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10 Feb 2012, 07:40
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Using BW numbers, it's 24% admit / 64% interviewed = 37.5%
threestripes showed me an interesting twist though: if you remove the admits off the waitlist, then it drops down to 22.4% admit / 64% interviewed = 35% of interviewees are admitted with no time on the waitlist
I don't know of any published numbers on Tepper's applicants by nationality, so that makes a strictly international calculation difficult. But I think the general perception is that internationals have a lower admit rate due to a number of factors. This may only apply to those from India or China, but I don't know.
In the end, while the numbers are interesting, they shouldn't change your game plan. Give your best interview, and then you've done all you can do at that point!
threestripes showed me an interesting twist though: if you remove the admits off the waitlist, then it drops down to 22.4% admit / 64% interviewed = 35% of interviewees are admitted with no time on the waitlist
I don't know of any published numbers on Tepper's applicants by nationality, so that makes a strictly international calculation difficult. But I think the general perception is that internationals have a lower admit rate due to a number of factors. This may only apply to those from India or China, but I don't know.
In the end, while the numbers are interesting, they shouldn't change your game plan. Give your best interview, and then you've done all you can do at that point!
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10 Feb 2012, 07:50
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+1 method. Agree with the #s and sentiment.
Regarding int'l applicants, here is an article from poetsandquants about the matter. https://poetsandquants.com/2011/11/19/in ... rejection/
The report reveals that applicants from China and India are more than four to five times likely to be turned down for admission than either domestic applicants or those from Europe, Latin America, Africa or the Middle East.
Last year, for example, 20% of the applications received by the school were from China and other Asian countries while 22% were from India. The school’s acceptance rate for the Chinese and Indian applicants was 10% and 8%, respectively. The acceptance rate for U.S. citizens was 39%–four to five times higher.
Regarding int'l applicants, here is an article from poetsandquants about the matter. https://poetsandquants.com/2011/11/19/in ... rejection/
The report reveals that applicants from China and India are more than four to five times likely to be turned down for admission than either domestic applicants or those from Europe, Latin America, Africa or the Middle East.
Last year, for example, 20% of the applications received by the school were from China and other Asian countries while 22% were from India. The school’s acceptance rate for the Chinese and Indian applicants was 10% and 8%, respectively. The acceptance rate for U.S. citizens was 39%–four to five times higher.
13 Feb 2012, 19:42
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bump. any more interview invites out yet.
are you? 
