Calling all Emory Goizueta MBA Applicants: 2022 Intake [Class of 2024]

We have a live YouTube session coming up with the Emory admissions committee on Sep 15th Wednesday. See you all there!

Has anyone else tried reaching out to student ambassadors at Emory?
I filled their student connect form in September 4 and still haven’t been connected to anyone.

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Join us on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4TQ2xpFtEA

We asked this to Emory adcom in today’s YouTube session. You can watch her response here https://youtu.be/v4TQ2xpFtEA?t=2245

What are the benefits of giving early interview (even before submitting complete application?

If someone be granted GMAT waiver, will that person be eligible for scholarship?

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I have booked an early interview for tomorrow will there be another interview or this is the only one?

Hey guys What are the benefits of giving an early interview?

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Hey Shubham,

Was your interview with Susan or Michael Walker? If with Michael Walker, how was your experience?

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I was supposed to interview with Michael, but my interview was postponed to a day later, so Susan took my interview.

However I spoke to a current student who was interviewed by Michael, and he said Michael is genuinely nice and very comforting, it won’t feel like an interview, it’ll be very conversational!!

Aah okkay. Mine is also with Michael , so got a little hopeful about getting some insights as to how was the experience with him

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So I texted him during the MBA tour and he’s very helpful it seems, he helped me connect with this student ambassador

Guys, how do I request an interview before submitting my application?

P.s. : I can't find the particular link where I need to apply but can read about the entire thing in the FAQ!

Hey Everyone,

I'm done with my interview. It went great but I don't know, kind of having mixed feelings about it because I was only asked 4 questions and then given 5-6 minutes for QnA. The interviewer had gone through my resume beforehand so he asked me that I have done x y z things but how did you land up that first job and then from there how did you proceed..

So I assumed this is basically "Tell me about yourself" but to start directly from how I reached that course that led me to my first job (he did mention that I want to take 2 mins on this But I don't know when I took a pause after the first job, it seemed he was waiting for me to talk more.. So I went ahead with telling him about the other two jobs as well.. By this time It was already 10:42 (it started 2 mins late at 10:32 and there were introductions before we started the interview).

My next 3 questions were:
1) What are the two best things about your job currently that you love?
2) Are you planning to continue in the same industry or switch (short term long term goals basically)
3) Why Emory out of all the schools out there?
These questions took 13 minutes in total (in between he was stopping to react or share a laugh or quote a quick anecdote as well or give feedback on my answers). This was followed by QnA.

So in totality, Only 4 questions while the least I have seen in any debrief are 5-6 questions. I wasn't asked Why MBA, any Leadership example etc.
Did I take a lot of time with my answers?

I am getting second thoughts that maybe I should have asked him if I should proceed with the rest of my journey or does he want to move on after knowing how I landed my first job. Was that the case? If yes, then maybe I goofed up big time by falling into the flow of things and going overboard.

IMO, you interview was quite smooth. It's a conversation between two people, you can't control all aspects of it esp given the limited you have, and it's totally OK.
don't unnecessarily beat yourself about it, seems like a smooth conversation.
ALL THE BEST!

just one quick question how do you book the interview slot. I can't find that link. can you tell me where I can find it and book mine.

Hey Shiv,

Thanks for your inputs. Hope that is the case. I had actually attended a few events in the beginning and that is when I received a mailer saying you are invited to book an early action interview with a link for the same.

I would suggest if the link is not on their website yet, just register for a few upcoming events and also drop a mail to the admissions team simultaneously. There are more slots for next week so I'm sure they'll reply in time. Tell them you are infact done with your application also.