively MBB or boutique firm specializing in non-profit consulting.
GMAT Taken / Score: Yes. 750 GPA: 3.3 Undergrad: HYP Work Exp: Corp dev/strat at F500 Targeting Schools (Target Round): M7 minus Chicago, all R1 assuming I get it together in time.
Any specific reason why you ruled out Booth already?
GMAT Taken / Score: Yes. 760 GPA: 3.3 Undergrad: One of the top mid-atlantic universities Work Exp: Software engineering for tech firm & financial engineering for mutual fund Targeting Schools (Target Round): Booth, LBS, CBS for R1 completion time (unsure of going ED for CBS). Will try to get other non-HSW top 10 schools in for R1, but many will spillover to R2.
I just went through the process and will be attending HSW. My stats are below
GMAT Taken / Score: 750 GPA: 3.6 Undergrad: HYPW Work Exp: 4 years in BB IBD (Not top group, associate promote), 2 years Corp Dev
My biggest recommendation for you all is: Be honest and figure out what are the weak parts in your application and address them head on. As an example, for some unknown reason Adcoms thing Corp Dev is a step down from banking/PE (in all fairness, I went to Corp Dev because I could not get a PE job and was tired of banking) so I said I was trying to get more hands on experience and see a wider scope of projects as the reason I left banking.
Feel free to refute me on these, but here are my big issues:
In addition to all that, I also don't think I would stand much of a chance of getting in, given my particular background. So basically it's just not a great match all around.
Curious to hear from some Booth students if any of these assertions are off the mark.
Not refuting at all; just really curious :) I definitely would like to hear from others as well. I do know people there IRL as well as here (shorttheworld where are you?)
Ugh yea Tuck would be super tough if you do EA. Study now for 2 months + 1 month on essays and rec letters would be doable if you start today but that is really really stretching it thin. You can definitely make it for R2 for Kellogg and YSOM though. They're all due in mid-Jan so you should have some time to get everything together.
If not, I'd game plan to visit Tuck. Someone that got in told me how imperative it is to visit the school and make sure you show em love.
Duke also has a binding option. Tuck's "Early Action" round is not the same thing, as the acceptance isn't binding (it's basically just a strangely named R1).
GMAT Score: 760 (49Q, 46V, 6 AWA, 8 IR)
GPA: 3.6 cumulative (3.9 major GPA in engineering)
Undergrad: good but not great east coast flagship state school
Work Exp: 2 years doing second tier consulting -> 2 years at time of matriculation doing corporate strategy at an extremely recognizable, but not necessarily "sexy" company
Targeting Schools (Target Round): HBS, GSB, Wharton, Booth, Kellogg, Sloan (all round 1, may cut GSB and sub in CBS)
Aiming too high maybe, but I can't see myself going if not for a M7 program.
As always, look at the schools' GMAT ranges, find where you fall vs. their median, and determine if your GMAT score will be a strong point or a weak point for your application. If a strong point, devote essay space to addressing other weak points (work experience, undergrad grades or school choice, etc.). If it's a weak point, make sure your application rounds out the snapshot of who you are (compensate by having your recommenders write excellent letters highlighting your analytical mindset and quantitative abilities, highlight your strong GPA [if you have one], take quantitative courses at a nearby school [only works at this point if you're applying for matriculation next year]).
GMAT Taken / Score: 770 GPA: >3.9 Undergrad: HYPSM Work Exp: MBB + int'l dev work abroad Targeting Schools (Target Round): Stanford (R1), HBS (R1)
GMAT Taken / Score: Yes / 510 GPA: 2.9 Undergrad: Phoenix University Work Exp: 4 years with solid progression from line cook to head cook Targeting Schools (Target Round): HBA (R1), Stanford (R1), Wharton (R1). Safeties are Booth and Columbia
Debating whether to apply, but we'll see...
GMAT Taken / Score: Yes, planning to retake GPA: 3.2 Undergrad: HYPSM Work Exp: Mid-market IB + Big 4 consulting + mid-market PR/Marketing + boutique PR Targeting Schools (Target Round): Kellogg, HBS, Wharton, McCombs, maybe Booth Going for a marketing concentration, not finance.
LOL...a good chunk of this thread is pretty obnoxious to be honest, people posting to brag about their stats and where they think theyre going to bschool, serves no purpose other than recreating college confidential. At a total cost of like 500k including lost salary and 'networking expenses', its not exactly some sort of jackpot. Get over yourselves!
GMAT: 740 - but messed up IR - Have you heard any feedback on how schools value IR? -- Similar to AWA? GPA: 3.6 Undergrad: McGill Work Exp: 3 years commodity trading + 1 year VC Targeting Schools (Target Round): HBS (R1), CBS (R1), Booth (R1), -- maybe Ivey and UoT
Honestly I'm not sure. I did horribly there as well. (By horrible I mean that's the only section I got below 70% lolol). Derrick Bolton from Stanford's admission office said last year they don't take that score into consideration because it's too new, if that helps.
Some tough acts to follow. Ready for this one?
GMAT Taken / Score: Not yet GPA: 2.2 (yikes!...better hit a homerun on the GMAT!) Undergrad: University of Georgia Work Exp: Banking then strategy / management consulting Targeting Schools: Top 20ish (maybe UNC, Indiana, etc). If i crush GMAT, i might shoot from some in bottom of top 10 - early teens range.
I must admit that i have a bit of chip on my shoulder because of my undergrad and gpa. Where I attended college was a function of how i performed in school when i was 15-17 years old (which is totally irrelevant at this point IMO). During college, I was a young, immature, and didn't care about my gpa -- plain and simple. Never thought i'd want an MBA so all i wanted was my diploma. Now that i've worked my ass off to put together some strong work experience, I really regret my piss poor decisions in earlier years. Oh well...will be an uphill battle but its one I'm willing to fight.
The good news is that if this doesn't work out for you, you can try doing some non-degree courses at a local college as a more recent data point to offer on grades. If you get rejected, it's going to be on undergrad grades and a lack of more recent data points.
The worst part is that if you had a 3.2 undergrad GPA, or more recent As to show, you'd be in the running for the M7.
bump In the spirit of this thread - how are apps going for you guys? HBS R1 in about a week...
applying to CBS ED, Kellogg and Anderson round 1. Essays all drafted and close to submit shape but not sure about my LORs....
Impressive - isn't Kellogg due in mid-October? Same with Anderson it looks like, unless I'm reading them incorrectly.
yea they are due mid-October so I have even more time to refine my essays before I drive myself crazy (btw here is a list of all due dates for most schools: http://www.mbamission.com/deadlines.php)
After extensive research my top choices now are Kellogg and CBS. I've talked to numerous students from most of the schools and these two stood out the most to me when it comes to my fit and the culture. Not sure if it's just the sub-set of the group I've talked to (both groups are super nice and helpful). I'm not sure what's going to happen round 2 but at this point I'd be ecstatic to go to either of these two no questions asked.
How's it going with you? You mentioned you're planning to apply to all M7 except for Booth in Round 1. Harvard's due this week and Sloan's in the next couple of weeks!
Ooh. I didn't see this before, thanks for bumping it.
GMAT Taken / Score: Not as impressive as some of those above, but in the zone GPA: 2.8 :( Undergrad: Top 10 engineering school (civil) Work Exp: 2.5 years construction project management, 1.5 years fixed income investment management Targeting Schools (Target Round): Tuck (EA) Wharton (1) Ross (1) Johnson (1) Darden (1) Fuqua (1)
I have all my applications filled out, need to hassle some recommenders, have essays for Ross, Wharton, and Tuck pretty much ready, Johnson is about 3/4 of the way there, 1/2 way on Fuqua and Darden.
Time is ticking - Good luck everyone.
Hey dude,
Just wanted to say your blog is awesome. Keep it up! Hopefully you visited Tuck since looks like you're on the East Coast because I've heard the visits matter A LOT
Thanks! I haven't updated it recently since I'm up to my eyeballs in essays - all of my writing goes into those.
Tuck is at the end of the month, Fuqua shortly before that. I'm nervous about interviewing, but historically I have been pretty good at it.
GMAT 760 here. Couple internships
I love it how HSW means Wharton and top mid-atlantic means JHU.
M. Acc candidate here GMAT: Oct 1 test date GPA: Just south of 3.5 Undergrad: pretty good Midwest Public, non-business W/E: congressional office internships, law firm staff, currently teaching English in a post-Soviet 'stan Targets: UC Davis (R1), UNC (R1), TX (R1), also looking at TX A&M, and some of the Cal State programs. Open to other suggestions.
I need some advice on this. I'm about to start studying for the GMAT using Veritas Prep's main online course (class starts 9/30 and is T/TH from 8-11pm if anyone wants to join) and I'm trying to gauge what score would be necessary for a Top 10ish B-School. Keep in mind, I'm not planning on starting my MBA for another 2 years. Here are my stats.
GMAT: Taking Mid-December, 700+ score is goal School: Non-Target West Coast, up and coming business school GPA: 3.4 W/E: Currently w/ an F100 (aerospace manufacturing) doing a 2yr leadership rotation program in corporate finance, almost 1 year through. Prior to the first rotation, I spent 6 months in an internship role at an alternative asset management company working on some very cool projects. Had the rotation locked up prior to the internship, was a filler for the time gap. Volunteer Work: Involved w/ multiple organizations / mentorship programs.
Question for you experts out there, assuming I get a 700ish+ score (I'm not smart enough to get a 760 lol), finish the program, and craft my story correctly, do I have a chance at a top 10 MBA? I'm definitely willing and probably will pivot after the program is over to a job in investment management, so don't assume that I think 2 years in just a dev program would be enough.
Thanks!
I'm sure you can guess from my username where I plan to apply but my profile is as follows
GMAT Taken / Score: 750 GPA: 3.6 Undergrad: Top 20 State School Work Exp:2-3 years at the WB/IMF Targeting Schools (Target Round): HBS,GSB,MIT (RD1), considering Wharton as well
I sure hope you're submitting today, HBS1989 for HBS and Sloan...
HBS-Submitted Sloan-Due in 10 Days so i'll prob submit a week from today.
What do M7 and R1 stand for? B-school is 3 years out for me. What would Cornell's B-School be considered? Thanks!
M7 is the group of seven top MBA programs that meet together regularly. They include HBS, Stanford GSB, Wharton, Sloan, Kellogg, Booth and Columbia.
R1 just means the first round (round 1) of deadlines due for applications. Most of schools' round 1 apps are due in mid October.
Cornell is a great school, generally considered to be top 14 or so.
GL to everyone applying to Sloan!
I'm also thinking about MBA, currently doing CFA... hope it's gonna be worth it
I'll add my name to the hat.
GMAT Taken / Score: 730 (48Q 42V) GPA: ~3.2 Undergrad: Top 10 liberal arts (semi-target) Work Exp: Currently, 4 years. Started in Big-4 Audit, transitioned to Deloitte S&O, now at start-up consulting firm Target Schools (Target Round): HBS (R1 - Submitted), Wharton (R1 - Submitted), Tuck (EA), CBS (Submitted but for RD), Sloan (R1 - Submitted)
good luck sir. those stats look good (GPA isn't exactly stellar but better than mine) and everything else looks awesome. what's your ethnicity?
also, lol wow already submitted 4 for R1. your recommenders must be rockstars or something
Very impressive. We're applying to the same schools but I've only submitted HBS so far. Trying to get Sloan out of the way this week.
Yep, GPA kinda sucks. Hoping varsity athlete/captain and other big EC's get me back to even for college. Probably not for HBS, but you never know.
Recommendations only in at the first two (HBS and Sloan). Has been nice that they're on top of their game though.
I am not planning to apply for MBA degree yet, but just have a question on you guys. I have a complete non-target undergraduate degree (from EM country) with solid GPA, but I have made it into FO (trading / PM) role in NY / London within very prestigious IB / asset management company with strong success / promotion history. Do you consider my non-target undergrad as a weakness or do you think it could be turned into a strength? I am asking because I would probably consider only applying for HBS, Stanford, Wharton, but I am not sure what is the role of undergrad education for these spots.
Ah, I wish applying early wasn't only impressive to other applicants. Guess it helps for CBS, but not really for RD. Really though, just had a bunch of stuff going on that pushed me to get started early, and kept going from there.
Well, I'm officially an applicant for this year. Applications in at Wharton, Ross, and Johnson.
Good luck everyone!
Nice!
Status Update: Columbia ED - Submitted Booth - Submitting Today Kellogg - Submitting Next week
Anyone get an HBS interview invite?
@seamlessftw did, just saw it in the other thread.
Bumping this up - first big day for me is tomorrow.
Ross sends on interview invites for round 1 applicants tomorrow. No invite means you'll be WL or dinged, so this is a great proof to see what my applications look like.
Also, submitted my final round 1 application tonight - feels great to be done with that phase of this process.
Sent you a SB for good luck :) What apps did you end up doing for R1?
It paid off - got my interview invite!
w00t!
Has anybody heard from Stanford today?
How do the M7 view applying R2 instead of R1? Does it put you at a disadvantage?
R2 should be okay but it's generally a lot more competitive
How's everyone doing? I am getting dinged left and right :( Hopefully you're faring better than I am!
Doing okay, but still stressful playing the waiting game... status as follows
Dinged: HBS :( Interview Invite: Duke Fuqua, Chicago Booth, MIT Sloan Accepted: Wash U Olin (safety, but lots of $ is very tempting) TBD: Stanford GSB
And in case you're curious for comps... Background GPA: 3.65 GMAT: 720 Top 20 US Undergrad (Finance) Work Exp: Started in lev fin at middle of the road shop, now internal consultant at F25 tech company Personal: White male, 4 years exp at matriculation
Good luck to everyone applying!
I'm eternally waiting, it seems.
Invited to interview @ Ross TBD @ Wharton Darden Johnson Already interviewed @ Tuck Fuqua (applicant initiated)
Got the invitation to UCLA interview. Anybody else heard from UCLA? Anybody has any advice for interview prep?
I have not heard from UCLA.
interview prep: prepare it just like your job interview, but know 1) why MBA 2) why now 2) why that particular school. These are crucial, crucial. Have your elevator pitch ready as well, preferably not in chronological order (because everyone does that).
Thanks. Your advice is consistent from what I am getting from other people.
Have anybody heard back from NYU yet? I searched other sites but nobody has posted anything.
Is there any benefit to staying in touch with a school(networking) after you have already submitted an application and interviewed? I'm a 50/50 candidate and want to help my odds as much as possible, obviously, but I'm worried it would be obvious and come across as nagging if I essentially made up questions just as an excuse to communicate with the school, and keep my name fresh in their minds. Any suggestions? Anyone else take this path or is it best to just let go after the interview?
Lukewarm results so far
HBS: FC MIT: Accepted (with $$$) Stanford: Dinged
@HBS1989 wtf is FC?
I got my Johnson invite today :D
@hamm0
"Further Consideration", Meaning they will compare my application to Rd2 applicants and then move from there. I would have said WL without interview, but Dee made a point to create a distinction between FC and WL on her blog.
Ah ok - I didn't apply to HBS so I don't keep up with the happenings in Cambridge. Good luck! Certainly a good sign...
Anyone get a GSB interview?
I have a couple friends that got invited yesterday, but I also know a ton of top candidates that haven't heard back yet. General consensus seems to be there are a fair amount of invites yet to be sent out (or at least they're hoping)
Yes, I also know some top candidates yet to be invited. One in particular i'd be completely shocked if they didnt get an interview. Issue is no one knows whether that "bulk to be sent by Nov 19" is 60% or 90%...
Happy to report that @mba86 and I just received Stanford interview invites! We had just one day left before the month-long notification period ended, and I think we had both given up hope.
Guess it goes to show -- it ain't over til it's over!
Congrats! That's great
Awesome man! Congrats.. You must be over the moon.
D-Day is fast approaching for HBS and GSB... good luck everyone!
Well - how'd it go for everyone?
Congratulations to a WSO member and UT Austin grad on admission to HBS- demonstrating once again the power of a state school degree and a middle-class upbringing.
Probably the main things he highlighted on his application. My dad was a teacher and my mom worked at a book store in the state where I went to public school. I did a bunch of awesome stuff in my professional life but lets stick to whats important here.
If you're saying that academic pedigree doesn't matter, I'll buy that too.
As opposed to the kid from a private school with a "lower class" upbringing? Is the first generation college grad that got a scholarship to a private school any less humble and hungry?
He didnt go to a state school so hes a fucking idiot. Read a book kiddo.
No. I'm just saying that state schools seem to be doing well this year and that pedigree doesn't matter- what matters is what you actually accomplish during and after undergrad.
I do think that having to be faced with a very real threat of failure as an adult is a different experience than suffering from poverty as a child. Both make us better people, but I think that one is better at making us more driven. I also think that regardless of your upbringing, private schools (both undergrad and grad school) risk making us more entitled.
Edit: LOL, love how this is so controversial. Looks like I pissed off some Harvard undergrad who got rejected from HBS in favor of the guy from UT Austin. Oh boohoo, stop complaining, you're probably going to Kellogg or Booth which actually rank just as well. And irony of ironies, the occasional rejection is good for you in the long run.
Sorry this conversation is over my head, but who is the happy UT grad? Congrats on HBS and go longhorns! #TXpride
I'll try to bring this back on topic... you guys can take your argument to PM? It has been discussed plenty of times on here; it doesn't look like anyone is changing their stance.
Annnnyway. Got admitted at Johnson yesterday! Looking forward to my other 3 I still am waiting on, but very very relieved now.
Congratulations! I'm still waiting to hear from places.
Congrats! Where are your other three if I may ask?
Tuck, Fuqua, and Ross. I have also collected a ding from Wharton (Enjoy my $265!), and am expecting a ding from Darden, since I did not receive an interview there. That makes 6 round 1 applications for those of you counting at home, and yes, I was a busy man this Fall.
Congrats Hamm!
GMAT Taken / Score: Yes. 710 GPA: 3.3 Undergrad: Non target Work Exp: operations consulting and marketing/strategy in healthcare industry Targeting Schools: Vanderbilt Owen, UNC Kenan-Flagler, Michigan Ross, Texas McCombs, and Duke Fuqua all 1st round
Accepted to Vanderbilt and UNC! The other decisions come out by the end of next week.
Congrats @hamm0 and @caesar and good luck to all those still waiting.
My profile is out there somewhere on WSO, so just a status update:
Waitlist at GSB (after interview) and Further Consideration to R2 at HBS
And the courtship continues...
Thanks everyone, and good luck the rest of the way!
Just got my first hit after dings at HBS and Wharton. In at Tuck.
Still waiting on CBS and Sloan (interviewed at both). Feel pretty good now that the pressure is off though.
And got a call from Columbia two hours later. Solid Wednesday for me.
Congrats mang! You deserved it :) Tough decision coming up for you!
As for me, not so much. Got accepted to USC and waitlisted by Kellogg
GMAT Taken / Score: 750 GPA: 2.75 Undergrad: UNC - Charlotte Work Exp: 1 yr hedge fund analyst 3 years Commercial Banking PM Targeting Schools (Target Round): Johnson, Carnegie Mellon Rd 1 , Yale, Harvard, MIT, Dartmouth
I also played soccer collegiately and professionally overseas.
I am in at Johnson and in and Carnegie Mellon with over 1/2 scholarship. Find out about Johnson soon.
Going to Johnson!
Thanks @DaCarez and good luck to everyone still waiting.
I got the rest of my decisions last week - accepted to McCombs and Ross as well. Waitlisted at Fuqua. Likely attending Ross!
Hope Ross works out otherwise enjoy Cornell @Hamm0!
edit: just read the blog - Johnson it is. haha congrats
Congrats on your acceptances! I actually preferred Johnson to Ross - rankings be damned. I much prefer the small class size to the big university feel of Ross.
I'm sure you'll do great there, though.
Fit should be the most important consideration in a b-school decision. Glad it worked out! Johnson, Ross, Fuqua, Anderson, Darden, and the others around it are essentially the same rank. They just offer differing strengths. Congrats again!
Congrats to all admits! I decided not to apply this year after a cool opportunity to work abroad came up at work. Next year...
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