Calling All UNC Kenan-Flagler Fall 2012 Applicants! https://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/10/1029_best_and_worst_mba_job_placement/image/022_unc_kenan_flagler.jpg Detailed Program Information: Youtube Link MBA Blog Fall 2012 Application Instructions (Early Action) Deadline 1: 10/21/2011 | Decision Date: 12/12/2011 Deadline 2 : 12/02/2011 | Decision Date: 06/02/2012 Deadline 3 : 01/06/2012 | Decision Date: 3/19/2012 Deadline 4 : 03/16/2012 | Decision Date: 4/30/2012 Essays Essay 1 (Required): What are the 2 or 3 strengths or characteristics that have driven your career success thus far? What are the other strengths that you would like to leverage in the future? (500 words maximum) Essay 2 (Required): Please describe your short and long term goals post-MBA. Explain how: your professional experience has shaped these goals; why this career option appeals to you; and how you arrived at the decision that now is the time and the MBA is the appropriate degree. (500 words maximum) Essay 3 (Required): What personal qualities or life experiences distinguish you from other applicants? How do these qualities or experiences equip you to contribute to UNC Kenan-Flagler? (500 words maximum) Essay 4 (Optional): If your standardized test scores are low, or if you have not had coursework in core business subjects (calculus, microeconomics, statistics, financial accounting), please tell us how you plan to prepare yourself for the quantitative rigor of the MBA curriculum. (300 words maximum) Essay 5 (Optional):Is there any other information you would like to share that is not presented elsewhere in the application? (300 words maximum) Recommendation Questions (2 recommenders) How long and in what capacity have you known the applicant? Describe the applicant’s potential for becoming a responsible and successful manager. What are the applicant’s major strengths? What are the applicant’s most noticeable areas for improvement or growth? Please use the space below to elaborate on the applicant’s qualifications. UNC Kenan-Flagler Applicant Summary (Real Time) Quick Glance: GMAT Club vs. Latest Intake (Class of 2013) Application Tracker Feed Detailed Applicant List: Add UNC (Kenan-Fagler) to Your Profile GMAT Club's Real-time Admissions Statistics Previous Year's thread : calling-all-2011-unc-kenan-flagler-applicants-98885.html

Yeah, that's what concerns me. The fact that they were very specific about the date when they would notify us. It's a shame because, as much as I want to attend KF, it's way too expensive for me to afford.

I was hoping for some $$ too, in the past 4-5 days since I was admitted I really started to like KF but without $$$ I'll have to go to Emory where I have a full ride - first world problems. Posted from my mobile device

I didn't receive any $$$notification either . Posted from my mobile device

Looks like you also have an admit at Rotman. Which one do you prefer of the two?

I received a merit scholarship..however, even after that the cost is overly-prohibitive. Does anyone have any idea how to search for other scholarships/ fellowships as well as how to apply for them?

Hi azsamanta, Same is the case with me. Loans are the only way I guess. WRT scholarships etc. - It's pretty late in the year now (as I understand from my searches on the internet). Good Luck. -aditya

On the admitted students website under "pre-MBA opportunities" KF has some other fellowship offers listed. They kind of depend on your function i.e. you must do banking, finance, consulting etc.

Hi all, I'm scheduling an interview with Kenan-Flager and wanted to know if you would suggest me to have an on-campus interview with them? Or phone interview is fine. Thanks. - Eason

I think it's completely up to you. I tend to do better with in person interviews so that would be my preference, but I it isn't mandatory by any means. The schools understand that not everyone can make the trip. If you haven't visited campus yet and it is feasible based on where you are located, I would do an on campus interview especially if you aren't too far from Chapel Hill and haven't visited the school. I think visiting the school makes it much more natural to talk about why you want to go to the school when you've seen the school, been to a class, and spoken with students first hand. Good luck with your interview!