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15 Dec 2011, 09:58
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I have the eaxct same questions as Romano25 and would really appreciate any advice!
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15 Dec 2011, 10:12
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I suggest against doing so for two reasons:
1) A main reason why schools put people on waitlist is because they are not sure who will attend and who will not. In an ideal non-quantum non-relativity world, they would admit only those who they think WILL ATTEND their program. Unfortunately there is no way to find out, so they waitlist people. Now in such a situation where 'there is NO way to find that out', you are actually GOING and TELLING them yourself - you are guiding them toward believing that you MIGHT not attend Haas
2) This is my opinion and I might be wrong - but they might take this as a 'threat' or 'warning' so to speak. I hope this does not sound like - 'Hey fella, I have an admit already, that too from M7, so bring it on BRO' lol
well jokes apart, my 0.02$ - avoid it..just wait till they call you...anyway you have nothing to lose..
15 Dec 2011, 10:19
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Hey guys,
Just thought I'd share this with you. I received an interview invite from Berkeley Haas in late November, and when I scheduled an on-campus interview, the latest date it (the online scheduling system) would allow me to interview on-campus was Friday December 9th.
Now make of this what you will, perhaps they opened up new interview slots after that? Has anyone received an invite in mid-December? But my impression was that they're probably done interviewing for Round 1.
Also, to the question about letting Haas know about acceptance to another MBA program - I would definitely suggest against it too. It's not a standard practice, and there's no way to know how they would react, but I expect it would affect your candidacy negatively.
Just thought I'd share this with you. I received an interview invite from Berkeley Haas in late November, and when I scheduled an on-campus interview, the latest date it (the online scheduling system) would allow me to interview on-campus was Friday December 9th.
Now make of this what you will, perhaps they opened up new interview slots after that? Has anyone received an invite in mid-December? But my impression was that they're probably done interviewing for Round 1.
Also, to the question about letting Haas know about acceptance to another MBA program - I would definitely suggest against it too. It's not a standard practice, and there's no way to know how they would react, but I expect it would affect your candidacy negatively.
