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Calling all Stanford GSB MBA Applicants: (2019 Intake) Class of 2021!
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08 Nov 2018, 07:40
I've kind of already written this one off. I know it was my weakest application as it was my first due to deadlines, when I compare my later essays to this, it is worlds apart. But I guess a lot of people are in the same boat with that
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09 Nov 2018, 15:36
In general, does anyone know the order in which admissions officers review applications? In order of application submission? In order of applications completed (e.g., recommendation letters might come in later)? Is it randomized? I know that different admissions committee members have different "buckets," but are these buckets ordered somehow?
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09 Nov 2018, 15:39
simonayzman wrote:
In general, does anyone know the order in which admissions officers review applications? In order of application submission? In order of applications completed (e.g., recommendation letters might come in later)? Is it randomized? I know that different admissions committee members have different "buckets," but are these buckets ordered somehow?
I don't think anyone really knows about GSB process. But from my estimates, sounds like we only ~75 invites have to be sent out which is 25 invites/ day till next Wednesday.
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