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07 Jan 2010, 07:31
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My name is David. I am a student at Harvard Law School. Several other students and I just launched a new site with a database of MBA applications.
BSchoolCountdown is a new website that provides user-generated data to business school applicants. We are having applicants make profiles with their GMAT score, GPA, and some other details. Then they put in the schools they applied to and indicate whether they were accepted/denied/waitlisted. Each school has a graph with GPA on one axis and GMAT on another. Each applicant is a data point on the graph
(accepted is green, rejected is red, waitlisted is yellow). To see an example, go to BSchoolCountdown, click on Harvard, and then click on "graphs".
This way, you can see which schools put more weight on the GMAT, which put more weight on GPA, and which put more weight on other factors.
We have a few other features as well, such as a wikipedia-style entry for each school.
All of the profiles are anonymous. We keep private information confidential.
BSchoolCountdown is a new website that provides user-generated data to business school applicants. We are having applicants make profiles with their GMAT score, GPA, and some other details. Then they put in the schools they applied to and indicate whether they were accepted/denied/waitlisted. Each school has a graph with GPA on one axis and GMAT on another. Each applicant is a data point on the graph
(accepted is green, rejected is red, waitlisted is yellow). To see an example, go to BSchoolCountdown, click on Harvard, and then click on "graphs".
This way, you can see which schools put more weight on the GMAT, which put more weight on GPA, and which put more weight on other factors.
We have a few other features as well, such as a wikipedia-style entry for each school.
All of the profiles are anonymous. We keep private information confidential.
07 Jan 2010, 08:40
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This is a great idea, congratulations.
However, I think the information is not as much interesting as it appears to be in the beginning. The fact that we can't read the essays is a problem, because it is difficult to understand why a 3.4 / 720 was accepted and a 4 / 770 wasn't. Maybe you could add this functionality.
Anyway, good job
However, I think the information is not as much interesting as it appears to be in the beginning. The fact that we can't read the essays is a problem, because it is difficult to understand why a 3.4 / 720 was accepted and a 4 / 770 wasn't. Maybe you could add this functionality.
Anyway, good job
