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I am thinking about applying for the 2019 and beyond academic year.
I'd think that the SDM program is quite self-selecting. Instead of asking for profiles of accepted fellows, let me ask a different question: Is there an SDM resume compilation available somewhere on the Internet? Further and/or alternatively, which references did you use to gauge the strength and hereby the admission chance of your profile?
Somewhere on the SDM page I found a link that had resume's for recent grads. While it didn't tell me GPA/GMAT/GRE it did give me an insight into the strength and diversity of that group's background. If you think this program is right for you and what you want to do in your career, then the only real cost is the app fee and some time. I'm starting a https://gmatclub.com/chat group for us to connect, so PM me if you need an invite.
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Am I the only one who did not get a feedback from the Ad Com ? I applied R 2 and did not get any email from them. not even sure how to interpret this : )
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