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21 Nov 2010, 07:58
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I got my interview invite on Friday night! 
Submitted application on 10/13 and got the under review email on 10/18.
Submitted application on 10/13 and got the under review email on 10/18.
21 Nov 2010, 11:00
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What does that bring the total to for GMAT club? Is it 7 now?
Called the admissions office to try and get some indication of % sent out. Didn't get any new info - just party line.
"We have started sending invitations and will continue to send them out until the deadline."
Called the admissions office to try and get some indication of % sent out. Didn't get any new info - just party line.
"We have started sending invitations and will continue to send them out until the deadline."
21 Nov 2010, 18:44
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Congrats to all those with interview calls, hope you all get in.
I'm one of those who's still working hard to get his application ready for Haas, unfortunately, don't know if I can make the december 2 deadline for R2 and am feeling extremely disheartened. I understand and agree with the general wisdom about preferring quality over speed when it comes to applications. And I know, for most schools R1 vs R2 doesn't make a huge difference.
I'm just wondering how it works with berkeley-- since the school has 4 rounds. Obviously earlier is better, but since it has 4 rounds, I'm not sure how to look at R2 vs R3. Is there a significant disadvantage of applying in R3? (like most other schools) or does Haas work differently.
Can anyone can shed some light on this? -- its been giving me sleepless nights. Would be great if a Haas student/ alum could throw some approx intake numbers for each of the rounds.. or just the general trend (say over 80% in R1+R2 or something like that)
Thanks in advance!
Ankur
I'm one of those who's still working hard to get his application ready for Haas, unfortunately, don't know if I can make the december 2 deadline for R2 and am feeling extremely disheartened. I understand and agree with the general wisdom about preferring quality over speed when it comes to applications. And I know, for most schools R1 vs R2 doesn't make a huge difference.
I'm just wondering how it works with berkeley-- since the school has 4 rounds. Obviously earlier is better, but since it has 4 rounds, I'm not sure how to look at R2 vs R3. Is there a significant disadvantage of applying in R3? (like most other schools) or does Haas work differently.
Can anyone can shed some light on this? -- its been giving me sleepless nights. Would be great if a Haas student/ alum could throw some approx intake numbers for each of the rounds.. or just the general trend (say over 80% in R1+R2 or something like that)
Thanks in advance!
Ankur
