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I have been waitlisted after interview (R1). Anyone else in the same boat heard from them yet?
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I have been waitlisted after interview (R1). Anyone else in the same boat heard from them yet?


Nope.. still waiting...can anybody can shed light on when could we expect a decision ?

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I have been waitlisted after interview (R1). Anyone else in the same boat heard from them yet?


Nope.. still waiting...can anybody can shed light on when could we expect a decision ?

Thanks


I doubt anyone will know for sure. One can only speculate coz Krannert is very closed about these thing. If you see in the wait list mail they have clearly mentioned not to contact them. I think the best we can do is keep our eyes and ears open for any wait listed person receiving updates.

Also I guess R2 results r out so wait listed students can expect to hear from Krannert this month. Fingers crossed #thiswaitiskilling.

Also any idea if wait listed students r offered scholarship/GA bla bla.....
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I have been waitlisted after interview (R1). Anyone else in the same boat heard from them yet?


Nope.. still waiting...can anybody can shed light on when could we expect a decision ?

Thanks


I doubt anyone will know for sure. One can only speculate coz Krannert is very closed about these thing. If you see in the wait list mail they have clearly mentioned not to contact them. I think the best we can do is keep our eyes and ears open for any wait listed person receiving updates.

Also I guess R2 results r out so wait listed students can expect to hear from Krannert this month. Fingers crossed #thiswaitiskilling.

Also any idea if wait listed students r offered scholarship/GA bla bla.....

Depends on which round u get off the waitlist...if round 2 then we have a chance after that no...
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No update from Krannert since feb 28. Anyone who applied in R2 got interview invite?
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No update from Krannert since feb 28. Anyone who applied in R2 got interview invite?


I think a few people from R2 have received admit/waitlists. Check earlier posts on this page......
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No update from Krannert since feb 28. Anyone who applied in R2 got interview invite?


I think a few people from R2 have received admit/waitlists. Check earlier posts on this page......
@dsanish, I mean guys have told about their waitlist without interview. But, Nobody updated about the interview call and even the admit was last reported on feb20.
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Any body applied in round 3. Any news on calls for round 3 applicants??
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Have been wait listed without an interview.
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Guys/Girls.

I have created a new facebook group for all the admits. Please join.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1374389226171925/

Please send in your admit letter to krannertclassof16@gmail.com or you must be a friend of an existing member of the group.
***The info sent to mail Id will be confidential and will not be used for any other purpose.

Looking forward to interacting with you all.

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FROM Krannert(Purdue) Admissions Blog: The timing is right for new STEM-rich business degree programs

Last year the federal government spent approximately $4 billion on STEM education while at the same time we spent (as a nation) over $90 billion on BEER!  Our industrial strength has been lagging in the world, our competitiveness is threatened and we are no longer as capable of inventing our own future.

So what can we do to help turn this around?

On November 4 I traveled to Chicago, accompanied by the Dean of Purdue’s College of Technology, Gary Bertloline, and Brian Precious, Associate Program Director for our MBA and MS Programs. We were in the Windy City for an exciting event, as Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced to a crowded room at the 1871 incubator Purdue’s plans to offer a Weekend MBA for STEM Professionals beginning in 2015.  If you haven’t heard, STEM (Science-Technology-Engineering-Math…or “M” for Management given how quantitative we are!) is the big push across the nation to help the U.S.A. maintain global competitiveness.

This unique program will transform engineers, technical experts, etc. into senior leaders in their companies.  It has a unique STEM context – what does that mean? Imagine learning about business in an environment that fosters accelerated learning because you are sharing ideas with others who share common experiences, language and ways to approach problems.  But not all engineers and technologists are carbon copies!  So even with the context specific learning, there is great diversity of thinking among participants.

The Chicago program, along with the one-year full-time MBA for STEM Professionals that will be offered in West Lafayette beginning in 2014, provide a perfect opportunity for the Krannert School to capitalize on Purdue’s core strengths as a STEM university. The programs will teach core business fundamentals to participants in a context that is relevant to their roles in technology-centered companies such as GE, UTC, Google, LinkedIn, etc. After they complete core requirements, students will have the ability to take integrated electives taught jointly by business and faculty members from other colleges on campus. In addition, they will have the opportunity to work in active-learning projects, some of which will be connected with Discovery Park on campus and the Purdue Research Park.

Our Chicago program fits perfectly with the efforts of Mayor Emanuel and other leaders to create the “Silicon Prairie,” transforming the city into a vibrant hub of high-tech and entrepreneurial activity. Our new program is designed for technologists, engineers and scientists who have worked for several years in a technical field and are ready to make the transformation into becoming global business leaders. With an expected location near the West Loop, it will provide those future leaders with great networking opportunities in an exciting and entrepreneurial environment.

Our proposed Chicago program is a “win-win” on several levels. It creates a new footprint for us in a key area with thousands of Purdue and Krannert School alumni. The program helps us distinguish ourselves from other business schools that do not have the capability to deliver such a technically contextualized business education. It also will help to enhance the educational opportunities in one of the country’s largest and most important cities, strengthening the Midwest, where many of our key employers are headquartered and do business.

Mindful of our role in a state-supported land grant university, let me also point out that the program in Chicago will be self-funded. No general funding from the state will be used; in fact, revenue generated from the program will be used to enhance to education of Purdue students and offer outreach activities, including to those in the Chicago and Midwest region.

According to a non-profit coalition called STEM Advantage, over the next decade, STEM-related job opportunities in the U.S. are expected to increase by about 17 percent. We need to be at the forefront of preparing individuals with technically based backgrounds to meet the growing demand and become leaders of these organizations. We are currently beginning recruitment efforts for our on-campus program, and will begin Chicago marketing efforts once appropriate faculty and state accreditation approvals have been received.

The Krannert School was founded more than a half-century ago from technically based programs at Purdue. By returning to our true roots, and with the potential of our new MBA programs for STEM Professionals, we believe we will achieve a new level of excellence in global business education.

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FROM Krannert(Purdue) Admissions Blog: Krannert mentors ease anxiety, build confidence among freshmen
When I was a freshman at Knox College, I was part of an incoming class of 200 students. Yes, 200 students for the entire freshman class, and I thought things were intimidating!  Imagine being a freshman at Purdue with an incoming class of thousands!  Those first days as a Purdue freshman can be a little scary, somewhat confusing and at times, a bit overwhelming. But, providing a junior or senior mentor to call on for advice helps freshmen overcome that initial anxiety and feel more confident on campus.


Four of our “all star” Krannert mentors for incoming students.

That’s the idea behind Krannert School of Management’s mentoring program for incoming freshmen. A collaborative effort involving students, faculty, alumni and the advising office, the program helps incoming students connect at Krannert more quickly.

Krannert Direct Admit freshmen were paired with mentors during last fall semester. The program was so successful we are making it available to all freshmen in the fall of 2014.

Christine Jackson, associate professor of management, teaches the mentors about leadership with help from Krannert alumni. Mentors enroll in Professor Jackson’s 16-week, 2-credit-hour class, the Krannert Leadership Development Program. In addition to role-playing and experiential exercises, student mentors learn from visiting alumni speakers, who share stories from their own experiences as mentors.

The class meets every other week. On the weeks when class doesn’t meet, mentors and freshmen get together for events and activities. Mentors guide freshmen through resume building, networking and career planning exercises. As the mentees gain confidence, the mentors gain leadership skills that will serve them well in future professional endeavors.

Our mentors reflect the diversity of the Krannert School, with domestic and international students of all majors and academic experiences stepping up to make a difference for underclassmen. Feedback from the first class showed that mentors were surprised by how much they gained from the mentor-mentee relationship and how much the process furthered their own personal development.

In addition to regularly scheduled face-to-face meetings, texting was a popular way for freshmen to ask mentors questions. A highlight for many was the resume building exercise. Mentors guided mentees as they planned what their ideal resumes would look like in two years. Then, they developed a strategy to get there.

The mentoring program is just another way our faculty, students and alumni work together to ensure that the next generation of global business leaders is prepared to solve the world’s toughest business challenges.

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wait-listed without interview...what a bad luck..!
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waitlisted without interview for almost a month now.Any idea when they would send out a decision? :?
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Vacated my seat; all the best to the people in Wait List!
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Vacated my seat; all the best to the people in Wait List!


Thank you, where have u decided to go?
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Vacated my seat; all the best to the people in Wait List!


Thank you, where have u decided to go?

U r welcome! Deciding between Marshall and Kenan Flagler, and waiting hopefully for McCombs
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