Didn't see any threads for Marshall this year. Just wondering who out there is also applying to Marshall. I applied for the R1 deadline on Nov 1 and just received an interview invite. Would love to chat with anyone else who is applying or has also received an interview invite.

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02 Apr 2010, 08:12

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Hi,

I gave my Interview on 31st March...Can anyone pls tell me by when can I expect the Result.

Thanks
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02 Apr 2010, 08:21

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CalBear.. I was admitted to Gtown R2 but won't be able to attend the admit weekend.. If you get a chance can you talk about the experience.. What did Gtown put on for you guys and what were your take aways from the experience? btw I am not making any decisions or developing any insight other then just your opinion... I am just super curious as to what you thought about the current students, the other admitted students, faculty etc etc or whatever else they put on the stage during the first admit weekend.

thanks

WhoDat - assuming you're a Saints fan as well, helluva year! The Gtown R1 admit weekend was extremely impressive. It was cut short to only 1 day because of the massive snow storm in beginning of Feb, but they still managed to impress. Takeaways: 1. current students were extremely enthusiastic about the school and talked about their friendships a ton (more than other places I visited), 2. faculty cared about teaching, not just research - and had a great sense of humor and seemed like "real," approachable, people, 3. building is super sweet, 4. career center sessions were impressive - we had a an overall intro by the director, then breakout sessions by functional area (all functional leads were from the industry, i.e. marketing and consulting guy had 17 years of HR at accenture under his belt) 5. prospective students were really solid, nothing crazy amazing, but no red flags either. seemed like a normal, nice crew of folks.

If you have any pointed questions, fire away.... you deciding b/w GT, SC, and what else? what are your key criteria?

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02 Apr 2010, 08:25

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anyone have stats on % of students that get $$?

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02 Apr 2010, 10:20

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Thanks dc devil and ARIL... I appreciate the support.

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02 Apr 2010, 10:26

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Just got a decision online... WL. (no interview)

Hey, double LA waitlist, that's a good sign since probably alot of people are gonna choose one or another and open up some WL spots. UCLA takes a larger than normal percentage of Waitlist based on BW stats. (probably because there yield is sub-50%)

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02 Apr 2010, 13:16

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can anyone compare usc/ucla? Is there an advantage to ucla since it appears to be ranked a bit higher in most rankings?

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02 Apr 2010, 13:41

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If you want to stay in the LA area, go to USC.

If you are going to be in other areas of California or even nationally/globally, go to UCLA.

kma682

can anyone compare usc/ucla? Is there an advantage to ucla since it appears to be ranked a bit higher in most rankings?

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04 Apr 2010, 00:06

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Hi,

Congratulation for all admitted candidates and best of luck for all those who are waiting results. I have got an admit from Marshall. I also have offer from UNC Kenan Flagler.

Now I am confused which school to choose. I like the curriculum and culture of both the schools. But again if I choose west cost school like Marshall I have more chance of landing a job in Silicon Valley where I can benefit from my Technology experience and Kenan Flagler appears to have bad history in the job market, I have heard that international students are struggling to get inters. But in terms of global outlook I believe Kenan Flagler stands out with alums all over the world. Still I am not sure whether Marshall located in South California sends students to Silicon valley.. I am trying to connect with students in both the schools.

With all these I can't figure out which school to choose. I am from Singapore and standing here half world away from these schools I cant make a decision. It will be great help if some of you who visited these school or who knows more about these school can advice me.

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I would recommend USC over UNC

1) USC > UNC in terms of California brand (and you want to be in the Silicon Valley)
2) USC > UNC in overall alumni network (USC has one of the strongest out there)
3) USC > UNC in terms of technological/entrepreneurial MBA emphasis
4) USC > UNC in terms of location (LA or North Carolina?)

Those are just my thoughts

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Any Round 3 applicants here? Has anyone received any interview invitations?

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05 Apr 2010, 06:52

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Just saw my result. REJECTED (Interviewed on 31st) :-(

I am very very sad as out of 12 applications that I submitted, I got only 2 Interview invites and this one is gone.
>>>>>2011?? :-(

All the Best to all of you who are waiting fr the result.

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2 questions

Has anyone recieved their packet in the mail yet? I am assuming all fellowship info will included in that?

Has anyone looked into housing yet? As an out-of-stater I don't know much about LA, but I hear its not such a great idea to live near campus?

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05 Apr 2010, 11:01

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Good question (the housing one). As a former USC undergrad, I don't recommend living right around campus. I found the housing to be pretty low quality and shockingly expensive. The number of places right around campus to eat and drink are also fairly limited. I'm sure others can chime in on which neighborhoods provide easiest access to USC, but overall I would recommend commuting.

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Yea...I am also an out-of-stater (from the Midwest) attending USC and I heard the MBA students live in downtown LA or West of the city (i.e. Santa Monica BLVD area). My interviewer told me it was split about 50-50 between these two locations. I am looking forward to Admit Weekend. Hopefully I can figure out some housing issues and meet a few guys for potential roommates.

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05 Apr 2010, 12:50

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Any Round 3 applicants here? Has anyone received any interview invitations?

Round 3 here and have heard nothing.

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05 Apr 2010, 14:27

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New to the forum, I submitted in time for R2, but havent gotten a decision (acceptance or ding) yet. I did not interview either. Anyone else in the same boat?

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New to the forum, I submitted in time for R2, but havent gotten a decision (acceptance or ding) yet. I did not interview either. Anyone else in the same boat?

Call admissions for a status update

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05 Apr 2010, 19:57

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In regards to housing, I would personally live in either Downtown, the Westside (Santa Monica/Venice Beach) or possibly Hollywood. As someone mentioned earlier, the area is not the greatest around the USC area and housing is expensive for what you pay. I graduated from USC in 2007 and live in Santa Monica and intend to commute from here. The commute is about 25 minutes (not bad for Los Angeles). Hope this helps.

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05 Apr 2010, 21:48

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Thanks Wilman. About how far is the commute from Hollywood? During my last visit I really liked the area and am considering living there and commuting to USC if it is not too far.

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Originally posted by kekmurph on 06 Apr 2010, 09:50.
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I applied Round 3 (March 13) and have not received an interview invitation. I am from LA. The only thing I received from USC was an email saying they received my application and an email last night about financial aid. Anyone else receive this email about financial aid?

On a sidenote, I have also applied to Cornell and Kenan-Flagler, both last rounds as well.
I recently went to North Carolina and completed an interview. Waiting on decision.
Have not heard back from Cornell other than an email stating that my application was under review.