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26 Mar 2012, 15:42
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https://www.hbs.edu/mba/admissions/blog. ... 12-03-26_2
Round 2 Notification
Date: March 26, 2012
Finally.
Plan is to send emails out at noon on Thursday. Congratulatory calls will follow, but we don't do admissions notification via phone.
A few things:
HBS doesn't make any financial aid awards at the time of admission. So don't feel slighted that you don't see any $$ mentioned. We have (very) generous financial aid available to our students - both US and international citizens - but it's all need-based. One more thing about financial aid: it's not a "rolling" process - as in, we don't run out of need-based money. Round 3 admits have access to exactly the same resources as Round 1.
The waitlist. Yes, there will be waitlist invitations going out on Thursday. I know for sure we are going to use the waitlist - probably beginning in early May and trying to wrap it up by early June. My guess is we'll be able to make somewhere between 25 and 50 offers to waitlisters - some from Round 1 and some from Round 2 - in addition to the 50 or so we made earlier this month. At this point, this is a guess - Dana Scalisi will keep waitlisters updated.
Feedback for denied candidates post-interview. I carve out time to respond to calls from candidates who have been through the interview process. These calls are rarely dramatic - and I am resolved to not be prescriptive about the future. The vast majority are reassurance that it wasn't anything that is or went wrong...but simply the challenge of comprising a class rich in diversity of backgrounds and perspectives. Details about phone hours will be in the decision letter.
As always, I hope this is helpful. To all of you who are waiting, please know that we appreciate your enthusiasm and patience.
https://www.hbs.edu/mba/admissions/blog. ... 12-03-26_2
Round 2 Notification
Date: March 26, 2012
Finally.
Plan is to send emails out at noon on Thursday. Congratulatory calls will follow, but we don't do admissions notification via phone.
A few things:
HBS doesn't make any financial aid awards at the time of admission. So don't feel slighted that you don't see any $$ mentioned. We have (very) generous financial aid available to our students - both US and international citizens - but it's all need-based. One more thing about financial aid: it's not a "rolling" process - as in, we don't run out of need-based money. Round 3 admits have access to exactly the same resources as Round 1.
The waitlist. Yes, there will be waitlist invitations going out on Thursday. I know for sure we are going to use the waitlist - probably beginning in early May and trying to wrap it up by early June. My guess is we'll be able to make somewhere between 25 and 50 offers to waitlisters - some from Round 1 and some from Round 2 - in addition to the 50 or so we made earlier this month. At this point, this is a guess - Dana Scalisi will keep waitlisters updated.
Feedback for denied candidates post-interview. I carve out time to respond to calls from candidates who have been through the interview process. These calls are rarely dramatic - and I am resolved to not be prescriptive about the future. The vast majority are reassurance that it wasn't anything that is or went wrong...but simply the challenge of comprising a class rich in diversity of backgrounds and perspectives. Details about phone hours will be in the decision letter.
As always, I hope this is helpful. To all of you who are waiting, please know that we appreciate your enthusiasm and patience.
NEW FROM QUEEN DEE ABOUT WAITLIST, NOTICE, FINANCIAL AID, AND DING REPORTS --AND MY NOTES IN BLUE
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26 Mar 2012, 15:59
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Sandy - would you estimate that the # of acceptances (and % of interviewed who are accepted) and WLs will shake out pretty much like round 1?
