Welcome 2025-2026 Cornell Johnson Applicants Welcome, all Cornell Johnson class of 2028 hopefuls. Let's use this platform to know each other, exchange ideas, and discuss app strategies. Who all are applying? Let us know by commenting below. Follow the thread and bookmark this post. https://gmatclub.com/forum/download/file.php?id=71511 https://gmatclub.com/forum/download/file.php?id=71421 https://gmatclub.com/forum/download/file.php?id=71513 Johnson MBA Deadlines 2025-26 Round Application Due Initial Notification Final Notification Deposit & Official Documentation Round 1 Sep 17, 2025 Oct 31, 2025 Dec 5, 2025 Jan 23, 2026 Consortium Early Application Oct 15, 2025 - - Jan 23, 2026 Consortium Traditional Application Jan 5, 2026 - - Apr 24, 2026 Round 2 Jan 8, 2026 Mar 13, 2026 Mar 27, 2026 Apr 24, 2026 Round 3 Apr 7, 2026 May 8, 2026 May 8, 2026 June 5, 2026 Second Deposit: All Rounds - - - June 5, 2026 Johnson MBA Essays 2024-25 Short Answer https://gmatclub.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/transparent100-1.gif Use this short answer question to succinctly share your short and long term goals. If invited to interview, you will have the opportunity to elaborate further and should be prepared to connect your prior experience with your future aspirations. A statement of your goals will begin a conversation that will last throughout the admissions process and guide your steps during the MBA program and experience. To the best of your understanding today, please share your short and long term goals by completing the following sentences and answering the enclosed short answer question (350 words maximum): Immediately post-MBA, my goal is to work as a(n) ____ ____ at ___ ___within___ ___. Targeted Job Role: Target Job Company: Industry: In 5 – 10 years post-MBA, my goal is to work as a(n) ____ ____ at ___ ___within___ ___. Targeted Job Role: Target Job Company: Industry: How has your experience prepared and encouraged you to pursue these goals? Essay 1 Impact Essay Option: At Cornell, our students and alumni share a desire to positively impact the organizations and communities they serve. How do you intend to make a meaningful impact on the Johnson community? (350 words maximum) Unique Trait That Defines Me Option: What is something unique about you that others will remember you by? (350 words maximum) Optional Essay (Required for Reapplicants) You may use this essay to call attention to items needing clarification and to add additional details to any aspects of your application that do not accurately reflect your potential for success at Johnson (350 words maximum). If you are reapplying for admission, please use this essay to indicate how you have strengthened your application and candidacy since the last time you applied for admission. Please also review our Application Guide for additional information about reapplying (350 words maximum) Johnson Application Stats Class of '25 Applicants 2553 Accepted 763 Acceptance Rate 29.9% Enrolled 283 Yield Rate 37.04% Johnson Class Profile Class of '25 Avg. GPA 3.35 Avg. WE 65 Average GMAT 710 Median GMAT 710 Avg. GMAT Domestic N/A Avg. GMAT International N/A % GRE 16% View the full Johnson Class Profile --> https://www.johnson.cornell.edu/for-recruiters/class-profiles/ Johnson Employment Data Class of '23 Employed at Graduation 87% Employed 3 Months 95% Average Salary $162,808 Average Bonus $38,826 Salary and Bonus $201,634 View the full Johnson Employment Report Class of 2023 https://www.johnson.cornell.edu/program ... ment-data/ johnson.jpeg

thats not actually who youre meeting, i thought so as well my advice is to just chill out, et off this site, and go in with an open mind. You’ve made it this far, you’re not going to screw up the interview

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https://s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/ultramsgmedia/2025/11/104644/0f504e0a5fae16ef635c561934077df4 Last thing you want to see now is promotional email Tara -Associate Director of Admissions & Scholarship. Again, as others say it doesn't matter... thinking of it as a positive signal is nothing but confirmation bias