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(c) What do you see yourself doing professionally upon graduation? Essay 2. Your Two Paths (500 word maximum, double-spaced, 12-point font) The mission of the Stern School of Business is to develop people and ideas that transform the challenges of the 21st century into opportunities to create value for business and society. Given today’s ever-changing global landscape, Stern seeks and develops leaders who thrive in ambiguity, embrace a broad perspective and think creatively about the range of ways they can have impact. (a) Describe two different and distinct paths you could see your career taking long term. How do you see your two paths unfolding? (b) How do your paths tie to the mission of NYU Stern? (c) What factors will most determine which path you will take? Essay 3. Personal Expression Please describe yourself to your MBA classmates. You may use almost any method to convey your message (e.g. words, illustrations). Feel free to be creative. 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11th St. Bar! Nevada's is great but it's more of a catch-all bar, I think. 11th St. is home of the Liverpool NYC Supporter's club.

Not sure which admission rep you heard that from, but Stern does a semi-rolling process, and their rounds' notification dates are more like deadlines you'll hear by. That means they're free to send out initial decisions (ding, waitlist, interview) before the R2 deadline of April 1, but you're guaranteed an initial response on or before April 1.

I had about the R2 waitlist yesterday. I am also seeing that R1 people are being pulled off the waitlist for interviews. So it looks like its completely a rolling process.

rainfall, we are in the same boat. Stern admits 6-8 people from my country each year, so sometimes it's like a lucky draw...Btw, a guy in my country received an invite to the hub. So I guess there is still hope. Let the waiting game continue.

aerien, thanks for the input. Stern really should do something to streamline the process and show some respect to the applicants. In my country, R1 applicants were combined with R2 applicants for the hub interview. Really it makes no point to submit in R1... If Stern wants to establish a more globalized brand, they should really increase efforts on ex-US admissions. Btw, NYU just joint-ventured with East Normal University and launched a Shanghai-New York Univerisity in the CBD of Shanghai. I really hope to hear the steps coming on MBA admissions...