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17 Jul 2007, 13:12
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Guys forget about what they say on the NYU website -- it's 99.9% marketing materials (propaganda) anyway. If you look at the way the people posted on this board, the earliest ones who received an acceptance letter are the guys with the 700+ gmat scores, then it's the 690's guys, last week we had an 680 guy who got accepted. Meanwhile, the 600 with 3.4 guy got waitlisted, and so did a 650 with a 3.0 guy. Then there's the rest of us -- the 620-670's with 3.0-3.5 group. I think it's pretty obvious how adcom is approaching this -- figure out the distribution curve for all applicants according to GMAT and gpa, accept the guys on top, reject those who don't qualify, waitlist the border line guys, and then work your way down from the top. And honestly, I don't see why they would do it any other way. My guess is that the 670 guys will get accepted this week, or the 690 guys who is missing some of their application forms / materials when they handed in their applications.
17 Jul 2007, 13:30
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wilson0973 -
great analysis on your part - thanks for that..seems logical...i just spoke to the NYU folks and she said folks who applied early might NOT be reviewed on a rolling basis since "you know, there are human errors - so your app could be in a different pile"...i applied on april 2 so i was like where the hell is my response...nonetheless she also assured that anyone with right creditials will make it in even if they submitted on May 15. After May 15 - its on a space-available basis....
per your theory - being a 690 guy with a missing doc (which was not actually missing)...i should hear this week....
great analysis on your part - thanks for that..seems logical...i just spoke to the NYU folks and she said folks who applied early might NOT be reviewed on a rolling basis since "you know, there are human errors - so your app could be in a different pile"...i applied on april 2 so i was like where the hell is my response...nonetheless she also assured that anyone with right creditials will make it in even if they submitted on May 15. After May 15 - its on a space-available basis....
per your theory - being a 690 guy with a missing doc (which was not actually missing)...i should hear this week....
