Calling all Johnson (Cornell) Applicants: (2017 Intake) Class of 2019!

I am a January round applicant too, and was interviewed in march 14th. No news from them yet. Does that mean rejection?

I interviewed March 14 and got my acceptance yesterday.

Some of round 4 applicants have received notification status ready but my status is still under review.

Does anyone in the same boat

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Congrats akj011! Will you be attending DJ?

I also interview mid february still haven´t received any decision yet.

When is the deadline for receiving the final decision for Jan round?
The website mentions the initial deposit deadline as April 25, so just wondering if there is going to be enough time between the final decision and the deposit.

I'm on the waitlist.
Does anyone which email we send updates to? Is it mba@johnson.cornell.edu or someone particular?
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I have a question for LEAD participants. Is travel out of pocket?

Any updates for final decision Jan round?

Has everyone received their March round initial notification?

I just received the acceptance email. Very excited!
Interviewed- March 27th.

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anyone who was waitlisted for scholarship received any feedback from adcom?

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This school is in between the top tier and the masses. It gives you on-campus recruiting to many of the same companies that recruit at the top tier schools but the number of slots may be a lot smaller and the number of offers could be 0 at times.

The alumni network is relatively small so size matters. I found alum to be helpful only when it's part of their job (such as part of their company's recruiting team for that year) and it's more common to not get any responses from the rest.

During school, many people disappear in their second year as they either get offers, double down on recruiting efforts, or simply burn out from all the activity.
Suggestion to future applicants: prepare for multiple career tracks. It takes more work but there are many factors outside your control so you shouldn't hope or rely on one area.
Try to take more quantitative classes. The case/discussion-heavy classes are probably more h elpful after gaining technical skills, from a career standpoint.

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