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20 Sep 2011, 18:52
that's great Rommeliv I was not aware of this session ..& in few minutes I will have to leave for my office I would have loved to attend Hows the placement scenarion at Mays?Any idea? I wanted to have a word with current alumnis..but couldn't find a way of contacting them on the website of Mays Do share the information you got through this session with us
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01 Oct 2011, 05:58
Planning for november deadline. Mays surely looks a good value for money program.How does the school fare in recognition and industry connections? Profile: 710/5.5 Indian Male 4yrs business and quality analysis. Good acads, good extra curr
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02 Oct 2011, 00:33
Undergrad GPA: 4.0 Graduate GPA: 4.0 Both degrees in Russian Studies. Overseas experience: 5 years (2 as a student in Russia, 3 as an English/Russian teacher in Germany) Work: 3 years English/Russian teacher as freelance business and employed at various schools Languages: English (native), Russian (Fluent), German (Fluent), Spanish (Intermediate - learning), Ukrainian (Learning) GMAT: 710 M 45 V 41 Age: 30
Now I am far from a math genius by any stretch, but I though this was an interesting rough insight. Now I'm aware I had to make a couple assumptions, but I think this is a good ballpark estimate. Feel free to poke holes in my math
537 Applicants 123 Accepted 23% of students who applied were accepted 63 Matriculated 51% of accepted students matriculated
International applications received: 64% 344 International Applicants Domestic applications received: 36% 193 Domestic Applicants
Full-time students in newest entering class (2010-2011) that are:
International: 19% 12 International Students matriculated Domestic: 81% 51 Domestic Students matriculated
Assuming similar % as the matriculation International to Domestic split:
Applicants accepted:
International: 23 Domestic: 100
Finally when you divide the accepted applicants by their total number of respective applicants:
% of application type accepted
International: 6.7% of International students accepted Domestic: 51.8% of Domestic students accepted
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06 Oct 2011, 00:00
Hello soonerliberty, whoamir1,Rommeliv
can you guys share recommendation questions. Mays requires recommendations from three persons unlike other schools which need recommendations only from two persons whom did u choose as your recommender?
gmatclubot
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06 Oct 2011, 00:00
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