2018-19 Round 1 Decision Updates

BIG congratulations to all the admits. We had a great season with lots of ups and downs, successes and disappointments and new applications to look forward to. I present here some of the movements that we have seen in the GMAT Club
decision tracker so far. Keep in mind that these R1 stats are of course not complete, as a lot of people update their stats later, some will get off waitlists and a lot will also move on different schools in R2 and then update.
It looks like the sample of the R1 admits had actually significantly higher GMAT scores than last year's class averages. Take it with a grain of salt because GMATClub's users have generally higher than average GMAT scores, but these scores sure look really high.
Applicants from Consulting sector seem to be dominating the admit groups of most bschools. In the next few weeks
workout and I will keep adding more stats and data points, so feel free to come back and check!
| School | Admits | Avg GMAT (Range) | Most Represented Industries |
| HBS | 27 | 741 (710 - 780) | Finance (20%) |
| Stanford | 14 | 744 (710 - 790) | Consulting (38%), Internet and New Media (25%) |
| Wharton | 41 | 751 (680 - 780) | Consulting (36%), Finance (24%) |
| Chicago Booth | 44 | 743 (700 - 780) | Consulting (32%), Finance (18%) |
| MIT Sloan | 16 | 743 (710 - 760) | Consulting (20%) |
| Kellogg | 45 | 733 (670 - 770) | Consulting (23%), Finance (17%), Healthcare, Retail, and Non-Profit (10% Each) |
| Columbia | 32 | 743 (710 - 770) | Consulting (40%) |
| Duke Fuqua (EA + R1) | 65 | 712 (620 - 780) | Consulting (24%), Finance and FMCG (14% Each) |
| Berkeley Haas | 21 | 721 (700 - 740) | Consulting (38%), Finance (23%) |
| Michigan Ross | 26 | 734 (670 - 770) | Consulting (35%), Finance and Edu/Non-Profit (13% Each) |
| Tuck | 31 | 737 (700 - 790) | Consulting (20%) |
| Yale SOM | 32 | 742 (710 - 780) | Finance (21%) |
| INSEAD | 29 | 726 (680 - 770) | Consulting (27%), IT/Telecom (23%) |
| LBS | 33 | 731 (650 - 780) | Consulting (27%), Finance (18%) |
| ISB | 66 | 711 (650 - 760) | Manufacturing (24%), Consulting (16%), Finance and FMCG (8% Each) |
Keep watching this space and I will soon make new reports on GPA, WE and Geographic trends

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