Morgan Stanley Superday 2018

Hey Everyone. First time posting here. Went in for 2 Superdays with Morgan Stanley (Corporate Treasury and Finance) for Summer Analyst Programs and was told I would hear back in 2 weeks. It has been a week and a half for one of them and a week for the second program. What is the timeline for hearing back?

Do I still have a chance? I know its a stretch but is there a chance they haven't sent out offers yet or am I too late. Reiterated my strong interest in them and thought they went very well actually. Any feedback or advice would be very helpful and appreciated.

Thanks!

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Had a final round interview 3 weeks ago and no response yet. A person who interviewed on the same day got rejected. No clue if they get back to everyone or how it works.

 

..superday in november? thats pretty damn late.

i would expect hear to before thanksgiving.

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Referring to SF, is the class filled for sure? Menlo office follows the January timeline

Pretty sure Menlo is earlier. They had the class filled by the end of Dec. last year.
 

hmm gogophs...could you be a minnesota student??

anyway, i might be from one of those big 10 schools you mentioned, and i might be going to nyc this friday for a superday. maybe.

 

bump. Got a call from them last week saying decisions will be out this week....still haven't heard back yet.

 

How many kids where at your superday and was it one school or multiple schools? I might be able to provide some clarity.

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yeah, they're only going to take six out of that, jus heads up.

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