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wp06
Current Student
Joined: 29 Jun 2010
Last visit: 14 Jan 2019
Posts: 307
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 75
Status:Wharton bound
Affiliations: VFW, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, West Point Association of Graduates
Concentration: Strategic Management and Finance
GPA: 3.3
WE 1: Army Ranger / Infantry Platoon Leader Operation Iraqi Freedom (2 yrs)
WE 2: Company Executive Officer (1 yr)
WE 3: Company Commander (2 yrs)
21 Mar 2011, 12:46
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not positive, id likely take wharton, luckily i get about 30K in GI Bill so the net different is not that much.
i also applied to the Pat Tillman Foundation scholarship for vets and I expect to get some VA disability money from injuries during my service, yea im broken at age 26
so money matters to me a lot but i already fell into the trap of going to west point because it was free...yea lots of great people but def not much fun
i also applied to the Pat Tillman Foundation scholarship for vets and I expect to get some VA disability money from injuries during my service, yea im broken at age 26
so money matters to me a lot but i already fell into the trap of going to west point because it was free...yea lots of great people but def not much fun
21 Mar 2011, 12:49
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wp06
Gotcha. Good luck on Thursday
let me know what you decided! 21 Mar 2011, 16:33
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GMAT802
Thanks!
I pretty much accepted it was a ding when I saw that people who applied around the same time as me were getting invited to interview, or even accepted, before I heard back at all. I guess it goes to show there's always a chance. It probably also shows that the interview will be an uphill battle for late invites.
I think the reason for the 60% isn't necessarily because of less invites, but more because everyone who attends has to have an interview. I figure there's people applying who are pretty much slam dunks and 99% likely to get in as long as they don't completely screw up the interview (i.e., if interviews were not mandatory, this group would receive a direct admit). I think that group is inflating the 60% statistic a little, depending on the size and bunch of assumptions I just made.
