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Re: Calling all Stanford GSB MBA Applicants: (2019 Intake) Class of 2021!
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01 Mar 2019, 23:08
WOW congratulations akshatg92 how does it feel to be an Indian shortlisted for Stanford? That is a big deal. Would love to know more about your profile and why you think you were picked.
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Just received my invite!! To others waiting, do not give up hope. I had almost given up!
To others who have received an invite, do PM me if you want to mock interview each other. Thanks
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05 Mar 2019, 18:08
I just got an email saying that they are going to conduct a phone interview for me. I am a little surprised, since I don't live in a small market (although it isn't stocked full of GSB alums). They didn't request I travel either.
Has anyone interviewed via phone with an adcom? Is it better to call and see if I can travel to do an alum interview, since that seems to be the norm? Any expert knowledge is greatly appreciated.
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06 Mar 2019, 03:00
anon2019 wrote:
I just got an email saying that they are going to conduct a phone interview for me. I am a little surprised, since I don't live in a small market (although it isn't stocked full of GSB alums). They didn't request I travel either.
Has anyone interviewed via phone with an adcom? Is it better to call and see if I can travel to do an alum interview, since that seems to be the norm? Any expert knowledge is greatly appreciated.
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08 Mar 2019, 09:45
Not sure if you already got the situation figured out, but my gut tells me that if they want to do a phone interview with you, they already know they can't match you. Even in markets where there are lots of GSB alums, it can be an issue because 1) people have to volunteer proactively to be an interviewer, so the number of people in the pool is much smaller than the overall number of alums, and 2) people travel a lot, etc.
I think you could offer to travel THERE to meet the adcom personally, but I feel like they already know that it needs to be them who interviews you.
Keep us posted on what happens, and best of luck!
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I just got an email saying that they are going to conduct a phone interview for me. I am a little surprised, since I don't live in a small market (although it isn't stocked full of GSB alums). They didn't request I travel either.
Has anyone interviewed via phone with an adcom? Is it better to call and see if I can travel to do an alum interview, since that seems to be the norm? Any expert knowledge is greatly appreciated.
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Does anyone have any insight or thoughts into how much the interview matters with GSB now? I know that with DB people thought it was a pretty low bar to clear but wondering how it is with the new dean.
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