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12 Apr 2010, 06:14
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Congrats Blindside!
To everyone - I've consolidated the people and profiles that have been accepted so far for an interview across bweek and gmatclub. send me a msg to be added to the access list on google docs and add your profile.
To everyone - I've consolidated the people and profiles that have been accepted so far for an interview across bweek and gmatclub. send me a msg to be added to the access list on google docs and add your profile.
12 Apr 2010, 10:46
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Here are some words re interview invites from someone who's been through the application process and is currently attending:
OutOfMyJeans, on April 11, 2010 at 3:36 pm Said:
Coming to your question, INSEAD is a very competitive school to get into; INSEAD’s very brutal with it’s first cut when it selects candidates for an interview. No one knows official numbers, but rumor has it that nearly 50% or more get chopped off. There are so many things that go into an application, that meeting the bar alone doesn’t nail the deal; loads of people meet the bar by that mathematical definition. The quality of the your work-experience, your essays, your GMAT score, the languages you speak, your nationality, etc. all go towards the decision. So, I wouldn’t really agree with the people who told you that meeting the bar ensures an interview. I don’t think anyone knows the black-art of admissions and till that becomes clear, there will be admissions consultants making easy money. However, if you think you have put in a strong application, then I suggest you remain optimistic and start preparing for the interviews. Don’t know if that helped, but it’s an honest answer. Best of luck!
OutOfMyJeans, on April 11, 2010 at 3:36 pm Said:
Coming to your question, INSEAD is a very competitive school to get into; INSEAD’s very brutal with it’s first cut when it selects candidates for an interview. No one knows official numbers, but rumor has it that nearly 50% or more get chopped off. There are so many things that go into an application, that meeting the bar alone doesn’t nail the deal; loads of people meet the bar by that mathematical definition. The quality of the your work-experience, your essays, your GMAT score, the languages you speak, your nationality, etc. all go towards the decision. So, I wouldn’t really agree with the people who told you that meeting the bar ensures an interview. I don’t think anyone knows the black-art of admissions and till that becomes clear, there will be admissions consultants making easy money. However, if you think you have put in a strong application, then I suggest you remain optimistic and start preparing for the interviews. Don’t know if that helped, but it’s an honest answer. Best of luck!
12 Apr 2010, 17:04
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So, we're up to 5 ppl with an interview invite between Businessweek and gmatclub boards... and less than 96 hours away until R1 deadline (assuming they have until 23:59:59 on April 16, France time). Let the nailbiting and refreshing your email begin. 
For my own reference, that's 6pm Toronto/New York time; 3pm Vancouver/Seattle/Los Angeles time.
For my own reference, that's 6pm Toronto/New York time; 3pm Vancouver/Seattle/Los Angeles time. 
