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AlexanderSA
29 Mar 2012, 18:24
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nawaz84
is it correct to assume that the quota for each admitted student that opts out of LBS is passed on to a waitlister or are we all just strung along and compared to the next round's applicants - if we fit the bill more so than a R3 applicant and serve an under represented group then we're accepted? i'm not sure it's correct to think that for each applicant that's admitted and chooses not to attend, one waitlister is offered admission...that's all. thoughts? and as always - best of luck to all waitlisters!
AlexanderSA
29 Mar 2012, 18:27
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nacyrio
as much as i want to think this, i'm not sure it's true...who knows how many LBS applicants simply don't appear on GMAT Club...however, I am tempted to believe that the HBS loan controversy might have an affect on decreasing the number of accepted applicants that actually agree to matriculate...thoughts?
29 Mar 2012, 18:33
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AlexanderSA
I actually agree with the loan controversy would have an affect on things.
I don't know how difficult for ppls from EU countries and UK to secure financing, but in Canada, student loan is pretty easy to obtain, also bank line of credit is easy to apply for. I am hoping that there will be more applicants drop off due to financing issues (sry to the admitted folks....), so I could have better chance to get in.
Anyways, good luck to all here waiting... but I guess the best solution to the problem is to seek out other alternatives at this point.
