bondc707
Pakman33
I assumed 1,200 applicants remained relatively steady from 2013 to 2016, then 30% jump lands us around 1,500 for class of 2019 + about 8% growth class of 2020 (According to GMAC).
2017The University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management reports a 34-per-cent spike in applications for its MBA program from international students compared to a year ago.
source:
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/report- ... e34355997/International demand definitely went up, but domestic demand for Canadian MBA programs has been falling, the class of 2021 is only 42% domestic. bondc707
Furthermore, if you look at the Rotman GMAT Club applicant tracker, the growth in applications was 14% in 2016, 13% in 2018 and 19% in 2019. If you assume a (very very conservative) 3% annually from 2013-2016 and then 30% in 2017 and then 10% annually in 2018 and 2019, you get to 2300 - Which is still wayyyy understated if you ask me.
I think this is a more granular assessment that I can get behind, I'm still a little hesitant to put Rotman over 2,000 applicants, but stats don't lie

I think it will be one the only schools with 2K+ Applications and a sub-680 Average GMAT, which I find hard to believe, no matter how "holistic" they say they are lol.
I will adjust all the numbers to 2,300 nearly double the 2013 figures as suggested above, but I think I will lower the estimated Yield Rate because on GMATClub Tracker it's single-digit for both Rotman & Ivey

I don't have any updated information on Ivey so I'll assume the growth in application volume isn't as exponential as Rotman.
Thanks for the source material!