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26 Feb 2008, 11:05
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Hello everyone
I applied to the following programs:
Wharton (dinged)
HBS
Kellogg
Fuqua
Anderson
Fisher
Krannert
What worries me is that, so far, I have not gotten any correspondence, e-mails, or phone calls from any of the programs, except Wharton which e-mailed me my ding.
I have not been asked to interview at any of the programs, except for Fuqua (Duke), which was optional and I chose to interview with an ex-alumni in Chile.
So, is this standard for prospective international students? Or, for that matter, prospective Latin-American students?
I know some programs let you interview over the phone, and others with ex-alumni that are in your country.
I am aware that the deadlines for notifications will not be reached in weeks, but I hear about other people getting interviews or getting dinged.
Also, if I do not get invited to interview, does that mean that my chances for acceptance are very slim, or virtually non-existent?
Furthermore, are e-mail notifications generally used just for dings?
I also would like to mention that I have checked all the apps to see if there is a change in status prior to writing this.
Thank you for your help, and I wish you all the best of luck in your applications and graduate studies.
Regards,
A first time applicant to MBA programs, who also happens to be from Chile
I applied to the following programs:
Wharton (dinged)
HBS
Kellogg
Fuqua
Anderson
Fisher
Krannert
What worries me is that, so far, I have not gotten any correspondence, e-mails, or phone calls from any of the programs, except Wharton which e-mailed me my ding.
I have not been asked to interview at any of the programs, except for Fuqua (Duke), which was optional and I chose to interview with an ex-alumni in Chile.
So, is this standard for prospective international students? Or, for that matter, prospective Latin-American students?
I know some programs let you interview over the phone, and others with ex-alumni that are in your country.
I am aware that the deadlines for notifications will not be reached in weeks, but I hear about other people getting interviews or getting dinged.
Also, if I do not get invited to interview, does that mean that my chances for acceptance are very slim, or virtually non-existent?
Furthermore, are e-mail notifications generally used just for dings?
I also would like to mention that I have checked all the apps to see if there is a change in status prior to writing this.
Thank you for your help, and I wish you all the best of luck in your applications and graduate studies.
Regards,
A first time applicant to MBA programs, who also happens to be from Chile
26 Feb 2008, 11:25
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For HBS - its not a good sign - most of the Round 2 interviews have been handed out already (see Dee's blog entries).
For Kellogg - I assume you're doing an alumni interview off-campus. If on-campus you need to call the admissions office to schedule. You might want to call anyway and just see when you should expect to interview.
As for all the other schools - I can't speak to.
You also might want to check your spam folder!
For Kellogg - I assume you're doing an alumni interview off-campus. If on-campus you need to call the admissions office to schedule. You might want to call anyway and just see when you should expect to interview.
As for all the other schools - I can't speak to.
You also might want to check your spam folder!
26 Feb 2008, 11:41
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Thanks for the reply
From what I understand, interviews are as follow:
Wharton, Harvard, Fisher, and Krannert are invitation only
Kellogg, Anderson, and Fuqua are optional (but recommended)
I requested one for Fuqua (done),
Did not request for Kellogg or Anderson.
Regards,
majosan
From what I understand, interviews are as follow:
Wharton, Harvard, Fisher, and Krannert are invitation only
Kellogg, Anderson, and Fuqua are optional (but recommended)
I requested one for Fuqua (done),
Did not request for Kellogg or Anderson.
Regards,
majosan
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