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07 Mar 2021, 19:36
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As MIT SDM wavies GMAT/GRE this year, is there anyone applied without GRE/GMAT scores and get interviewed or admitted? Just trying to understand if there is really no disadvantage to apply without test scores.
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Joined: 26 Aug 2017
Last visit: 05 Feb 2023
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Location: Japan
Schools: HBS '22 CBS '23 (S) MIT SDM "22 (A)
GRE 1: Q165 V153
GPA: 3.08
08 Mar 2021, 01:11
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Got accepted, status updated March 8 00:20.
Very happy! Good luck to those who are still in the process.
Very happy! Good luck to those who are still in the process.
08 Mar 2021, 01:13
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I got interviewed last week and this morning, unfortunately, received a rejection letter.
My GPA was 3.1, I did not submit a GRE score, and my interview went “ok”. I have 9 years of experience and several global awards that supported my application.
My recommendation letters were prepared by VPs or large companies that were MIT alumni and one vice minister I closely worked with for years.
I think I needed to display higher ambitions in terms of future goals, and I needed to substantiate my low GPA with technical experience that proves my competency to carry out the SDM curriculum.
It’s very painful to get rejected after an interview. You feel so close and they snatch it from you. I’m going to find a corner to cry in for the time being and look for another opportunity tomorrow
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My GPA was 3.1, I did not submit a GRE score, and my interview went “ok”. I have 9 years of experience and several global awards that supported my application.
My recommendation letters were prepared by VPs or large companies that were MIT alumni and one vice minister I closely worked with for years.
I think I needed to display higher ambitions in terms of future goals, and I needed to substantiate my low GPA with technical experience that proves my competency to carry out the SDM curriculum.
It’s very painful to get rejected after an interview. You feel so close and they snatch it from you. I’m going to find a corner to cry in for the time being and look for another opportunity tomorrow
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