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25 Sep 2012, 14:02
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Stern Part-Time Spring 2013
Here are the stats for the 2013 application season. If any questions, please let me know. Also, if anyone would like to be the threadmaster (leader) of this discussion/thread - please PM me. We could use a good leader.
Stern Part-time Applicant Summary (Real Time)
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Anyone applying to the Spring 2013 term? This board has been quite since the deadline.
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27 Sep 2012, 11:07
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Doubtful. The deadline was September 15th and based on past boards most people do apply around the deadline. Also NYU starts sending out decisions as early as the first week of October. Hopefully the low activity here means my odds of admission have increased 
On an unrelated note, I am surprised at the low number of applications that Stern's part time program receives. It is the defacto No 1 Part Time program in New York City, and you would think there would be more than 800 applicants who want to keep their job AND get the same MBA degree that people who are taking 2 years out of the workforce get. I understand the logic of getting and internship and building a network to foster a switch in careers, buy ONLY 800 people in the entire city want to stay in their same industry/company and get an MBA?
Numbers don't lie but I'm just surprised...Part-Time MBA seems like a great deal to me if you are able to shoulder the multiple demands.
On an unrelated note, I am surprised at the low number of applications that Stern's part time program receives. It is the defacto No 1 Part Time program in New York City, and you would think there would be more than 800 applicants who want to keep their job AND get the same MBA degree that people who are taking 2 years out of the workforce get. I understand the logic of getting and internship and building a network to foster a switch in careers, buy ONLY 800 people in the entire city want to stay in their same industry/company and get an MBA?
Numbers don't lie but I'm just surprised...Part-Time MBA seems like a great deal to me if you are able to shoulder the multiple demands.
JonAdmissionado
