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So if Kellogg has made the final admission decisions and has made all the acceptance calls (or will make the final ones tomorrow), why not inform those who were decline now? Why make people wait? What's the thought process?
We don’t know if they have made all calls yet. I think there are about ~160 admits each quarter so we can’t assume that all calls are done. We just have to wait and see.. I know it’s tough but I’m in the same boat.
Posted from my mobile deviceWow, where did you see 160? I was under the impression cohort size was between 70-100. Are there really 60-90 people/quarter not accepting their acceptance? That seems kinda high.
Also, there was a QA session today for students admitted before this week. They said it’s gonna be bigger cohort but they don’t have a definite number.
There are 70 -80 for the weekday and 70-80 for the weekend which makes it around 160.
https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-sc ... e-rankingsThis says that there are 785 enrolled. If you break it into quarters it roughly comes to 196 ( weekend + weekday) . I’m guessing conservatively that each quarter there will be about 160 students.
Maybe this year is different. Just being positive
Wouldn’t this be 785 enrolled total? So people take 2-3 years to finish the program. Let’s assume 10 quarters of enrollment then. That would mean any given quarter has about 80 students allocated to it (expected to graduate essentially)... as students graduate they admit new ones at roughly the same rate (or more depending on the quarter where there is usually more applicants, such as Fall, or an unusual year like this one).
785/4 is not how many they’d admit in a single quarter because there are 4 quarters per year (of which students could be admitted to any) and then students take more than 1 year to finish the program.
Let’s assume 100 for this quarter (evening + weekend combined) at the top end (since some applied early who would have just applied for Fall). It would probably still make sense they admit 150 because they expect some not to attend - some may be accepted to other top part time programs in their area (Booth is in Chicago too plus programs close to wherever other students living elsewhere might live or easier to travel to compared to Chicago).