Welcome all Foster class of 2022 hopefuls. Let's use this platform to know each-other, exchange ideas, discuss app strategies, and some profile discussions may be? Give a shout out! Foster Decision Tracker & Historical Admit Data | Add Foster to your profile Foster Video Interview Tips from a Current Student Class Profile Class Size: 125 (Women 42%; International: 27%) Avg GMAT: 696 (Middle 80% Range: 650-730) Avg GPA: 3.31 Average age: 29 (Range 24-39) Average WE: 6.06 MBA 2018 Graduate Employment Profile Offer accepted within 3 months after graduation: 99% Offer accepted at graduation: 84% Average salary*: $118,355 Range of salaries* $54,989-160,000

Yeah. I realized it after I replied. I would go with full business attire.

I wore upscale business casual. I completed my video interview yesterday - I was anxious, and stumbled a bit. Hopefully I did better than I feel I did, I'm much more comfortable interviewing in person. I've applied to 4 schools Round 1 while working 60+ hours/week and I think my nerves are fraying...

I feel you mate. I'm applying to 11 in R1 but I'm lucky that my manager allows me to take some time off for this. Anyways, periwonka what questions did you face? Were both of them speaking tasks or did you get a written task as well?

Guys! Can someone share what type of questions were asked in the video essay?

Just completed my video interview. My two questions: Name a time when you preferred to communicate in person as opposed to via email. Explain why. Name a time when you had multiple competing deadlines. How did you handled the different deadlines, and what happened to those that you did not make a priority. Something along those lines, but relatively straightforward.

In case anyone needs, here is a compilation of Foster video interview questions from last year https://gmatclub.com/forum/compilation- ... l#p2205850

I have completed my graduation from a university in India and my transcript says the medium of instruction is English. Do I need to submit TOEFL/IELTS scores?

Nine times out of 10, if English is noted as the language of instruction for your undergraduate you do not need to provide further evidence but each school has a different policy and that policy changes from one year to the next.. so I would recommend that you look on the website and if you cannot find it there contact Admissions. And I would recommend you do that for each and every school you apply to. Posted from my mobile device

Apologies for the delay, all. My video interview questions were: -What is the best piece of advice you have ever received? -Tell us about a time you had too much on your plate - how did you prioritize? Good luck!