Calling all MLT MBA Prep 2019 Applicants

Hey, when did you get your email? I got mine on Friday at like 7:30pm, but I believe it was for the regular program. Are you also admitted into the regular program?

Also, did you only take your official GMAT after you got accepted? Thats awesome.

I just re-took my official GMAT Saturday.

Anyways, congrats! Look forward to meeting you all

jum15 - sorry to hear. What were your stats?

nycguymba

GMAT - 660
GPA - 3.34
5 years in Health Care IT Consulting.

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I got admitted into the regular program but apparently this 'accelerated' one would begin later. I wonder if it's because the first few months of the regular program are GMAT-focused? I don't think I'm taking the GMAT again unless they tell me to, haha.

To clarify-- I applied during their 'early' round many months ago and was told I had to submit an official exam score before receiving an offer. I took my exam the 6th and heard back the 10th (Friday).

Oh I see. That's interesting. I didn't any email about the accelerated.

Anyways congrats. Look forward to meeting all of you.

What are you stats?

Oh I see. That's interesting. I didn't any email about the accelerated.

Anyways congrats. Look forward to meeting all of you.

What are you stats?

I'm 3.6, 700 GMAT, corporate strategy[/quote]

I’m 3.6, 710 GMAT, management consulting (little over two years)

Congrats to you too! I’m excited to meet everyone. I did MLT Career Prep in undergrad so I’m excited to see how different this will be!


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VargasG

I'm curious as well. I've never done MLT or any similar programs (SEO etc.)

Outside of the network, conferences with adcoms and essay writing help (which are all PHENOMENAL), do you know how else the program helps? As in, does it help your candidacy if you mention you are part of MLT in your business school app?

Hmm I’m not quite sure. If I hear anything during this webinar on Wednesday, I’ll report back. I’m also wondering what their partnerships with these top schools entail.

When they say ~40% of underrepresented minorities at top schools went through MLT, it makes me think the MLT name holds some weight on an app.


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Aw man, i didn't hear anything about this webinar...

Anyways, yes, please do report back, would great appreciate it!

Congratulations to those who were accepted! I applied in Round 1 (9/30) and sent my official GMAT score in early December. Hopefully I'll get a decision soon.

Were you waitlisted?


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No, I haven't received a decision yet. I will most likely follow up with them if I don't hear anything by the end of next week.

You may get waitlisted since it's so late in the game


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Woah! That’s a really long turnaround time. I think you should reach out ASAP. It also shows your interest and that the program is still very much on your radar.

I know people who were waitlisted for their CP program who got in after being persistent in reaching out and checking in.


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Since there is this "accelerated" prep program, does anyone know how involved the GMAT portion of the Prep program is? I need all the help I can get, SOS. Does anyone personally know someone else who has gone through this program? I've heard great things about it, but have no idea what I'm getting into.

Also, I'm trying to plan spring travel - does anyone have any idea when the first weekend is in March/April?

My understanding is they expect you to pay for an outside GMAT prep course if you have not scored above a 680. I'll report back after the accelerated prep program webinar this Wednesday, since it's a new version of the program so I'm not sure why I'm being considered and what the difference is between the two.

If you happen to be in DC, I can recommend a local prep program that really worked for me. The main instructor works with MLT'ers all the time and the price he charges is fair considering how much more he offers compared to others.

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My understanding is they expect you to pay for an outside GMAT prep course if you have not scored above a 680. I'll report back after the accelerated prep program webinar this Wednesday, since it's a new version of the program so I'm not sure why I'm being considered and what the difference is between the two.

If you happen to be in DC, I can recommend a local prep program that really worked for me. The main instructor works with MLT'ers all the time and the price he charges is fair considering how much more he offers compared to others.[/quote]

I'm in Boston. Did a Manhattan Prep Class and still quite not there yet! Any GMAT referrals in Boston sent them my way please!