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Ari Gold got his JD/MBA from Ross. That is enough reason for me!
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Hi,

Please add me in the list as well....I applied in R1 and got an interview call on 12 Nov. I had my interview with a Ross alum on 21 Nov. Now waiting for the final result....Fingers crossed.. :)
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Man, on some other threads the decision day has arrived and posters rejoice with buzz or commiserate. Still playing the waiting game here.
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Does anyone know what percentage of interviewees are accepted?
Ross is my only hope!
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Does anyone know what percentage of interviewees are accepted?
Ross is my only hope!

Anecdotal information from previous years suggests that about 50% of Ross interviewees get accepted every year. This year however, the percentage of people receiving invites itself has been lower (at least on this board). So, I would hazard a guess that the percentage of interviewees finally getting accepted would somewhat more than 50% this year.
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count me in for Rd 2
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Does anyone know what percentage of interviewees are accepted?
Ross is my only hope!

Anecdotal information from previous years suggests that about 50% of Ross interviewees get accepted every year. This year however, the percentage of people receiving invites itself has been lower (at least on this board). So, I would hazard a guess that the percentage of interviewees finally getting accepted would somewhat more than 50% this year.

Thank you KingKREEP! :)
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Count me in for R2.
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I'd really be happy if they release the decision this year :)
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I'd really be happy if they release the decision this year :)

I couldn't agree more. I'm fortunate enough to have a great secondary option, but I want the waiting game to end sooner rather than later.
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In other humorous news:

Some int'l guy (won't say what country) was bashing other schools during my visit to Ross.

It's one thing to talk up schools during interviews/visits. It's another to bash other schools and talk trash.

That's very odd. Was this a current Ross student or a prospective student?

Just throwing out a different perspective here. Compared to a lot of other countries, the U.S. has a very strong culture of political correctness. In some countries I grew up in, it's common for people to criticize more than Americans usually do. There's nothing wrong about it. People are just being honest. And in some cultures people tend to focus more on negatives and shortcomings rather than positives.
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In other humorous news:

Some int'l guy (won't say what country) was bashing other schools during my visit to Ross.

It's one thing to talk up schools during interviews/visits. It's another to bash other schools and talk trash.

That's very odd. Was this a current Ross student or a prospective student?

Just throwing out a different perspective here. Compared to a lot of other countries, the U.S. has a very strong culture of political correctness. In some countries I grew up in, it's common for people to criticize more than Americans usually do. There's nothing wrong about it. People are just being honest. And in some cultures people tend to focus more on negatives and shortcomings rather than positives.

That's an interesting point, though I can't really comment on it, because I haven't visited business schools outside the US. I agree that there is a lot of political correctness in this country. Sometimes it's good, but other times, it prevents meaningful discussion. Personally though, I tend to be a more optimistic person, so I do have a tendency to focus more on the positives.
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In other humorous news:

Some int'l guy (won't say what country) was bashing other schools during my visit to Ross.

It's one thing to talk up schools during interviews/visits. It's another to bash other schools and talk trash.

That's very odd. Was this a current Ross student or a prospective student?

Just throwing out a different perspective here. Compared to a lot of other countries, the U.S. has a very strong culture of political correctness. In some countries I grew up in, it's common for people to criticize more than Americans usually do. There's nothing wrong about it. People are just being honest. And in some cultures people tend to focus more on negatives and shortcomings rather than positives.

I agree. US is full of optimism and that is why I like living here so much! In other countries, and particularly my home country, people sit together and *complain* about other people...he is like this, she is like that...that is their favorite pastime. But in US people hang out and chat about TV shows, football/baseball/basketball games and food/dishes and share their experiences...judgmental statements are not that common and neither appreciated.

US offers different things for people of different likings. That prospective student did not understand that. If s/he likes, say, college towns then s/he need not bash Stern or Columbia to prove his/her point. By bashing other schools on US soil s/he has shown that s/he does not have "cultural sensitivity".

danred opined that there is nothing wrong with criticizing others in the name of honesty. I disagree, it's emotional abuse. Besides, lot of emotional energy gets spent on dealing with criticism instead of achieving efficiency.

Optimism is very powerful, I can say this with my own experiences.
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There is constructive criticism with tactful suggestions how to make things better and destructive criticism (moaning, putting people down)
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I agree. US is full of optimism and that is why I like living here so much! In other countries, and particularly my home country, people sit together and *complain* about other people...he is like this, she is like that...that is their favorite pastime. But in US people hang out and chat about TV shows, football/baseball/basketball games and food/dishes and share their experiences...judgmental statements are not that common and neither appreciated.

US offers different things for people of different likings. That prospective student did not understand that. If s/he likes, say, college towns then s/he need not bash Stern or Columbia to prove his/her point. By bashing other schools on US soil s/he has shown that s/he does not have "cultural sensitivity".

danred opined that there is nothing wrong with criticizing others in the name of honesty. I disagree, it's emotional abuse. Besides, lot of emotional energy gets spent on dealing with criticism instead of achieving efficiency.

Optimism is very powerful, I can say this with my own experiences.

International here, I couldn't agree more!!
That's why I am applying to US Bschools :)
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