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Re: Calling all Erasmus(Rotterdam) Applicants: (2018 Intake) Class of 2019 [#permalink]
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07 Jun 2017, 04:11
RoliJoshi wrote:
Congratulations to all who have secured admit in RSM. Unfortunately for me, I submitted my application for Round 1 but have not received anything from them. I followed multiple times with adcom but I get the same response that they have not made a decision. This waiting time is making me anxious... It would have been far better had I got a decision... even if it is a rejection as its impacting my other plans
Just wondering... Is there anyone else in the same boat as me!??
Hey, same case for me. I am sure they have reviewed our applications. Seems like its heading towards wait list.
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07 Jun 2017, 14:48
Hello All. Congrats to all the successful applicants. I am planning to apply in round 2. Can someone suggest what's the maximum words for the essay? It says approximate 500 words in the website. My essay goes up to 700 words. Is that too much?
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07 Jun 2017, 21:32
udit90 wrote:
RoliJoshi wrote:
Congratulations to all who have secured admit in RSM. Unfortunately for me, I submitted my application for Round 1 but have not received anything from them. I followed multiple times with adcom but I get the same response that they have not made a decision. This waiting time is making me anxious... It would have been far better had I got a decision... even if it is a rejection as its impacting my other plans
Just wondering... Is there anyone else in the same boat as me!??
Hey, same case for me. I am sure they have reviewed our applications. Seems like its heading towards wait list.
Hey guys... im in the same boat.. not sure when they come up with the final decisions... has any of you reached out to adcom about what could be final date for offers..
Hello All. Congrats to all the successful applicants. I am planning to apply in round 2. Can someone suggest what's the maximum words for the essay? It says approximate 500 words in the website. My essay goes up to 700 words. Is that too much?
Hi Syed Kaleel Awn yes, unfortunately 700 words is too far over. If it's a firm 500 words, the rule is to go no more than 10% over and when, "approximate" I feel 20% would be permissible if the content is necessary and compelling all the way through. But 40% shows a lack of concision and judgement. I am pretty great at getting word count down so feel free to contact me.
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08 Jun 2017, 08:20
MBAPrepCoach wrote:
Syed Kaleel Awn wrote:
Hello All. Congrats to all the successful applicants. I am planning to apply in round 2. Can someone suggest what's the maximum words for the essay? It says approximate 500 words in the website. My essay goes up to 700 words. Is that too much?
Hi Syed Kaleel Awn yes, unfortunately 700 words is too far over. If it's a firm 500 words, the rule is to go no more than 10% over and when, "approximate" I feel 20% would be permissible if the content is necessary and compelling all the way through. But 40% shows a lack of concision and judgement. I am pretty great at getting word count down so feel free to contact me.
Thanks a lot for the feedback. I shall work on it and reach out to you in case I need help.
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15 Jun 2017, 08:07
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Have any of the admits heard back on scholarships?
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I asked an admissions manager a couple of days ago about scholarships, and she answered me that I am been offered a 5000 EUR scholarship and that I will receive the official scholarship offer letter this week
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23 Jun 2017, 11:25
anonymous92 wrote:
Hi Guys,
Did anyone else receive an admit recently from RSM?
I was interviewed on the 27th of May and awaiting response from adcom. I am not sure if it's a good idea to contact them
If anyone has already contacted adcom please let me know their response
Thanks
Hi.. I talked to adcom people. They said that those who have not yet received the response are mostly in waitlist and it would take an another month before they give out final acceptance or rejection mails.
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27 Jun 2017, 03:09
Civil Engineer with 3 plus management experience including starting and running real estate construction business. GRE score of 319 ,applied on GRE basis instead of GMAT. Post Mba goals is to work in business strategies and analytics although the essays didnot require it but am flexible on working in any capacity post mba
South Korean, 27 years old, Female, 4 years as a senior specialist of SCM department, manufacturing has relevant international certificate GMAT under average (640) IELTS 8.5/8.5/6.0/7.0 GPA 3.8 I have been working one of multinational manufacturing company in Europe
I had everything I could, because RSM is the only business school I wanted to study, and the Netherlands is the only country where I want to settle ! I have spoken with admission managers so many time from March, and I keep showing my passion that RSM is the only business school for my next career
South Korean, 27 years old, Female, 4 years as a senior specialist of SCM department, manufacturing has relevant international certificate GMAT under average (640) IELTS 8.5/8.5/6.0/7.0 GPA 3.8 I have been working one of multinational manufacturing company in Europe
I had everything I could, because RSM is the only business school I wanted to study, and the Netherlands is the only country where I want to settle ! I have spoken with admission managers so many time from March, and I keep showing my passion that RSM is the only business school for my next career
Congratulations jessy!!! I applied to round 2 too. I received an email saying that I'm invited to an interview, but they haven't specified the date yet. Can you please share with us how was the interview? What did they asked you?
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