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23 Nov 2016, 01:41
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Johnson(Cornell) Waitlisted Applicants' Thread.
Here is a new thread for all waitlisted applicants for admission to Johnson's class of 2019.
WAITLIST ROLL CALL
*Note:- If you are waitlisted but can't find your username in the list above, make sure you have updated your GMAT Club profile status or PM me.
Calling waitlisted applicants Johnson(Cornell) Class of 2018
Calling waitlisted applicants Johnson(Cornell) Class of 2017
Calling waitlisted applicants Johnson(Cornell) Class of 2016
Waitlist Management
Compilation of the best waitlist Strategies
CLEAR ADMIT : The Waitlist
CLEAR ADMIT : Waitlist Correspondence
CLEAR ADMIT : Navigating the Waitlist
VERITAS : I'm Waitlisted......Now What?
Here is a new thread for all waitlisted applicants for admission to Johnson's class of 2019.
WAITLIST ROLL CALL
*Note:- If you are waitlisted but can't find your username in the list above, make sure you have updated your GMAT Club profile status or PM me.
Previous Waitlisted Applicants' Discussions
Calling waitlisted applicants Johnson(Cornell) Class of 2018
Calling waitlisted applicants Johnson(Cornell) Class of 2017
Calling waitlisted applicants Johnson(Cornell) Class of 2016
Resources for Waitlisted Applicants
Waitlist Management
Compilation of the best waitlist Strategies
CLEAR ADMIT : The Waitlist
CLEAR ADMIT : Waitlist Correspondence
CLEAR ADMIT : Navigating the Waitlist
VERITAS : I'm Waitlisted......Now What?
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23 Nov 2016, 01:44
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I am posting here questions that were asked on Waitlist topic in Cornell live chat last year. If anyone wants to view whole chat transcript, the same can be downloaded from here calling-all-johnson-cornell-applicants-2016-intake-class-of-200239-460.html#p1620996
What aspects of the application require further development if offered waitlist position?
Cornell_Eddie: If on the waitlist, it's important that you self reflect on your application. Think of GMAT, letters of recommendations, etc. How can you improve your application?
I have been waitlisted without interview - can you suggest what kind of updates can I provide and how to strengthen my profile?
Cornell_Chris: I would encourage you to look at your application as a whole and try and identify some potential weaknesses. I would also encourage you to compare your current application to the current class profile.
If 2 letters of recommendation have already been submitted, do you accept another letter for waitlisted candidates?
Cornell_Heather: No, you do not need to submit another letter as a waitlisted candidate.
Will wait listed R1 candidates be considered before the R1 deposit deadline?
Cornell_Heather: We look at wait list candidates throughout the whole application cycle , This means it may or may not meet the R1 deposit deadline.
What is the average waitlist to admit conversion ratio?
Cornell_Eddie: If you have a good GMAT and GPA and on the waitlist, I would consider getting another letter of recommendation. I would encourage you to look at your goals essay again and does it make sense? If any work gaps, make sure you explain.
Are waitlisted candidates eligible for scholarships from your past experience?
Cornell_Chris: Wait-list candidates are still eligible to for merit scholarship
So for waitlisted candidates, apart from letters of recommendation & GMAT scores, what else do you suggest to be shared with you?
Cornell_Heather: Yes you can submit more recommendation letters, or anything that you feel will increase your chances. The things we see most common are employment promotions, increase in test scores.
Should waitlisted applicants send profile updates in a time or shoud they send updates once they have?
Cornell_Eddie: I recommend a waitlist candidate to stay in touch but without overdoing it. Send updates that you truly feel will be valuable to your candidacy.
I appreciate that you want candidates on the waitlist to send you worthwhile updates without overdoing it. But are these updates considered on a rolling basis or will you review all applications in totality before releasing your round 2 decisions?
Cornell_Heather: Yes the waitlist candidates will be on a rolling basis. You have been completely reviewed if you have been waitlisted. We review all applications fully. This round has been very competitive.
What aspects of the application require further development if offered waitlist position?
Cornell_Eddie: If on the waitlist, it's important that you self reflect on your application. Think of GMAT, letters of recommendations, etc. How can you improve your application?
I have been waitlisted without interview - can you suggest what kind of updates can I provide and how to strengthen my profile?
Cornell_Chris: I would encourage you to look at your application as a whole and try and identify some potential weaknesses. I would also encourage you to compare your current application to the current class profile.
If 2 letters of recommendation have already been submitted, do you accept another letter for waitlisted candidates?
Cornell_Heather: No, you do not need to submit another letter as a waitlisted candidate.
Will wait listed R1 candidates be considered before the R1 deposit deadline?
Cornell_Heather: We look at wait list candidates throughout the whole application cycle , This means it may or may not meet the R1 deposit deadline.
What is the average waitlist to admit conversion ratio?
Cornell_Eddie: If you have a good GMAT and GPA and on the waitlist, I would consider getting another letter of recommendation. I would encourage you to look at your goals essay again and does it make sense? If any work gaps, make sure you explain.
Are waitlisted candidates eligible for scholarships from your past experience?
Cornell_Chris: Wait-list candidates are still eligible to for merit scholarship
So for waitlisted candidates, apart from letters of recommendation & GMAT scores, what else do you suggest to be shared with you?
Cornell_Heather: Yes you can submit more recommendation letters, or anything that you feel will increase your chances. The things we see most common are employment promotions, increase in test scores.
Should waitlisted applicants send profile updates in a time or shoud they send updates once they have?
Cornell_Eddie: I recommend a waitlist candidate to stay in touch but without overdoing it. Send updates that you truly feel will be valuable to your candidacy.
I appreciate that you want candidates on the waitlist to send you worthwhile updates without overdoing it. But are these updates considered on a rolling basis or will you review all applications in totality before releasing your round 2 decisions?
Cornell_Heather: Yes the waitlist candidates will be on a rolling basis. You have been completely reviewed if you have been waitlisted. We review all applications fully. This round has been very competitive.
24 Dec 2016, 21:29
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Hi All,
I do have a great GMAT score (770) and I have already submitted 2 LORs. My work experience is 1.5 years as of now, and probably the reason I am wait-listed is they want to be sure that I am well aware of what I am going to do in MBA and post MBA. They may have other reasons as well.
Any advice?
Should I follow up with adcoms?
I do have a great GMAT score (770) and I have already submitted 2 LORs. My work experience is 1.5 years as of now, and probably the reason I am wait-listed is they want to be sure that I am well aware of what I am going to do in MBA and post MBA. They may have other reasons as well.
Any advice?
Should I follow up with adcoms?
