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hey guys sorry if this has been asked before already - I interviewed last Thursday (1/12/12) but still have not seen my application status change. Do you know if that is a sign that my interviewer has not submitted feedback yet? And if so, should I be worried at this point (1 week after the interview) and send an email asking the admission office to check the status?

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Yes, it means they have not submitted feedback yet.

I would wait a few more days before contacting admissions. From what I've been told, CBS asks the interviewer to submit feedback within 2 days but they technically have 2 weeks.

It took my interviewer 2 weeks to submit feedback. I contacted admissions after about 12 days and they told me that they had already followed up with the interviewer to remind them.
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awesome thanks!
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Hey ladies and gents, I just wanted to let you know that I went complete yesterday, 6 calendar days (3 business days) after my interview. Should hear back with a decision in the next week or so. Wish me luck.
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Hey ladies and gents, I just wanted to let you know that I went complete yesterday, 6 calendar days (3 business days) after my interview. Should hear back with a decision in the next week or so. Wish me luck.

congrats...i went complete early last week and still haven't heard back....probably a bad sign which would be really unfortunate, but can still hope for the best til I actually hear...

good luck!
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Just found out I'm getting promoted next month--and it's a pretty big promotion. I applied to CBS in R2. Anyone know where CBS stands on updating adcoms on circumstances such as mine? Thanks in advance for your help.
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Just found out I'm getting promoted next month--and it's a pretty big promotion. I applied to CBS in R2. Anyone know where CBS stands on updating adcoms on circumstances such as mine? Thanks in advance for your help.

Can't hurt. Fire an email to [email protected] and see what happens. I don't see how letting them know in a brief email could be negative in any way. Pretty much freerolling.
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Have you guys seen the film "Inside Job"? It's the Oscar-winning documentary on the key players that brought about the financial crisis: Wall Street, Main Street and...surprise! Academia.

You may never look at CBS Dean Hubbard the same again...

(Can't post links but replace the [dot]s):

www[dot]youtube[dot]com/watch?v=Gz6r-MHiC24&feature=endscreen&NR=1
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Have you guys seen the film "Inside Job"? It's the Oscar-winning documentary on the key players that brought about the financial crisis: Wall Street, Main Street and...surprise! Academia.

You may never look at CBS Dean Hubbard the same again...

www[dot]youtube[dot]com/watch?v=Gz6r-MHiC24&feature=endscreen&NR=1

Yup, I've seen it. Hubbard and other CBS profs take a pretty rough beating in the doc. CBS has changed its disclosure and conflict rules, likely in response to this. That said, its more of a faculty problem than a student problem. It really hasn't come up at all on campus or in recruiting -- an interesting point, but certainly not something I would base my decision of a school on.
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Thanks for the information on Columbia's new conflict of interest policies. It's very heartening to see that things are moving in the right direction and the issue wasn't ignored.

That being said, I don't think it's irrelevant to business school decisions at all. Ostensibly one of the missions of b-school (I hope), is to educate leaders in the financial and management worlds to make sound and ethical decisions...so that tomorrow's CEOs and leaders won't push us into the same crises fueled by the both immoral and financially illogical decisions of late.

If that's the case, our professors and deans in business schools should be the first to lead by example. I wouldn't want to be taught by someone like CBS professor Frederic Mishkin (also in the documentary) who wrote academic articles on the stability of Iceland's economy (which indeed were later proved to be almost humorously wrong) while being paid $135k by the Icelandic Chamber of Commerce....and not disclosing this or thinking there was a problem with it.

Prospective students probably aren't in the best place to bring up these sore spots, but I certainly hope that current students discuss and are aware of the issues, and try to push for accountability.
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Thanks for the information on Columbia's new conflict of interest policies. It's very heartening to see that things are moving in the right direction and the issue wasn't ignored.

That being said, I don't think it's irrelevant to business school decisions at all. Ostensibly one of the missions of b-school (I hope), is to educate leaders in the financial and management worlds to make sound and ethical decisions...so that tomorrow's CEOs and leaders won't push us into the same crises fueled by the both immoral and financially illogical decisions of late.

If that's the case, our professors and deans in business schools should be the first to lead by example. I wouldn't want to be taught by someone like CBS professor Frederic Mishkin (also in the documentary) who wrote academic articles on the stability of Iceland's economy (which indeed were later proved to be almost humorously wrong) while being paid $135k by the Icelandic Chamber of Commerce....and not disclosing this or thinking there was a problem with it.

Prospective students probably aren't in the best place to bring up these sore spots, but I certainly hope that current students discuss and are aware of the issues, and try to push for accountability.

A couple notes on this:

1) "Irrelevant" I suppose is a pretty high criterion to meet. To the extent that it disrupts the school's ability to recruit top professors, affects top prospective students from matriculating, and influences recruiters opinions about the school (and maybe some other issues), it is relevant. However, I think that the connection between professor disclosure policies on their academic papers and pay for consulting work to the issues that matter most to students (teaching experience, recruiting, and overall dynamics of the day-to-day of being a student) is tenuous at best.

2) I don't really have the time or resources necessary to fully vet the validity of the claims made in the movie, but I am aware that this film was made with a specific agenda in mind and is not necessarily an investigation in search of the truth. I don't know what the fully story is. The CBS staff shown look really bad on the film, but that was kind of the point. The truth? Probably somewhere in the middle, or worse. However, I think that making fundamental decisions on my life and career, such as which business school to attend or even what classes to take, based on a documentary (and one with an incentive to be sensationalist and bend the context of its presentation), is possibly a short-sighted decision.



All that said, I think Columbia has chosen to not ignore this, and has taken steps to correct some of the issues that Inside Job may have revealed.
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Just got an interview invite!!!

I submitted right before the Jan 4th deadline so it seems like they're moving quickly
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Just got an interview invite!!!

I submitted right before the Jan 4th deadline so it seems like they're moving quickly

Congrats!! Anybody else heard any news recently? I submitted 12/23 and haven't heard back yet.
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Just got an interview invite!!!

I submitted right before the Jan 4th deadline so it seems like they're moving quickly

Congrats!! Anybody else heard any news recently? I submitted 12/23 and haven't heard back yet.

Submitted mine a few days after you did. No response yet. :?
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Just got an interview invite!!!

I submitted right before the Jan 4th deadline so it seems like they're moving quickly

Congrats!! Anybody else heard any news recently? I submitted 12/23 and haven't heard back yet.

I just got an invite as well, submitted on 12/30.
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Just got an interview invite!!!

I submitted right before the Jan 4th deadline so it seems like they're moving quickly

Congrats!! Anybody else heard any news recently? I submitted 12/23 and haven't heard back yet.

I just got an invite as well, submitted on 12/30.

Sounds like they've been sending out invites today. A bit worried =\
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Rolling admissions is so frustratingly random isn't it.
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hey all i was recently admitted earlier this week. my info below:

Submitted: 11/4/11
Interview Invite: 12/23/11
Interview Date: 1/7/12
Interview Report Rec'd: 1/9/12
Admitted: 1/18/12

Well Known Public School (Berkeley, UVA, Michigan, etc.) / GPA - 3.6 / GMAT - 730 / Work Experience - M&A I banking / Years of Experience - 5 @ Summer 2012

Hope this helps. Keep the faith everyone....you'll be fine no matter what!
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