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Guys, I think the ADCOM can see the complete applicant pool by now. Any guesses how many seats are filled?
The fact that so many are getting waitlisted is a good sign. They want to do a fair comparison before giving admits and us late app'ers are not forgotten.

Something about myself, I am a 31 year (old :lol: ) project manager with civil engineering background (based in bay area). I am a working mom without any support (except for the giggles and cheers I get from my 3 yr old) and did put a lot of effort to get this application in. In my first shot at GMAT in Nov 2011; I got a 610! It was just too shocking/insulting-exactly 1 month after that I gave my GMAT to get a 720 (Q49 V38). GMAT part of this club, BB and other fighters here were my inspiration. Its been 3 weeks that I submitted my application (only) to EW program at Haas in round 3. No interview invite yet. Frankly with 7-8 years of experience and after managing many big budget projects (with no direct reporting employees though), it would be interesting to know why I should'nt get an interview invite. But lots of factors are accounted when they make a class. May be people with similar backgrounds like me are already in and they don't want more (I know, I could be the snoozer/loser). Anyways next 4 weeks will decide if they wanna talk to me and next 4 months will decide if my dreams come true.

To all those in different stages of wait---Nothing can take away your strengths from you. You tried and that was a win in itself! Don't buckle and don't give up. In the end you will get through and will be surprised that you made it.

Hi, your profile is somewhat similar to mine. Hopefully that doesn't make us competitors. Anyways, did you get an interview call? Sorry, couldn't send a direct message so have to ask here. Thanks.
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Hi. I'm a new member to GMAT club. Been postponing to register. Finally did it though.
Submitted My application on 3/15, got interviewed on 4/23. I'm from civil/construction background. with 10 yrs of exp and GMAT score of 680. I wonder if I have to wait until June 1 to know my fate..

If you're admitted, you're likely to hear a day or two ahead of time. However if you're waitlisted or denied, you won't hear until June 1st and it will be via email.

As for your other comment about competition, while you're correct in that we're all competing against each other for a limited number of seats, it's probably best to take the approach of rooting for everyone from gmatclub to get in as there are enough seats for each of us from this site to get in :-D
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Hi. I'm a new member to GMAT club. Been postponing to register. Finally did it though.
Submitted My application on 3/15, got interviewed on 4/23. I'm from civil/construction background. with 10 yrs of exp and GMAT score of 680. I wonder if I have to wait until June 1 to know my fate..

If you're admitted, you're likely to hear a day or two ahead of time. However if you're waitlisted or denied, you won't hear until June 1st and it will be via email.

As for your other comment about competition, while you're correct in that we're all competing against each other for a limited number of seats, it's probably best to take the approach of rooting for everyone from gmatclub to get in as there are enough seats for each of us from this site to get in :-D

Thanks for the quick response. Of course we need to root for everyone and hope for the best. It's going to be a LONG month until June 1.. Have a good weekend all.
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R3 applicant and got an interview call last week , my interviewer is Britta Narum . Anyone in the forum who has been interviewed by Britta and can give me some insight . Also some insight on what are the topics of interview in general would be really appreciated.
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I think my interview last week was everything I wanted it to be. They talked to me about the exact topics I wanted to get through to the ADCOM. The interviewer was an amazingly nice person who made me feel very comfortable. Also, pretty encouraging ,she sounded genuinely interested in the project management kind of work I was doing in oil and gas; I remember her saying this was a different field she was seeing. I think its people like her who make Haas such a divine experience. If I dont make it this year I plan to work on my deficiencies and keep on trying till I get in. Easier said than done but thats the only option that seems viable at this point.
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Hmm..they waived the requirement for math/stats for me!

I was all set to take the stats test on 18th: had my flight tickets done for Berkeley, had bought the stats book, and was all set to cramp for two weeks. Time to check if I can get refund or credit on the flight tickets.

This is what my status shows at the end.

Prerequisite Courses:
College-level Mathematics: Complete
Statistics: Complete

Nice little surprise there!!!
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R3 applicant and got an interview call last week , my interviewer is Britta Narum . Anyone in the forum who has been interviewed by Britta and can give me some insight . Also some insight on what are the topics of interview in general would be really appreciated.

I was interviewed by Britta Narum.She was very friendly. The interviewed flowed as a normal conversation.She started the interview by asking me to walk through the resume.later she started asking some standard questions such as
how will you r friends you?.
What will your supervisor write in performance review?
What are your short term, longterm goals?

But some of the questions were tough for me. For example she asked me
What is your leadership style?
If you were the CEO for your company, what changes do you make to your company ?


At the starting of interview she said the allotted time is exactly 30 mins. As said she wrapped up the interview in 30 mins. At the end she gave me chance to ask questions.

In the forums I read there are going to be only 5- 6 questions but. For me she asked more than 6 questions, almost 10 - 12 questions.
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Hello Folks,

I studied independently for the stats waiver exam and recently completed it. I got an email from admissions that said that while I completed the exam successfully, i had a bunch of topics to brush up on. They then provided a long list of 5 topics that i should look to improve.

I was wondering if anyone has had a similar experience. Should I be worried that the adcom highlighted a number of topics that I should beef up on and if that will impact their decision to take me off waitlist?
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Hello Folks,

I studied independently for the stats waiver exam and recently completed it. I got an email from admissions that said that while I completed the exam successfully, i had a bunch of topics to brush up on. They then provided a long list of 5 topics that i should look to improve.

I was wondering if anyone has had a similar experience. Should I be worried that the adcom highlighted a number of topics that I should beef up on and if that will impact their decision to take me off waitlist?

While I can't speak definitively and I'm only basing my comment off of assumption, I would assume that the math and stats requirement is nothing more than a check box before they let you attend. Their decision to admit will be best on your interview, GMAT, GPA, work experience, LORs, and essay questions only (another assumption).

The reason I state this is the other candidates who were admitted had yet to take the stats exam, therefore it did not play a role in their decision making process.
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Hi,
I received UC Davis admission letter today. I have untl the 12th of May to accept it. Since I haven't heard from HAAS (& it being my first choice), I'm wondering if I should let UC Berkeley know my situation but I'm afraid of any negative impact it may hav on my app. Any suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated.
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I received UC Davis admission letter today. I have untl the 12th of May to accept it. Since I haven't heard from HAAS (& it being my first choice), I'm wondering if I should let UC Berkeley know my situation but I'm afraid of any negative impact it may hav on my app. Any suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks.

It's unlikely they will let you know prior to the decision date, otherwise every would try that tactic. If you plan on attending Davis if you're not accepted at Haas, pay the deposit and roll the dice.

The worst that can happen is you're out a little money (in the grand scheme of things) and you get admitted to Haas. Another option is to ask Davis to give you until June 1st to decide. As they're both UC schools they may make an exception.
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I received UC Davis admission letter today. I have untl the 12th of May to accept it. Since I haven't heard from HAAS (& it being my first choice), I'm wondering if I should let UC Berkeley know my situation but I'm afraid of any negative impact it may hav on my app. Any suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks.

I asked the adcom this same exact question a few months ago. They will look at your application individually and can give you an early decision if you provide them proof of your admission to UC Davis. I suggest contacting them asap.
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I received UC Davis admission letter today. I have untl the 12th of May to accept it. Since I haven't heard from HAAS (& it being my first choice), I'm wondering if I should let UC Berkeley know my situation but I'm afraid of any negative impact it may hav on my app. Any suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated.
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I asked the adcom this same exact question a few months ago. They will look at your application individually and can give you an early decision if you provide them proof of your admission to UC Davis. I suggest contacting them asap.


Thanks. I've contacted HAAS about getting an early decision. Keeping fingers crossed.
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I'm actually in the same boat, with having an acceptance from UC Davis. I have also contacted Haas about early admission.
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Hello Folks,

Does anyone know what they look for Statistics to be waived off ? Myself have taken a Masters level "Random Processes with application to Signal Processing" course. Not sure if this would count. Any insights ?

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I received UC Davis admission letter today. I have untl the 12th of May to accept it. Since I haven't heard from HAAS (& it being my first choice), I'm wondering if I should let UC Berkeley know my situation but I'm afraid of any negative impact it may hav on my app. Any suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks.

I asked the adcom this same exact question a few months ago. They will look at your application individually and can give you an early decision if you provide them proof of your admission to UC Davis. I suggest contacting them asap.

PT schools tend to be more flexible with extending deposit deadlines than FT counterparts. Ask UC Davis to extend their deadline and they probably will let you extend it until the notification days for Berkeley. You probably aren't alone in this as well.
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Hi,

Does anyone know in this forum what Transition of status from File Recieved to "File under review" means ? Myself applied in R4. I expected to recieve an interview invite, but if status goes to file under review does this mean R4 applicants might not be interviewed and the decision will be posted directly ?

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