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Zeg102
Joined: 01 May 2013
Last visit: 16 Dec 2015
Posts: 11
Given Kudos: 1
Concentration: Strategy, General Management
Schools: Kellogg '16 (S) Darden '17 (D) Ross '17 (WA) Booth '17 (D) Duke '17 (D) Tuck '17 (D) Yale '17 (S) HBS '17 (D) Wharton '17 (D) CBS '17 (D) Stern '17 (D)
GPA: 3.43
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04 Feb 2015, 06:54
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Nothing yet.........at least everyone isnt posting they got an invite and im left out
ThePot
04 Feb 2015, 07:16
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I know, right? At least until the invites are announced I have hopes. I was reading through November posts in this thread, and it seems as if, mostly people with 750+ GMAT were invited. Or may be it was just a coincidence. I shouldn't speculate sensational theories like these, but can't help myself either
If i get invited to Fuqua interview, it will be a great confidence booster for the next 1.5 month until the decisions are out for all my 8 schools.
This is deeply troubling. Wish I had the remote from 'Click' and I could just fast forward to 2 PM EST. I hate myself for making the countdown too
manbear677
04 Feb 2015, 07:29
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You've gotta keep in mind that the folks who are active on this forum and who take great pleasure in updating their applicant status on GMAT Club are probably NOT representative of the majority of folks who apply. Just because mostly 750+ scorers reported an invite doesn't mean that sub 750 folks didn't (or won't) get invited.
Just look at the class profile information for Fuqua. They aren't publishing average GMAT this year, but from Poets and Quants, it looks like their average GMAT for Class of 2015 was 694. Fuqua's website states that the 80% GMAT range for the Class of 2016 is 640-750.....750 is the very upper limit of the vast majority of that class.
And let's not forget....that data is all for ADMITTED students. We are (more or less) competing against each other as APPLICANTS, and I'm sure the GMAT data for applicants is lower than that of admitted students.
Anyways, this is the logic I use to convince myself I've got a shot. Maybe it's dumb, maybe it's incorrect. But it works for me.
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you're the worstttttt haha 
