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09 Mar 2011, 12:23
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vicksikand
Thanks! The difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition is actually 15k a year, so my scholarship will put me pretty close.
For those out-of-state students wondering about scholarships, McCombs does give some out-of-state students waivers so they pay in-state tuition instead of out, but I am not one of those students.
09 Mar 2011, 17:56
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As a recent admit who waited 12 weeks, I believe the answer is no you shouldn't contact McCombs. For one thing, you had your essays and your interview to convey your interest in the program. They wouldn't have interviewed you if that wasn't the case. Secondly, I didn't hear a word from them either. Don't panic, they will get back to you one way or another. If anything, it would probably hurt your candidacy. There is no reason to contact the Adcom unless it's been past 13 weeks or you have additional information that could improve your application (higher GMAT, new promotion). If you really want to show your interest, fly down to Austin, visit a class, talk with students, and show them that way. Hassling the Adcom, in my opinion, will not make a difference.
Don't worry about whether you flew into Austin for your interview or not, they explicitly say that it gives no additional weight to their decision. And besides, even if did come on campus to interview, it's with a 2nd year student, not anyone from Adcom, which a lot of people think is the case. In fact, I only live 3 hours from Austin and I elected to interview locally instead of driving in for my interview. And I got in! However, I did make it a point to contact students, mention this in my essay, and make a visit to the campus last fall. I do believe all of these moves paid dividends for me, and i didn't have to contact the Adcom.
I would recommend just staying patient and whatever happens, will happen. Best of luck and hope this helps.
10 Mar 2011, 03:57
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All,
I have submitted my online application in January 14th and my transcript just arrived at GIAC on 3rd March. How long will it takes approximately i need to wait for the interview invites.
The UT page clearly states that they can not process my application should GIAC not passed to McCombs my orequired documents have been duly received.
Any inputs will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
I have submitted my online application in January 14th and my transcript just arrived at GIAC on 3rd March. How long will it takes approximately i need to wait for the interview invites.
The UT page clearly states that they can not process my application should GIAC not passed to McCombs my orequired documents have been duly received.
Any inputs will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
That was a relatively quick turnaround for you and a couple of weeks shy of the ~11-12 general timetable around here it seems. I am on a very similar app date / interview date schedule as you so I've got my fingers crossed. If not, then i'm off to Kelley. I just need some closure! 
