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Calling Simon (Rochester) MBA Applicants: 2020 Intake [Class of 2022]
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11 Nov 2019, 13:59
I would just say that be honest with your answers. Think about why you chose to apply to Simon and why you are a good fit. How does it relate to your career goals? And lastly, know your resume inside out.
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22 Nov 2019, 04:02
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The decision deadline for R1 is 15th December. The F2F interviews for Indian students are scheduled in Mumbai on 8th December. I think the AdCom must have already made the decisions and the interview might just be a sanity check.
Thoughts on this?
gmatclubot
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