Ross School Guide Ross FAQs Essay Questions 1. Introduce yourself to your future Ross classmates in 100 words or less. 2. a. What about your professional experiences has led you to determine that business school is the right next step? (150 words) b. As you have researched MBA programs, what actions have you taken to learn more about Ross and what has led you to believe that Ross is the right MBA program for you? (150 words) c. What career do you plan to pursue after business school and why? (150 words) 3. Describe a time in your career when you were frustrated or disappointed. What advice would you give to a colleague who was dealing with a similar situation? (400 word maximum) 4. Optional question: Is there anything not addressed elsewhere in the application that you would like the Admissions Committee to know about you to evaluate your candidacy? (300 word maximum) Recommendation 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. What behavioral areas have you identified as the applicant's areas for growth? How would you describe the applicant's awareness of, and efforts to address, these areas? 4. Please provide any additional comments about the applicant's performance, potential, or personal qualities you believe would be helpful to the Admissions Committee. Michigan Ross 2014 MBA Essay Tips on GMATCLUB 1 Michigan Ross 2014 MBA Essay Tips on GMATCLUB 2 Interview With A Former Adcom .... courtesy jumsumtak Five Things You Need To Know About Career Opportunities For Ross MBAs – By Soojin Kwon - Ross Admission Director https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZI_nGLpCMY MichiganRoss,430418749561126912,600 Dealing with a Ding - Webinar Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=echqdCOW7cM Dealing with a Ding.pdf

UM was able to even note my 2003 undergraduate application in my U-M Friend Account. I didn't even have my current gmail address at that time. Unworldly...

"Ross Week" The hour of notifications is nigh, Soojin's blog has announced the date; Whether an admit, waitlist, or deny, We will all soon know our fate! This forum has been a source of support, T'was great to connect here during Round 2; When you are notified please here report, Wishing the best for all...Go Blue! -teleste '14

So admits who receive scholarships will also be told about those on the phone?

It has been a roller coaster ride for the last 6 months or so. Office, Business Travel, GMAT, Applications, Essays, Interviews, Team Exercise (Ross exclusive ) and then personal commitments. Wow! Good Luck for the Ross Week everyone! It was a pleasure to interact in this thread and had a wonderful time meeting 70-75 highly intellectual people at the Ross Team Exercise in New Delhi. Go Blue!

Hi all, Wanted to calm myself by doing some last minute calcuations for the R2 admits. During group exercise in Delhi, I estimated that about 10 % of the admits are from India (that makes it close to 40 students). Assuming equal distribution in R1 and R2, 20 seats are remaining in R2. I saw about 50 students in the group exercise in Delhi. So the conversion rate is around 40 %.

Hi SVDMBA, Total class size: 450 Yield: 50% Total Admission offers: 450/0.5 = 900 Total Indians in class = 11% of 450 = 50 Assumption 1: Considering same yield for both US and International students i.e. 50% Total Admission offers to Indian candidates: 50/0.5 = 100 Assumption 2: Equal number of offers in Round 1 and Round 2 Offers to be made in Round 2 = 50 Total number of candidates came for Team Exercise = 70-75 Assumption 3: Considering same number of students did not opt for Team exercise. Total interviewed = 150 Chances of selection = 50/150 = 33.33%

Anyone else notice that Ross jumped a few spots in the US News 2015 rankings? Ross is now ranked 11th Good luck in the coming days!

Here is the link for the same. Latest US News MBA Rankings. Ross climbs above Yale and Duke. Tied with Darden! (Corrected) https://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandr ... a-rankings Go Blue!