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HBS Interview Invitation Pattern 2013
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10 Oct 2013, 13:15
" 09 OCT 2013 Round One Interview Invitations
If it's helpful, our plan is to send out some interview invitations at NOON today, Boston time. Via email. Nothing until noon.
And we'll send more on October 16. "
In the past, a large chunk of invites would go in the first wave. But after reading Dee's message, it seems the second wave will have the larger chunk. Am I over-thinking?
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I think it is different every year. It does not appear that HBS admissions have fixed plan on exact numbers for the invites for first and second wave. Since the invitation release date is fixed, I think they just sent out invitations based on the date and not based on the amount of application they selected for interview invitation. If that is true, then it must have taken longer time for the adcom to go over applications this year than last year. I surely hope you are right!