Thank you for using the timer - this advanced tool can estimate your performance and suggest more practice questions. We have subscribed you to Daily Prep Questions via email.
Customized for You
we will pick new questions that match your level based on your Timer History
Track Your Progress
every week, we’ll send you an estimated GMAT score based on your performance
Practice Pays
we will pick new questions that match your level based on your Timer History
Not interested in getting valuable practice questions and articles delivered to your email? No problem, unsubscribe here.
Thank you for using the timer!
We noticed you are actually not timing your practice. Click the START button first next time you use the timer.
There are many benefits to timing your practice, including:
Are international students really at a disadvantage if they apply during R2 at Stern? The website recommends applying in R1 but as the deadline is approaching I don't feel my application is as good as it can be and I might be able to put together a better application if I don't rush it over the next one week.
Are international students really at a disadvantage if they apply during R2 at Stern? The website recommends applying in R1 but as the deadline is approaching I don't feel my application is as good as it can be and I might be able to put together a better application if I don't rush it over the next one week.
Show more
I think that R1 advisory is just a safety measure for Visas etc. Not a necessity. Though apparantly they do not interview outside NY after the round 1!
Are international students really at a disadvantage if they apply during R2 at Stern? The website recommends applying in R1 but as the deadline is approaching I don't feel my application is as good as it can be and I might be able to put together a better application if I don't rush it over the next one week.
I think that R1 advisory is just a safety measure for Visas etc. Not a necessity. Though apparantly they do not interview outside NY after the round 1!
Show more
was browsing through previous years thread at various forums ... it seems that NYU off campus interviews are held in march ... do you have info about any r1 applicant who was interviewed off campus in jan ???
Are international students really at a disadvantage if they apply during R2 at Stern? The website recommends applying in R1 but as the deadline is approaching I don't feel my application is as good as it can be and I might be able to put together a better application if I don't rush it over the next one week.
I think that R1 advisory is just a safety measure for Visas etc. Not a necessity. Though apparantly they do not interview outside NY after the round 1!
was browsing through previous years thread at various forums ... it seems that NYU off campus interviews are held in march ... do you have info about any r1 applicant who was interviewed off campus in jan ???
Show more
Nope. No idea! but March would be pretty late I guess...
Are there any actual Stern Students or Alumni on this forum?? I have a couple of questions regarding life at Stern that I would like to ask, if you can PM me. Thank you.
Are there any actual Stern Students or Alumni on this forum?? I have a couple of questions regarding life at Stern that I would like to ask, if you can PM me. Thank you.
Show more
You can easily find the contact info of a lot of student ambassadors on the Stern website. Try that!
not really: here are the instructions:The file cannot exceed 500 KB in size and should be in .doc, .wpd, .rtf, .xls, .pdf, .docx, .xlsx or .txt format.
My presentation is about 3 MB, I have pictures etc in it
not really: here are the instructions:The file cannot exceed 500 KB in size and should be in .doc, .wpd, .rtf, .xls, .pdf, .docx, .xlsx or .txt format.
My presentation is about 3 MB, I have pictures etc in it
Show more
Convert to PDF to reduce the filesize while maintaining readability. That's what I did before.
Does anyone know if you can submit your application before your recommendations are complete? I'm assuming my recommendations will submit my recs this weekend, but I think I read that NYU reviews Applications on a FIFO basis, so I'd like to submit my application as soon as possible.
You can submit your application before your recommendations are submitted. But your application will not be read until all the materials are in I believe.
Just FYI, Stern does not follow a rolling process like Columbia (FIFO = reads the first app as soon as it is submitted, notify as soon as review is done). Instead, Stern aggregates all of the apps on deadline day and notifies on a rolling basis (revised FIFO = reads the first complete app on deadline day, notifies as soon as review is done).
Oh. so it won't be considered complete until they submit their portions? Dang. Oh well. I guess I don't really care how long I wait. I just care if I get in or not. Thanks for the info.
I'd call the AdCom office to double check. They might review the application if a recommendation is late. They will definitely review if everything is in though, obviously.