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![Calling all Harvard MBA Applicants: 2022 Intake [Class of 2024]](/forum/styles/gmatclub_light/imageset/icon_post_target_unread.svg "Calling all Harvard MBA Applicants: 2022 Intake [Class of 2024]"){kind=icon}
13 Sep 2021, 10:32
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Last year they let everyone know if they were invited to interview, waitlisted or dinged on Tues, Oct 6. If they keep that same timeline this year, it would be Tues Oct 5.
They usually announce the date on their MBA admissions blog, so I would keep an eye on that.
Best of luck!
Erika
They usually announce the date on their MBA admissions blog, so I would keep an eye on that.
Best of luck!
Erika
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13 Sep 2021, 11:03
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There is actually some flexibility when it comes to doing your MBA resume. I favor doing a "Professional Experience" section first and then an "Education" section. This way the adcoms can see your chronological progression.
After that, flexibility can come in. For example, some applicants have a ton of leadership experiences and civic engagement both at university and post grad. For those folks, having a dedicated section for that can be ideal. Conversely, if you do not have much in that category, having a separate section for that just calls attention more to your below average activity. For those folks, putting your university activities right in the Education section can work.
It is also useful to have an Additional Information section at the end of the resume and you can flex the name of this based on your inputs. Some folks may call this Additional Skills and Languages, or Civic Engagement & Interests.....
Folks with multiple job changes will have to dedicate more resume real estate to professional entries so that creates limitations on how many extra sections you can have given the resume for most people should just be one page for most schools.
So it's very dependent on you the applicant and what you want to showcase.
Most of my clients have some overlap and some customization.
Hope that helps.
Alex
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13 Sep 2021, 17:36
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HBS will probably be similarly competitive to the profile in 2019. It all hinges on the number of deferred students from previous years (outside 2+2) that will be entering next calendar year. The admissions director has mentioned carrying an extra section this year to accommodate the slug of matriculatees.
Given the robust job market and down GMAT volume, I'd imagine that the bump in application volume from the previous calendar year will dissolve. Additionally, yield at top schools will probably be down as post-MBA tier jobs continue on their hiring spree (banking, consulting, etc.) for staffing with their higher than average attrition.
That said, it will still be incredibly competitive, maybe ~8-9 applicants per seat minimum.
