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No news yet....tsk tsk tsk :(
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For those who have received the interview invitation, Has there been a change on your Application Activity home page?
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No news yet....tsk tsk tsk :(

Same! I guess we'll just have to wait until Friday, November 12 :oops: :oops: :oops:
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For those who have received the interview invitation, Has there been a change on your Application Activity home page?

No.
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So the AdCom blog says....

When we first receive an application, we evaluate an applicant’s academic record (i.e., undergraduate GPA, institution, major and course rigor; GMAT/GRE score; and, for non-native English speakers, the TOEFL/IELTS score) and an applicant’s professional experience. The rationale for looking at these two elements first is that we want to have a relatively high degree of confidence that the applicant can be academically successful in our rigorous program and will have knowledge and experience to contribute to class discussions and team projects.

The first review guides our preliminary interview invitation list. Some applicants may be placed on the list early on while others may be added later in the process. But when an applicant is placed on the interview invitation list doesn’t impact the timing of the interview invitation or the final decision nor is it an indicator of an applicant’s likelihood of being admitted. This year, interview invitations will be extended in two blocks in Rounds 1 and 2 rather than on a rolling basis, as we’ve done in the past.


I think the first round interview calls directly translates into 700+ GMAT scores, high GPA and an excellent career track. Second round of interview invitation digs deeper into the essays for further filtration.
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How long before all invites for Block 1 (Oct 25) are rolled out? Any speculations?
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So the AdCom blog says....

When we first receive an application, we evaluate an applicant’s academic record (i.e., undergraduate GPA, institution, major and course rigor; GMAT/GRE score; and, for non-native English speakers, the TOEFL/IELTS score) and an applicant’s professional experience. The rationale for looking at these two elements first is that we want to have a relatively high degree of confidence that the applicant can be academically successful in our rigorous program and will have knowledge and experience to contribute to class discussions and team projects.

The first review guides our preliminary interview invitation list. Some applicants may be placed on the list early on while others may be added later in the process. But when an applicant is placed on the interview invitation list doesn’t impact the timing of the interview invitation or the final decision nor is it an indicator of an applicant’s likelihood of being admitted. This year, interview invitations will be extended in two blocks in Rounds 1 and 2 rather than on a rolling basis, as we’ve done in the past.


I think the first round interview calls directly translates into 700+ GMAT scores, high GPA and an excellent career track. Second round of interview invitation digs deeper into the essays for further filtration.


i dont know... there are some high gmaters who hasnt reported (maybe busy). it might just be a combination of those since my gpa is like 2.92... but she also went on saying that 1st batch doesnt mean advantage over 2nd batch. So IMO once you are invited for either batch you are standing on even ground and the interview might be the key in getting admit?
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applied r1 and got an interview invite today
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congrats bei, i've added you on the 1st page.
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Do you think there is any difference between interviewing on Nov 5 vs Nov 12?
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Do you think there is any difference between interviewing on Nov 5 vs Nov 12?

i think the only difference may be the interviewer will be more experienced. they use 2nd years so if you pick later date they wouldve had many interviews under their belt and have a better understanding of the process..
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Has anyone heard anything back recently? I wonder if the invitation will extend out all the way to 5pm EST.
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ok so are super saturday invites random or they are viewed as "better candidates"?

hi, i just found out about this forum - feel free to add me to this list of r1 applicants to ross. i just heard back from ross re: an interview today and am wondering this same thing - is there a difference between candidates who got invited to super saturday vs. someone who was offered an interview?
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ok so are super saturday invites random or they are viewed as "better candidates"?

hi, i just found out about this forum - feel free to add me to this list of r1 applicants to ross. i just heard back from ross re: an interview today and am wondering this same thing - is there a difference between candidates who got invited to super saturday vs. someone who was offered an interview?

Per the prior year Ross thread, plenty of the Super Saturday invites were admitted to the school. I'd say your chances are just fine.
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ok so are super saturday invites random or they are viewed as "better candidates"?

hi, i just found out about this forum - feel free to add me to this list of r1 applicants to ross. i just heard back from ross re: an interview today and am wondering this same thing - is there a difference between candidates who got invited to super saturday vs. someone who was offered an interview?

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As another data point, I have not received an interview invitation (yet).
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So the AdCom blog says....

When we first receive an application, we evaluate an applicant’s academic record (i.e., undergraduate GPA, institution, major and course rigor; GMAT/GRE score; and, for non-native English speakers, the TOEFL/IELTS score) and an applicant’s professional experience. The rationale for looking at these two elements first is that we want to have a relatively high degree of confidence that the applicant can be academically successful in our rigorous program and will have knowledge and experience to contribute to class discussions and team projects.

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I think the first round interview calls directly translates into 700+ GMAT scores, high GPA and an excellent career track. Second round of interview invitation digs deeper into the essays for further filtration.

not true in my case for stellar gpa/gmat however i do have a very good career track
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