Welcome 2025-2026 Rotman MBA Applicants Welcome, all Rotman class of 2028 hopefuls. Let's use this platform to know each other, exchange ideas, and discuss app strategies. Who all are applying? Let us know by commenting below. Follow the thread and bookmark this post Join Rotman chat Rotman MBA Deadlines 2025-26 Round Application Due Decisions By Early Round Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Rotman MBA Essay 2023-24 Essay 1 Our admitted students stand out by doing interesting things with their personal and professional lives — something we describe as the ‘spike factor’; what are the things that you have done in your life that demonstrate Passion / Grit / Resilience / Innovation / Drive / Ambition and more? This can cross all or any aspects of life outside of work – hobbies, volunteerism, awards, entrepreneurial ventures, sports and the arts. We believe that exposure to a rich diversity of viewpoints makes for a superior learning experience, and pride ourselves on building a diverse class of exceptional individuals who will go on to make the School proud as professionals and alumni. Explain your spike factor (something unique about yourself) that you believe will contribute to the Rotman community and is aligned with Rotman values. (up to 500 words)* Optional – Please upload 1-3 of your ‘spikiest’ pictures to the supplemental items section of your application here. Note: Your photos must be uploaded as a single PDF. Rotman Class Profile Class of '25 Students Enrolled 266 Avg. Age 28 Avg. GPA 3.6 Avg. WE 60 Average GMAT 672 % International Students 70% % Women 49% View the full Rotman Class Profile Class of 2025 --> https://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/Degrees/MastersPrograms/MBAprograms/FulltimeMBA/StudentLife/ClassProfile

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Hi, I just realized that R2 was in November 😭... I was assuming it would be in the first week of a January , it was always like this? Or is it a recent change?

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I'd spoken to an adcom member in person for a coffee chat He had all the basic information about my application, and it was essentially a free space to ask questions in a ~20 minute conversation I asked about the average GMAT, class profile, scholarship availability, non-traditional applicants, and he essentially did an informal profile evaluation for me. We then spoke about how the course structure can be tailored for different post-MBA goals Would recommend that you go in with a few specific questions and a general direction for the conversation That said, you can always build on the inputs and information that they provide

I think the Canadian schools have relatively earlier deadlines, even Rotman Hi, been in the Fintech space for 4 years, heavy ECs and community engagement, 324 GRE, Tier 2 Indian undergrad in Comp Sci