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Congratulations to the new admits. Let me know if you want any help with onboarding.

Unsolicited advice - quit early and do something that you always wanted to do. You will, in all probability, never get this kind of freedom again. Simply put, life>>>$$$.

Cheers!!
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Congratulations to the new admits. Let me know if you want any help with onboarding.

Unsolicited advice - quit early and do something that you always wanted to do. You will, in all probability, never get this kind of freedom again. Simply put, life>>>$$$.

Cheers!!

Totally agree with you. Plus, I don't think you will end up saving that much at all. It's just a few weeks versus 3-5 years you already spent at work. For me, I started the first assignment at my company on a Jun 23rd and I really want to resign with three complete years on the note. But still, I think I will end up leaving earlier.
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Hi all. I see that a lot of people have already received their decisions here. Congrats to those of you who've been accepted!

I saw another applicant in another school thread talk about getting into somewhere early, but still waiting out other school applications to see what their decision would be. It made me begin to think about the ethics involving early admits and I thought it'd be interesting to hear people's thoughts about whether or not those already admitted in ED/EA rounds should immediately withdraw their other applications or if it's ok if they don't as long as they don't actually matriculate to another school.

I've started a poll here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/to-withdraw-or-not-withdraw-187969.html#p1437476 if you want to add anything...
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Hi All. My application status is still "Received". Anyone else in the same boat?
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Hi All. My application status is still "Received". Anyone else in the same boat?
Your status at the left hand panel say researching, may be that's why the status didn't change... :P
Kidding..
If you've submitted in R1, then do not worry much their deadline to check the integrity of all applications was Nov 03 (something I got to know from their email). But don't worry, due to fluctuation in number of applications the deadline may move ahead by a day or two.
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hahaha. Okay. Worst case I will mail them in a day or two to find out if everything is in place. :)
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Hi, does Duke require Official GMAT Scores to be sent before they review applications?
"Please note that your application will not be considered on time and complete if Duke does not receive all required official scores from the appropriate testing agency by or before the application deadline"

When I login, it says applicant material status - no To-Dos.

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yes it does require official gmat scores.
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Hi All. My application status is still "Received". Anyone else in the same boat?

Yup...am in the same boat.
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Per the tracker on the first page lots of people who submitted for the oct 20th deadline have received interview invites. Is this correct?
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Per the tracker on the first page lots of people who submitted for the oct 20th deadline have received interview invites. Is this correct?

It also says that some one from R1 has been admitted. I wouldn't put too much emphasis on that, since people update their own status and that reflects there.

Also, some people from R1 might have done on-campus interviews, like me. Hence, you will see the status as Interviewed.

Are there any other people who have already interviewed by Invitation?
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Per the tracker on the first page lots of people who submitted for the oct 20th deadline have received interview invites. Is this correct?

Doubt it. All interviews for Duke happen during the same 7-10 day window, and based on the trends the last few years, interview invites are all sent on the day listed by Duke which is Nov. 20th.

With Duke, there was an open interview in September, where you could schedule a self-initiated interview. It may be that many of those people took advantage of this.
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Hi All. My application status is still "Received". Anyone else in the same boat?

Yup...am in the same boat.
Are you checking the SISS portal?
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I checked today ... nothing changed on it...
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Hi All. My application status is still "Received". Anyone else in the same boat?

Yup...am in the same boat.
Are you checking the SISS portal?


Yes. My status changed today. I believe yours will change soon too....
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FROM Fuqua Current Student Blogs: Supporting Religious Diversity at Fuqua
There are a lot of factors that prospective students consider as they decide on an MBA program. However, there was one factor that ranked high on my list that I didn’t find mentioned on many school blogs, printed materials, or during campus visits: religion.

As an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it was important for me to find a school that had an engaged Latter-day Saint (LDS) community, respected religious thought, and was comprised of a diverse range of students from whom I could learn of varying religions and philosophies. As I’ve been at Fuqua, I’ve come to better understand the role that religion plays (or doesn’t play) in the lives of students. In my section alone, there are lots of belief systems represented—everything from Methodism, Hinduism, and Catholicism, to Judaism, Islam, Protestantism, and Atheism. Our section even includes a former Buddhist monk!

A more formal way that religion is represented is through the following four diversity clubs, all of which are also open to Fuqua Partners:

Christian Business Fellowship: The Christian Business Fellowship’s (CBF) mission is to challenge students to explore the integration of their faith and business lives, and allow students the chance to learn more about and grow in the Christian faith. The club includes about 70 members, with events typically bringing in about 20 participants. Some recent events include a Leadership and Faith Speaker Series last fall where local Christian business leaders (including Henry Kaestner of Sovereign’s Fund and Bandwidth.com, and John Hawkins of Leadership Edge) were invited to lead lively discussion about balancing faith and work, as well as multiple social events, like bowling, dinners, and game nights with the Christian group at the University of North Carolina’s (UNC) Kenan-Flagler Business School. In Spring 2 Term, the CBF will hold a cultural/educational event on why Christians celebrate Easter—as well as the history behind many Easter symbols (like eggs, bunnies, etc.)—along with the annual Easter brunch. The club believes that faith plays an important role in becoming a ‘leader of consequence,’ regardless of career path.


Catholics@Fuqua:
Catholics@Fuqua is made up of 63 members and allows Catholics and non-Catholics alike to discuss their faith, the challenges and opportunities of being a business leader, and the role of Catholic leaders in the business world. The club is the connection between Fuqua and the Duke Catholic Center, the university-wide Catholic organization. Recently, Catholics@Fuqua had a very interesting seminar with Mike L. Somich, Executive Director of Internal Audits of Duke University, Father Michael Martin, Director of the Duke Catholic Center, and David Cutcliffe, Head Coach of Duke’s Football team, about how to be a Catholic leader of consequence.

Latter-Day Saints Student Association: The Latter-day Saint Student Association (LDSSA) is a Fuqua club with the goal of creating a network for LDS MBA students, providing a venue to share religious beliefs among club leaders and the Fuqua community, and supporting, inspiring, and connecting Fuqua students. Although the smallest of the religious-based diversity clubs (around 20 members), LDSSA members are very active in both faith and events, and especially work closely with the Fuqua Families club, as most of the club members have children. Recent activities include participating together as a group in , playing together on an intramural basketball team, a summer kick-off party, a Christmas party, and lots of spontaneous impromptu get-togethers. Right after Spring 2 finals last year in May, the club enjoyed a week-long beach trip to North Carolina’s Outer Banks.


Jewish Business Association
: Although many of the 70 members are united by a common religious belief, the Jewish Business Association (JBA) sees itself less as a religious club and more of a cultural and community club, aimed at providing social, cultural, and professional support for Fuqua’s Jewish community. The club helps uphold Jewish culture and traditions, educates the overall Fuqua community about the Jewish community, and acts as liaison to a wider Jewish community. Recent activities include a Passover Seder, which was co-funded by the Freeman Center/Jewish Life at Duke and featured a ceremony that was attended by nearly 80 students and partners (Jewish and non-Jewish alike), a Rosh Hashanah dinner attended by Fuqua JBA and Duke Law’s Jewish Law Student Association (JLSA) members, and a Hanukkah Fuqua Friday. The club has also joined with the JLSA, Kenan-Flagler’s Jewish Student Association, and UNC Law for the Triangle Jewish Grad Student Mixer at Tyler’s Taproom, which was attended by more than 150 students. Future events include a Doing Business in Israel Conference—which will feature four prestigious speakers including Professor Dan Ariely and several other Israeli entrepreneurs discussing the high tech industry and innovation in Israel—and a talk with Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, about “how to make money the right way.”

Whether you are an active believer of your faith looking for opportunities to worship and interact with others, or simply curious about the beliefs of other students, Fuqua offers religious diversity in a supportive and tolerant atmosphere.

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I had applied in round 1 and just received a mail that my application is incomplete.They need my degree certificate also. I am not sure where to submit it from though? Is there a way I have to submit it in my application or mail it to some admissions id? From the SISS portal , i am not able to submit anywhere :( Since a couple of you have previously submitted missing docs already, I was wondering if you could help. Thanks :)
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