Columbia Business School - Class of 2013 Application Year https://www.totalgadha.com/gmat/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/columbia-business-school.png For Roll Call, see the following spreadsheet. Please use the following form to add your stats to the spreadsheet. Add your name to the list here Spreadsheet 0Ak2vFwPQcf2zdHhjcXN2bjk2MUZ4ZW1pYVJCTFU5NEE Add your name to the list here Prior Years Application Thread CBS F'10 thread: calling-all-2010-cbs-applicants-merged-78610.html CBS F'09 thread: calling-all-columbia-applicants-for-63151.html#p460533

Spoke too soon. I just got dinged. Reapplicant. I interviewed last year. No interview this year. I'm in as sam on the spreadsheet. Goodluck to everyone else.

sorry about that sam just cant figure how they r going about it

Sorry SBL0322. Sometimes it's the luck of the draw as these application processes are opaque and seemingly random. Your profile looks impressive. I'm sure you'll have better success with other schools.

Anyone knows the exact date when Adcom will start reviewing the regular decision candidates? I know it is sometime in December but not sure when exactly.

I don't know if there is an exact date. It all depends on the application pool. ( I would imagine)

Any updates for for j-termers?! This wait is excruciating..

Dingggg... after so long wait.. best part is tht I have 4 other interviews to look forward to.. Good luck everybody..

During one of the info sessions, they hinted at early December. Good Luck to all!

BTW, does anyone know what the review timeline is for CBS to review and notify applicants? i recall reading from prior year, 12 weeks from the point that application goes under review. but i cant seem to find anything of the sort from the CBS website. did they abandon that timeline?

I ran some calcs on 2010 as well as 2011 pre-November CBS rollcall lists available off the GMATClub/BW forums. Perhaps these stats are not very representative given sampling errors, so need to be taken with a spoonful of salt. Anyway, just FYI. 2010 Sample size: 126 Of those with GMAT >=750, 46% were invited for interview and 29% converted 2011 Sample size: 160 Of those with GMAT >=750, 44% were invited for interview and 31% converted