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05 Mar 2014, 03:40
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gmat9999
Same here, mate..! (that's a sad exclamation)
I was interviewed by Ms. Dimitra Tsalpouris on 13th Feb and my interview went phenomenally well. So, this waitlist sucks big time..!!
Anyone, would venture to give their two cents on how to approach this "wait-list" condition..??
I believe calling the admission team shouldn't help considering that the adcom's mail from Ms. Niki itself mentions that 'please feel confident that you will be notified as soon as a place in the program becomes available.'.
Will be highly obliged. Thanks..!! (and, these 2 are happy exclamations..
) 05 Mar 2014, 05:38
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vivek1303
Can you please give a brief of your profile?
MrBilliards
Joined: 28 Nov 2013
Last visit: 10 Aug 2015
Posts: 57
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Location: Canada
Schools: Rotman '16 (M)
GMAT 1: 740 Q49 V41
GPA: 3.89
05 Mar 2014, 08:30
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vivek1303
Just to correct you a little bit, Round 2 and Round 3 are both individual presentation rounds. Round 2 consists of all those invited by the judges, having succeeded in passing through Round 1, which is the written essay. Round 3 is the individual presentation final, which has only three (3) competitors from Round 2 making it through.
According to the email you got if you made it to Round 2, the award for winning Round 3 is $5,000. However, according to the Rotman Problem Solving Challenge website, seen here, the award is $10,000. I was just wondering if anybody noticed this discrepancy.
Also, the final winner is not calculated from the sum of Round 2 and Round 3 scores, but scores from Round 1 (written essay), Round 2 (individual presentation) and the Final Round (team presentation), and the award is full tuition, which is closer to $90,000 than $100,000.
