MBAPrepCoach wrote:
The best thing for you to focus on would be to retake the GMAT and achieve a 49 in quant; 47 is 61st percentile which is a hair low for CBS. Raises some concern about your ability to keep up. You might also try your hand at the GRE.
If retesting is out of the question, do MBA Math which is a janky website but adcom takes the program seriously.They give you a transcript to send to admissions.
It's a self paced program that takes around 15 or 20 hours to complete. My clients have knocked it out in a weekend.
If you plan to submit R2 applications, which is wise, MBA Math might be best so you can allocate more time to the quality of your essays. It does not have the same weight as the GMAT or GRE, but investing time in your application is more of a sure bet.
acbobadilhaacbobadilha wrote:
Hey guys
Applied 09/18
Interviewed 10/08
'Waitlisted' 10/11
How is the average experience for people who got waitlisted in Early Decision? The message that I received says that my application will be considered again for Regular Decision, so it is not exactly a waitlist ....how does that work? Should I consider a certain rejection, but just a few months ahead?
Posted from my mobile deviceNice, thanks for that! That's very useful.
Yesterday I received an email from the admissions office scheduling a meeting next week to discuss the 'overall process'. What should I expect here? Should I prepare myself for a new interview? Should I bring something new to the table?
I plan to visit the school mid-November as I will be in NYC for work-related reasons. I'll bring that up during our conversation and contact a few students clubs so I can get the most of my trip.
Any light here is really appreciated.
Tks!