Best Cornell MBA debriefs Ariel https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-evolution-of-your-b-school-pursuit-56765-100.html#p732902 Raabend - Class of 2011 https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-evolution-of-your-b-school-pursuit-56765-80.html#p588875 Cobrakai - Class of 2015 https://gmatclub.com/forum/interviews-with-distinguished-gmatclub-2013-admits-147638.html#p1196269 Highwyre237 - Class of 2015 https://gmatclub.com/forum/interviews-with-distinguished-gmatclub-2013-admits-147638.html#p1203860 For more MBA debriefs Visit this forum Dealing with a Ding - Webinar Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=echqdCOW7cM Dealing with a Ding.pdf Cornell_MBA,429902804241481729,600

I highly doubt that. Cos I'm from Bangalore, India and I got it.. My city doesn't even figure in that list. Posted from my mobile device

Guys, does anyone have an idea by Johnson's TOEFL requirement for Indian applicants? Is it waive-able?

As long as your UG degree was taught in English and your transcript says that, you're OK!

Thanks zirconium, is this your guess or did you get to confirm from the adcom? Was wondering coz in waiver conditions they state that english must also be an official language of the country. Also in the newly launched Cornell Tech MBA the admissions criteria specifically says Indians need to take TOEFL.

Have applied twice to Cornell, this being my re-app, without TOEFL and was invited to interview both the times. Had also been to the admissions event in Bangalore, India and they confirmed the same. I dunno about Cornell Tech MBA @NYC TOEFL criteria though.

Maybe..it was sent to select R1 applicants and all R2. Any R2 that did not get an invite/save the date?

Hi, Relatively new to the forum, so please forgive me in case this question has already been asked. Just wanted to know if I can apply to Johnson in R3 given that I am from India. Not clearly mentioned on the website. Will not be ready for R2 given it just a week away and have some other apps to work on.

hi, anyone was given the business card by the interviewer at the campus interview?

Generally, for any US bschool, it is not a good idea to apply in R3. The round is significantly more competitive than the previous two rounds since most of the seats have already been filled, you get zero consideration for a scholarship and more importantly, even if you get in, as an international you want to have some time for the visa to get processed. If you think you can't get your application ready for R2, IMHO it is better for you to apply next year that is if you don't have any other personal reasons for wanting to apply this year.