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horsehide
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Schools: Anderson '16 (A$) Booth '16 (A$) Haas '16 (A) Stanford '16 (D) Wharton '16 (A) Kellogg MMM '16 (D)
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Schools: Anderson '16 (A$) Booth '16 (A$) Haas '16 (A) Stanford '16 (D) Wharton '16 (A) Kellogg MMM '16 (D)
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08 Jan 2014, 19:10
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shkrem
For what it's worth, I got my R1 interview invitation on 10/30 - 8 days after the R1 submission deadline. Good luck, all.
08 Jan 2014, 21:41
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prodizy
UCLA is not giving any preference to the round 1 folks unlike other schools Fellow India from R1 as well.
I had almost given up hope since I had not received an interview call yet..
Could you kindly tell me more about what this "preference to R1" you are talking about?
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09 Jan 2014, 01:59
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Generally we apply to schools of our choice in R1. So there is a very high chance that we would take the offer up, if offered admission. Schools know this and they give admission decisions irrespective of R2. But UCLA seems to admit rockstar applicants early in the round 1 and keep the other R1ers till all R2 applications are in. This is a good approach to reduce the interview load and admit the best candidates, but the downside to it is that R1 applicants like us are kept in a waiting mode for a long time.
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