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Re: Calling all Yale SOM MBA Applicants: 2024 Intake Class of 2026
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Hey everyone, in case anyone missed the announcement, Yale sent its reminder via email that it will release its decision on Tuesday, December 5th, 2023 by 5 p.m. ET at the latest. Make sure you log in to your portal and choose your preferred method of communication (email, call, or text) in case you get accepted. The waiting is almost over. Best of luck to all of us.
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Re: Calling all Yale SOM MBA Applicants: 2024 Intake Class of 2026
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let’s hope for the best! I also chose phone call 
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Re: Calling all Yale SOM MBA Applicants: 2024 Intake Class of 2026
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04 Dec 2023, 11:15
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Hey everyone. I know most of you from R1 are concentrating on your decision outcomes but maybe my question will help provide some distraction 😋
When answering the essay questions, do you try to tie in your career goals and SOM even though it might appear to be slightly unrelated to the question?
For example, I saw an example essay from one of the major MBA admissions consulting companies on the "biggest commitment" question. The example did answer the question but then also veered into how the applicant's values tied in with Yale's and then went on to describe the role of Yale in their future career.
To me it seemed like they tried to force their answer into that box but it seems the applicant was admitted anyway. Would any successful admits have an opinion here?
When answering the essay questions, do you try to tie in your career goals and SOM even though it might appear to be slightly unrelated to the question?
For example, I saw an example essay from one of the major MBA admissions consulting companies on the "biggest commitment" question. The example did answer the question but then also veered into how the applicant's values tied in with Yale's and then went on to describe the role of Yale in their future career.
To me it seemed like they tried to force their answer into that box but it seems the applicant was admitted anyway. Would any successful admits have an opinion here?
