Ross (Michigan) - Class of 2015 (Matriculating 2013) https://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/11/1105_best_part_time_business_schools/image/008_umichigan_ross.jpg Michigan Ross Real time Applicant Summary GMAT Club vs Latest Intake GMAT Club's Real-time Admissions Statistics Latest GMAT Club Member Profile Updates Detailed Applicant List Add Your Profile to This List Questions about this Roll Call ? Round 1 Deadline: 10/10/2012 | Decision Date: 12/20/2012 Round 2 Deadline: 1/3/2013 | Decision Date: 3/15/2013 Round 3 Deadline: 3/4/2013 | Decision Date: 5/15/2013 Rankings (2012 GMAT Club Rankings Table) US News 2011 #13 Accounting #6 Entrepreneurship #11 Executive MBA #8 Finance #11 International #4 Management #5 Marketing #5 Nonprofit #6 Part-Time MBA #6 Production/Operations #6 BusinessWeek 2010 #7 Historic GMAT Club Applicant Threads Fall 2012 - Calling All Ross Applicants Fall 2011 - Calling All Ross Applicants Fall 2010 - Calling All Ross Applicants Fall 2009 - Calling All Ross Applicants Popular Links Ross Admissions Ross Employment Overview Ross Alumni Spotlight Ross School Guide ________________________________________________________________ INFORMATION - APPLICATION FOR CLASS OF 2015 Essays 1. Introduce yourself to your future Ross classmates in 100 words or less. 2. Describe your career goals. How will an MBA from Ross help you to achieve those goals? (300 word maximum) 3. Describe a time in your career when you were frustrated or disappointed. What did you learn about yourself from that experience? (500 word maximum) 4. What are you most passionate about and why? How will this passion positively impact Ross (300 word maximum) 5. Optional question: Is there anything else you think the Admissions Committee should know about you to evaluate your candidacy? (500 word maximum) (Official PDF Link: https://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/Fu ... Essays.pdf ) Recommender Questions 1. Please comment on the context of your interaction with the applicant. If applicable, briefly describe the applicant's role in your organization. 2. How does the candidate's performance compare to other well-qualified individuals in similar roles? 3. Please describe the most important piece of constructive feedback you have given the applicant. Please detail the circumstances and the applicant's response (more recent examples preferred). 4. Please provide any additional comments about the applicant's performance, potential, or personal qualities you believe would be helpful to the Admissions Committee. Application FAQs : https://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/Mba/MbaFaqs/ Class Profile - Class of 2014 Total Full-Time MBA Enrollment 1046 Applications 2,929 % Admitted 32% Class Composition Women - 31% US Ethnic Minorities - 28% International - 32% Average Age - 28 Average Work Experience - 5 years GMAT Middle 80% - 650 - 750 Average GMAT - 703 Average GPA - 3.4 Undergraduate Majors Business Administration/Economics - 42% Computer Science - 7% Engineering - 22% Humanities/Social Sciences - 17% Math/Physical Sciences - 6% Other - 6%

Nothing yet. And refreshing my email every five seconds doesn't seem to be speeding the process

haha my phone buzzes every time I get an email. And I jump every time. And its always gmatclub or groupon :-/

Surprising how they missed it. My transcript did not show the college name properly, and I received a mail to send them another.

I hate it when they play with us in this manner, the anxiety is killing me

It's already 1.30.. I was hoping to see something by 12

Last year they came out at 3:00 EST

hahaha same here.. I have received more than 25+ work, gmatclub, linkedin emails since 9 AM... Everytime I hear the email buzz on my cell phone, I get my hopes up and then manage to find a whole lot of nothing important.. Anxious moments!!!

Ross just sent me a mail about their round 2 deadline.. Now they are just messing with me :D

Just got an "App Tip" email from Ross despite my applying R1: "Your mother always told you not to change for anyone. It turns out she was right. Soojin Kwon, director of admissions, offers the same advice for the MBA admissions process. In her latest application tip, Soojin explains how applicants can stand out by being themselves — and says "why" is the most important of those five "w" questions you learned as a kid." Not what I was expecting or hoping for...