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binaryuser01
Joined: 12 Feb 2015
Last visit: 22 Aug 2015
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Concentration: General Management, Entrepreneurship
Schools: Haas EWMBA '18 (M)
GPA: 3.76
WE:Engineering (Computer Hardware)
06 May 2015, 13:43
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andymann
Andy, I am on R2 waitlist as well and didn't see any status change from "Waitlist". I talked to someone who was waitlisted last year and then got in. He never saw status change as well until the decision date. Goodluck!
itsmedavidv
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Concentration: Entrepreneurship, Operations
Schools: Haas EWMBA '18 (I) Anderson FEMBA '18 (I)
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06 May 2015, 21:55
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BerkeleyorBust2015
I interviewed this week. I got a business card, with the persons name and actual email address. I heard others getting generic "EWMBA" business cards.
My interview went well. The flow was great. It was very conversational. They asked me multiple questions all in one, which was different.
07 May 2015, 07:01
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| FROM The Berkeley EWMBA Blog: Al Gore Addresses, Inspires Berkeley MBA Students |
 Al Gore came to the Berkeley-Haas campus with a message of optimism that the climate change challenge would be met—tempered by an observation that "Democracy has been hacked" and that a breakdown in effective governance could be an obstacle to achieving that aim. The Nobel Peace Prize winner and former VP of the United States addressed a capacity crowd of Berkeley MBA students and other Haas community members in a fireside chat with Professor Laura Tyson, director of the Haas School's Institute for Business and Social Impact, and Dean Rich Lyons. During the impassioned conversation, part of the Haas School's Dean’s Speaker Series, Gore highlighted the importance of accounting for every system that supports humanity by recognizing, for example, the value in natural resources and quality of life and not just things you can buy. He encouraged students to challenge policymakers and bring innovative ideas to companies that support sustainable practices. “Mother Nature,” said Gore, “is telling us that we have to change.” Yet, despite the obstacles, “We are going to solve the climate crisis." We invite you to access insights from Al Gore, just one of the leaders to address Berkeley MBA audiences.  
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