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p1erre
Joined: 23 Aug 2013
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Concentration: General Management, Finance
Schools: Wharton '16 (D) Booth '16 (WL) Sloan '16 (A)
GMAT 1: 700 Q41 V44
GPA: 3.66
WE:Corporate Finance (Consulting)
17 Dec 2013, 12:03
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Doesn't pretty much any school that interviews such a high percentage of candidates (Booth included) interview a lot of marginals? If only 50% of people get admitted post-interview, either they're interviewing candidates that aren't getting in unless they cure cancer during the interview, or an awful lot of people do poorly on the interview, which seems hard to believe given the high quality of the applicant pool at these schools.[/quote]
That's true, but at least in a dedicated one-on-one interview for 30-45 mins you have more time to cure it.
With a TBD that has no right or wrong answer and a super-informal individual interview after that lasts 15 mins tops, you barely have time for a biopsy.
I guess I might just be sore from having been dinged, but I do honestly think that the format, while innovative, doesn't really help the marginal candidates...or at least is much less helpful than dedicated individual interviews.
That's true, but at least in a dedicated one-on-one interview for 30-45 mins you have more time to cure it.
With a TBD that has no right or wrong answer and a super-informal individual interview after that lasts 15 mins tops, you barely have time for a biopsy.
I guess I might just be sore from having been dinged, but I do honestly think that the format, while innovative, doesn't really help the marginal candidates...or at least is much less helpful than dedicated individual interviews.
17 Dec 2013, 13:10
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Just wondering - there was talk of that drop down menu earlier.
What are the options in the drop down menu?
I feel like mine aren't the same as what was in there circa submission/interview days. I really never looked that closely, so maybe it is just my mind playing tricks on me.
What are the options in the drop down menu?
I feel like mine aren't the same as what was in there circa submission/interview days. I really never looked that closely, so maybe it is just my mind playing tricks on me.
AjMBA
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17 Dec 2013, 13:13
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What options do you have?
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