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Admissions Deadlines

Round 1
Deadline - November 1
Decision - January 15

Round 2
Deadline - January 2
Decision - March 25

Round 3
Deadline - March 20
Decision - May 14

Essays

ESSAY ONE (Required) - Limit: 750 words

A) What position do you plan to obtain upon graduation from the MBA program? Please include both industry and function in your explanation.
B) How will the combination of your past experiences and the Georgetown MBA position you for this new opportunity?
C) Please describe how you envision your career progression beyond your initial post-MBA position.

ESSAY TWO (Required) - Limit: 750 words

A) What does leadership mean to you? What are the personal characteristics and skills required to be an effective leader?
B) Provide a specific example of when you demonstrated leadership skills. Describe a challenge that you faced and the results that you achieved.
C) What areas do you wish to develop in order to become a more effective leader?

ESSAY THREE (Required) - Limit: 750 words

How will your classmates benefit from your presence in the Georgetown MBA program?

ESSAY FOUR: COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS (Required) - Limit: one page

A) Please provide a bulleted list of your post-undergraduate involvement in the community. Indicate the nature of the activity or organization, dates of involvement, offices held, and average number of hours spent each month.
B) What motivates you to continue contributing to the community? Limit: 250 words

OPTIONAL ESSAY ONE - Limit: 500 words

If you are not currently employed full-time, use this space to provide information about your current activities.

OPTIONAL ESSAY TWO - Limit 500 words

Please provide any information you would like to add to your application that you have not addressed elsewhere.

R1

Applicants - 14
Admits - 7
Waitlist - 4
Unknown - 3

CaliforniaBear - Admit
Class2012 - Admit with $$/Withdrew for Tepper.
connecticket - Admit with $$
hookemhorns86 - Admit
hserfoj - Admit with $$/Withdrew
mbacheckmate - Admit with $$
Vishwa - Admit with $$

balboa - WL
BschoolNewbie - WL
MBA42012 - WL
oldschool83 - WL/Withdrew for Ross

JimHuckle
rustylarue
suntear


R2

Applicants - 28
Interviews - 21
Admits - 15
WL - 6
Ding - 1
Unknown - 3

2012applicant - Admitted after WL
bsb2010 - WL
coast2coast - Admitted after WL
daniyatom - Admitted with $/Withdrew
gilchristh - Admitted
GTownAdmit - Admitted
Hoping4best - WL with interview
heebiejeebies
hwiya320 - Admitted
katey998 - Admitted
marsun - Admitted
mbaapp - Interview
menam99 - Admitted
Ngriff6825 - Admitted
ntpaledo - Admitted
ozzy10fl - Admitted
pjjskj - WL
Pre777
rch1020 - Admitted
SoCalGator - Interview
SRMBA - WL
teehee
TheRiotFish - Admitted
Vanilla - Admitted
vishalsh - Interview
vjsk104 - WL
WhoDat - WL with Interview
westsew - Ding with Interview

R3

azatshop - WL
DC10
Georgewaitlisted3rd - WL
gtownmba - WL
lbird33 - Admitted after WL

Class 0f 2011 profile

http://msb.georgetown.edu/classprofile/myprofile/

I had my interview yesterday with an adcom member.It was conversational and many were standard questions.

Did you request for the on-campus interview? Or, did you receive an interview invite? If the latter, then wow! They are fast in sending out the invites - only 1 week after R1 deadline.

Ok, thanks for clarifying.

How has been your experience so far ? Can you share few things which you love about the school ?

Thank You for helping out !

Ok, I've got a chance to post some more.

Opening residency was awesome. We went to an amazing hotel on the national waterfront, divided up into teams of 8 and did a live case competition on the wireless industry. At the end we presented in front of consultants and partners from Deloitte as well as professors and second years. We also had time for some fun group stuff like a scavenger hunt and some classes on the basics of a whole range of topics we might need.

Another favorite was the presentation we had from the founder of Pandora Radio. He spoke for about an hour taking us through his career and the story of Pandora, then he answered questions for a while. It was really cool. He had such an interesting life story. Basically he was a working musician for a while, then he got a job helping directors pick music for movies. That experience led him to get a very deep understanding of how music tastes worked which eventually led to the creation of Pandora. He told all about the struggles of finding a model to monitize the product and find VC financing to keep the company running. Interestingly every song on Pandora is rated by hand. Something I never would have thought of.

I think ultimately MSB was a perfect fit for me. Culturally it has a lot of the same qualities as the other small schools but has the benefit of not being out in the country like Cornell, Darden and Tuck. If you like the country then sweet, but the amenities of a major city are also nice. Sometimes, after 75 hours of sitting in the Harari building with the same 500 people for a week it's nice to be able to escape for a day. We're able to do things like go on office visits to McKinsey, Deloitte and the FBI without having to leave the metro system, and you have a wide variety of restaurant and entertainment choices.

There are obviously DC specific benefits as well...Beyond the fact that all the Museums are free and things like that we also benefit from being in the center of everything here. We had a great finance day earlier this year where we had Sheila Blair and Larry Summers and some other big names come in and speak.

I think one of the best things about being at Georgetown right now is that we all have the feeling that the program is on it's way up right now. Everyone loves the school and there's just this amazing positive energy about everything. When we complain about something, it's almost always followed by a suggestion of how to make it better, which is almost always followed by some action. The administration and professors are really open to feedback and adopt it quickly. If you have an idea about how to make something better you can get on people's schedules in the Dean's office or elsewhere and they really listen to what you have to say.

I also just really like my classmates and professors. There's no one in my class that I don't honestly enjoy talking to. Like I said before, you can totally just get beaten down some weeks and be sick of the whole thing, especially in the first mod when the adjustment to being quite so busy hits you, but doing it with people you like makes it all a lot easier.

Just received an interview invite ! Finally, some sigh of relief.

Do they prefer on campus interviews ? Although i am in east coast, I would prefer to do off campus somewhere in new york. Any suggestions ?

Sleepy-

Are the employment stats for 2009 available ? I could not find it on their website. Also, if you could share how Georgetown is coping with the downturn in employment opps, it would be great

Thanks

Submitted on 11/1.. face to face interview with adcom director on 11/10