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Re: Haas (Full Time MBA) Class of 2016 Calling all applicants
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26 Mar 2014, 12:16
Hi all, not sure if they are sending out all updates at the same time, but I just got an email from Berkeley at 4:00pm ET with the subject line: "Berkeley MBA: Your Application Decision"
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26 Mar 2014, 12:18
Dinged. Status updates are available on the web. I didn't get an email I just signed into the website. Good luck to all those still waiting and congrats to those who made the cut
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26 Mar 2014, 12:23
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Dinged. Status updates are available on the web. I didn't get an email I just signed into the website. Good luck to all those still waiting and congrats to those who made the cut
Rejected Really thought I had a shot. 760 GMAT! 3.8 from an Ivy! What are they looking for?
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26 Mar 2014, 12:28
Waitlisted also.
Did anyone else get waitlisted who was interviewed really late? I interviewed on 18 Mar, so I'm wondering if they just didn't have enough time to make a decision and they'll let me know soon, or if they're really throwing me into the waitlist pile just because of my late interview...
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26 Mar 2014, 13:05
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1fx wrote:
ndukyh wrote:
Dinged. Status updates are available on the web. I didn't get an email I just signed into the website. Good luck to all those still waiting and congrats to those who made the cut
Rejected Really thought I had a shot. 760 GMAT! 3.8 from an Ivy! What are they looking for?
Any admits to other schools? What was your pitch? As you probably know, Haas has quite a small class and is more particular about your story and cultural fit and less insistent on numbers. I may be wrong, but it may in fact be THE school where your numbers mean the least among the top schools. In my case, I put considerable effort into crafting my story and making sure all aspects of my app supported it--such that even if the readers didn't find it particularly interesting, at least it would ooze credibility.
Feel free to PM more details if you want to chat/get free insight.
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26 Mar 2014, 13:06
Dinged with no interview. Would be more disappointed but given I managed to get on the WL of my other "reach" this one doesn't hurt too badly. Congrats to all the new admits and best of luck to everyone!
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26 Mar 2014, 16:14
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Dinged..
I really love Haas, especially after interviewing many students/alum and also from my interview/on-campus experience at Super Saturday and visiting a class. Oh well..
I wonder if I have any chance at Sloan, considering this devastating news..
Of course, gotta keep perspective. Congrats to the rest of you who got admits!!
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26 Mar 2014, 18:48
1fx wrote:
ndukyh wrote:
Dinged. Status updates are available on the web. I didn't get an email I just signed into the website. Good luck to all those still waiting and congrats to those who made the cut
Rejected Really thought I had a shot. 760 GMAT! 3.8 from an Ivy! What are they looking for?
Take it easy. Dude. I share the similar background, pity and even anger with you. I even cannot enjoy two years' happy time near my home in CA. But fate is fate. B-school application is a game where there is no need for an answer.
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27 Mar 2014, 01:45
1fx wrote:
ndukyh wrote:
Dinged. Status updates are available on the web. I didn't get an email I just signed into the website. Good luck to all those still waiting and congrats to those who made the cut
Rejected Really thought I had a shot. 760 GMAT! 3.8 from an Ivy! What are they looking for?
It is not all about the numbers! Having high GMAT/GPA helps (A LOT) but it is not enough to secure an admit at any top business school. I believe that your story (WE, personality, fit, ECs...) and your career goals (how marketable you are post-MBA according to your goals and prior WE) are more or at least equally important factors that b-schools take into consideration. Demographics are also very relevant, if you belong to a highly competitive pool you will need to make higher efforts to stand out from the "crowd" than if you have an "atypical" profile.
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Really thought I had a shot. 760 GMAT! 3.8 from an Ivy! What are they looking for?
