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Yeah I guess they are just done with sending invites for today. Posted from my mobile device

Ross Michigan DECISION TRACKER Updates for the last hour: Invited to interview, 13 minutes ago, from Morocco, GMAT:700 (Q48 V36), GPA: 3.9, Industry: Commercial Banking, WE 45, heard via: email Invited to interview, 13 minutes ago, from United States, GMAT:710 (Q47 V40), GPA: 3.45, Industry: Health Care, WE 68, heard via: email UPDATE YOUR STATUS

So how important is the team exercise?

It's not a compulsion, but I suggest you do it. It's a fun activity and if you choose to do it, it will reflect that you are interested in the school.

I have my interview on Monday.. any specific tips anybody? Posted from my mobile device

Hi UmangArora , We are conducting a series of webinars on "Interview Prep strategies". You can find more details here https://gmatclub.com/forum/webinar-on-g ... fl=similar Hope this would be helpful in your interview preparation.

Hey guys! Did anyone have their skype interview yesterday?

Anyone who interviewed on-campus on Monday have any insights, especially about the team exercise? I know there is nothing I can do to prepare but would love some first-hand accounts of how the process actually runs!

Hey guys, I have a question. I had the interview on 11/10 with local alumni in a coffee shop. We used the Ross interview scheduling system to set up the meeting. On the interview day I forgot to ask for her email address. So after the interview, I wrote the interviewer a thank-you note using the scheduling system. I have not heard back since (could it be because of how the scheduling system is designed?). A current Ross student helped me find her email address and I am wondering if I should send her the thank-you note using the mail. Suggestions?

Don't worry, not hearing back from is interviewer is more common than everyone thinks. In fact, most of the time you won't hear back from the alum/adcom. You have sent the Thank you e-mail via portal and it will reach the concerned persons. Still, if you want to send the note to the alum directly, go ahead and send it without second guessing yourself. Just make sure of two things: (1) don't copy-paste the same note, (2) add a line mentioning where you got her contact so as not to spook her.