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i don't know if any of you have looked at the columbia ed google spreadsheet on the BW forums...but how come some applicants were accepted without an interview? how does that work? I thought interviews were required...
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If you are a reapplicant, you do not need to interview again.
Check the spreadsheet and look at that column to verify that.
quite right... so it's fair to assume that those re-apps interviewed in previous years?
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There hasn't been an acceptance that wasn't a reapp or interviewed this year, so I think it's fair to day that everyone was interviewed at some point. Plus If they were so bad that they weren't requested for an interview last year, it's hard to imagine that they would be amazing this year and not require interview.
This is definitely not "normal". I remember people getting waitlisted very early in the cycle last year.
(of course karma will make sure I'm the first WL of the season! yay)
btw... a bew stats from the BW spreadsheet:
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Decision Avg days to Interview Avg days to Decision A 27,50 43,83 A-Reapp 20,17 41,71 D 21,33 37,67 D-Reapp 37,00 50,20
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2 people just got Deferred. I think looking at the timeline this year, the admissions people were really far behind this year.
I think those stats don't mean much anymore, since I think there are so many application that were submited the last week, I think the wait times will dramatically increase.
Hi guys, what is the best way to deal with this tough waiting period?
It really gives me some headwinds
Apply to the next school on your list.
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If you really have a lot of time, then you can start preparing for the interviews by recording and listening to your answers,,, will definitely help you eventually..
What is the normal turn around time to go from Invite to Interview -> Complete status?
I interviewed on 11/7 and my application page still shows "Invite to Interview" - however when I click on "Interviews" (for example to schedule one)..I get a message saying - Sorry no Interviews can be scheduled at this time - Is this the "COMPLETE" status?
Your interviewer hasn't submitted his/her feedback yet if it still says "Invite to Interview." They're given a week to do so, and Admissions is pretty diligent about following up with them.
sterny
What is the normal turn around time to go from Invite to Interview -> Complete status?
I interviewed on 11/7 and my application page still shows "Invite to Interview" - however when I click on "Interviews" (for example to schedule one)..I get a message saying - Sorry no Interviews can be scheduled at this time - Is this the "COMPLETE" status?
I honestly think my interview went good. I had prepared for the questions that were asked - leadership, teamwork, ethical, why cbs, why mba. It was a conversational interview, and I don't recall any awkwardness or difficult conversation pieces. It went fairly smoothly.
The recommender even said he would recommend me for admission - so I don't think the interview was the problem.
As I said before in a separate thread, maybe our fates are sealed before we even walk into the interview...I guess there is some truth to it.
I got Wharton and Cornell interviews next - hoping my fate is sealed the right way there