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rj594
Joined: 27 Aug 2012
Last visit: 07 May 2013
Posts: 18
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Schools: Yale '20 Johnson '20 Anderson '20 INSEAD Jan'18 Ivey '18
25 Oct 2012, 20:59
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Hey just curious, when looking at the table of the reported GPAs, are people posting the GPA of the last 60 units or for the full CGPA? I don't think Rotman calculates the CGPA...just looking for a better understanding of where I stand. Thanks in advance
31 Jan 2013, 08:21
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Just interviewed by Ivey last week. I was told to expect a positive news half way through and at the end of the interview. So I am hoping that I will get into Ivey.
My Concern is that I haven't researched too much about Rotmans MBA program because I wanted to apply to US schools only. I have two questions here
1) Is it too late to apply since Rotman doesn't have rolling admissions anymore. Therefore I will have to wait for atleast another 2 months for a decision from Rotman.
2) If anyone could share their thoughts on why they chose Rotman over Ivey.
My Concern is that I haven't researched too much about Rotmans MBA program because I wanted to apply to US schools only. I have two questions here
1) Is it too late to apply since Rotman doesn't have rolling admissions anymore. Therefore I will have to wait for atleast another 2 months for a decision from Rotman.
2) If anyone could share their thoughts on why they chose Rotman over Ivey.
31 Jan 2013, 19:50
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I think you'd be alright to apply Rotman still, they have extra Rounds and still treat it similar to a rolling admission.
Ivey's a great program too, but really you are looking at 1yr vs 2yr. That's a huge difference, and it really depends on which meets your goals better. I think the general perception is they are both great with Ivey having slightly better consulting placement, and Rotman slightly better for finance placement.
Ivey's a great program too, but really you are looking at 1yr vs 2yr. That's a huge difference, and it really depends on which meets your goals better. I think the general perception is they are both great with Ivey having slightly better consulting placement, and Rotman slightly better for finance placement.
