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So basically US applicants who have not heard back yet have very little chance of getting in. Oh well.... :cry:
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So basically US applicants who have not heard back yet have very little chance of getting in. Oh well.... :cry:

don't worry, anything is possible until the deadline
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Dinged. Email at 2:08 PM PST.

740, 3.5 undergrad eecs, 3.8 masters, both from ivy league, 5 yr high tech, decent EC, 28yr male indian IT in cali

Good luck!
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F / Brazilian / 690 / 5 yr investment banking
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Put yourself in the mind of a student application reviewer (which some of you may become). What are the main factors that would cause you to accept or reject a candidate? What would you look for in a candidate? If you had 500 applications to go through, how would you weed out the candidates? Just curious, plus it could be helpful to those applying next year.

1. Does the applicant have clear, well thought-out career goals? Does the applicant have a reasonable chance of achieving these goals based on their background and what they'll pick up through an MBA?
2. Does the applicant have a good understanding of what Kellogg is all about? Does the applicant explain convincingly why Kellogg is the right school for them and how they'll contribute to the community here?
3. Is the applicant an interesting person that I'd want to spend time with? Would I want this person in one of my groups? Does their application stand out from the hundreds of others that I've read?

NB: I am not a student reader. This is just what I'd care about if I were reading applications.
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PercyJ
Put yourself in the mind of a student application reviewer (which some of you may become). What are the main factors that would cause you to accept or reject a candidate? What would you look for in a candidate? If you had 500 applications to go through, how would you weed out the candidates? Just curious, plus it could be helpful to those applying next year.

1. Does the applicant have clear, well thought-out career goals? Does the applicant have a reasonable chance of achieving these goals based on their background and what they'll pick up through an MBA?
2. Does the applicant have a good understanding of what Kellogg is all about? Does the applicant explain convincingly why Kellogg is the right school for them and how they'll contribute to the community here?
3. Is the applicant an interesting person that I'd want to spend time with? Would I want this person in one of my groups? Does their application stand out from the hundreds of others that I've read?
4. Does the person go insane on GMAT Club?

NB: I am not a student reader. This is just what I'd care about if I were reading applications.

Fixed that for you Jerz :twisted:

(Don't worry, I'm not a student reader either...
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LOL!

Monkbent,

going by point 4 , I think I should be expecting my admit anytime now.
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Hi any clue on ppl who interviewed between march 1st and 2nd week. M an indian applicant, got a waiver and then followed by a phone interview.. yet to hear back from kellogg...

decent ECs, 710, M/ 31 on matriculation.. currently working in retail banking.
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Hi any clue on ppl who interviewed between march 1st and 2nd week. M an indian applicant, got a waiver and then followed by a phone interview.. yet to hear back from kellogg...

decent ECs, 710, M/ 31 on matriculation.. currently working in retail banking.

@ kaushik -

I interviewed in late jan ( Indian applicant), yet to hear from them.
There are hardly 10 days left..so no amount of guessing would help this time..
Since you got a waiver and then a call, guess they want you more badly than you want them..
All the best!!
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I am in the same boat .. had an alum interview .. I think all the desi's in desi land are waiting !
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I emailed the adcom regarding when we should hear about admissions decisions for those in the JD/MBA . I will let you know if I receive any response tomorrow.



andrewcs



From R1, it looks like the first JD/MBA ding was Dec 14, which 'more or less' maps to March 15... I'd expect to hear from the JD/MBA applicants any day now.
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kaushikb
Hi any clue on ppl who interviewed between march 1st and 2nd week. M an indian applicant, got a waiver and then followed by a phone interview.. yet to hear back from kellogg...

decent ECs, 710, M/ 31 on matriculation.. currently working in retail banking.

@ kaushik -

I interviewed in late jan ( Indian applicant), yet to hear from them.
There are hardly 10 days left..so no amount of guessing would help this time..
Since you got a waiver and then a call, guess they want you more badly than you want them..
All the best!!

thanks buddy - with ding from Ross / wharton and no interview call yet from darden.. dunno where all the effort is heading! wish everyone waiting in the forum all the very best...

Am already thinking of reapping now.. LoL
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Ding here. Now Anderson is my only hope.
Good luck to everyone!
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when did u interview with kellogg??
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Have any of the MMM admits received or heard of anybody getting the Wally Hopp Scholarship that is specifically for MMM students? I am just trying to determine if this is something that would have been offered up front or if there is still a possibility of receiving this later in the process.
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If you are asking me, I had my interview with alum on 1/30 in my country.
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At this point of the game is it worth letting Kellogg know that I've had a change in work environment? (ie: shelved a start-up)
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