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** Please help me put to rest a common myth **
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28 Jan 2010, 08:14
People always seem to think that application submission date and interview date seem to have some correlation. People also seem to think that interview invitation date correlates somehow to "how strong you are" and therefore "early invites" are better than "late invites", implying that your odds of admission are higher if you receive an invite early than late. I am convinced there is no such relationship.
Help me prove it.
If you have applied somewhere and have been invited to interview please post, in the following format:
School Name, App submission date, Interview Invitation Date (DATE YOU WERE INVITED, NOT DATE YOU INTERVIEWED), Decision, Scholarship (Yes/No or amount if you are willing to disclose)
So for instance:
Booth, 1/2/2010, 1/22/2010, Pending, No
Harvard, 1/4/2010,,1/10/2010, Pending, No
Cornell, 11/1/2009,11/18/2009, Denied, No
Darden, 10/4/2009,10/29/2009, Admitted, $30K
Wharton, 10/2/2009,10/22/2009, Admitted, Yes
EDIT:
It looks like I might able to get most of this from the existing threads on schools, never mind.