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jbug
Joined: 29 Jan 2014
Last visit: 30 Mar 2015
Posts: 14
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Given Kudos: 32
Schools: Marshall '17 (S) Anderson '17 (S)
GMAT 1: 710 Q49 V38
GPA: 3.79
WE:Accounting (Accounting)
21 Jan 2015, 11:52
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R1 applicant here and interviewed in mid November. I did not hear anything from the early notification round.
I'm trying not to drown in anxiety before hearing the final decision on the 28th.[/quote]
I'm in the same boat. I'm American, background in accounting and finance, 4 years of work experience, 3.8 GPA, CPA, 710 GMAT. I'm not optimistic about my chances of admission, but I believe the bulk of acceptances for round one will be released on the 28th. I imagine the early batch was relatively small.[/quote]
How come you don't feel great about your chances? Your gmat and gpa are competitive. Having a CPA certainly helps!
I truly hope you're right that most acceptances go out on the 28th. Seems like the early decisions went out to international students, non-west coast applicants and UCLA undergrad alums. At least that's what I would like to believe as a California native![/quote]
I applied last year as well and felt really good about my application. I received an interview invite in the first batch. I was pretty confident that I would get in and learnt my lesson when the decisions were released.
I'm trying not to drown in anxiety before hearing the final decision on the 28th.[/quote]
I'm in the same boat. I'm American, background in accounting and finance, 4 years of work experience, 3.8 GPA, CPA, 710 GMAT. I'm not optimistic about my chances of admission, but I believe the bulk of acceptances for round one will be released on the 28th. I imagine the early batch was relatively small.[/quote]
How come you don't feel great about your chances? Your gmat and gpa are competitive. Having a CPA certainly helps!
I truly hope you're right that most acceptances go out on the 28th. Seems like the early decisions went out to international students, non-west coast applicants and UCLA undergrad alums. At least that's what I would like to believe as a California native![/quote]
I applied last year as well and felt really good about my application. I received an interview invite in the first batch. I was pretty confident that I would get in and learnt my lesson when the decisions were released.
21 Jan 2015, 12:29
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jbug
I'm in the same boat. I'm American, background in accounting and finance, 4 years of work experience, 3.8 GPA, CPA, 710 GMAT. I'm not optimistic about my chances of admission, but I believe the bulk of acceptances for round one will be released on the 28th. I imagine the early batch was relatively small.[/quote]
How come you don't feel great about your chances? Your gmat and gpa are competitive. Having a CPA certainly helps!
I truly hope you're right that most acceptances go out on the 28th. Seems like the early decisions went out to international students, non-west coast applicants and UCLA undergrad alums. At least that's what I would like to believe as a California native![/quote]
I applied last year as well and felt really good about my application. I received an interview invite in the first batch. I was pretty confident that I would get in and learnt my lesson when the decisions were released.[/quote]
Sorry to hear that! Since you got an extra year of work experience, I'm sure you have additional accomplishments to bolster your profile. I'm thinking if your application is essentially the same, they wouldn't have invited you back for another interview.
But I understand your position. I'm an Asian American male in finance. The applicant pool is competitive
jbug
Joined: 29 Jan 2014
Last visit: 30 Mar 2015
Posts: 14
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 32
Schools: Marshall '17 (S) Anderson '17 (S)
GMAT 1: 710 Q49 V38
GPA: 3.79
WE:Accounting (Accounting)
21 Jan 2015, 13:04
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I applied last year as well and felt really good about my application. I received an interview invite in the first batch. I was pretty confident that I would get in and learnt my lesson when the decisions were released.[/quote]
Sorry to hear that! Since you got an extra year of work experience, I'm sure you have additional accomplishments to bolster your profile. I'm thinking if your application is essentially the same, they wouldn't have invited you back for another interview.
But I understand your position. I'm an Asian American male in finance. The applicant pool is competitive[/quote]
I wouldn't have it any other way! Good luck!
Sorry to hear that! Since you got an extra year of work experience, I'm sure you have additional accomplishments to bolster your profile. I'm thinking if your application is essentially the same, they wouldn't have invited you back for another interview.
But I understand your position. I'm an Asian American male in finance. The applicant pool is competitive
[/quote]I wouldn't have it any other way! Good luck!
21 Jan 2015, 17:17
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qw1981
I totally understand what you're going through. If things don't work out with Anderson, I might need to give up on my career goals and go in another direction.
Hope we all hear some good news next week...
