Only heard of 1 student getting off the WL from R1 so far. Creating this new topic for further discussion. Can WL people share their profile?

Just an FYI, you may benefit from posting about waitlisting in the admissions consultants area. Here is the link: ask-admission-consultants-124/ KW

Hi Socu, Assuming that you're talking about the MBA program and its deadlines, the Round 1 Final Decisions were just 2 weeks ago, so anyone who was put on THAT waitlist probably won't hear ANYTHING until July (when the Final Decisions for Round 2 are handed out). Considering that the Round 4 Final Decisions aren't until October, it's possible that wait-listed applicants might have to hold on for several MONTHS before hearing from INSEAD. GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made, Rich

Got a waitlist reply today. I dont know what to do next. Can someone please guide?

Hi atulmonga, This sounds like more of an Admissions question, so you might want to post to the Experts in that Forum: ask-admission-consultants-124/ Getting wait-listed is not necessarily a bad thing (and it's certainly better than getting rejected outright). You might also have to wait for several more months to hear definitive word. However, there might be some things that you can do to strengthen your application in the interim (e.g. retake the GMAT and score higher, if you've received any promotions or leadership work since you applied...you could update your work experience). Were there any parts of your application that you thought could be stronger? GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made, Rich

Anyone aware of any movement in the R1 R2 waitlists?

Hi sg2015, Although you did not mention it in your post, did you apply to INSEAD? And if so, when did you apply? The 'tricky' thing about wait-lists is that Business Schools always keep some 'spots' open in the event that some fantastic applicants show up in the later Rounds. If you have a good application, but not a great one, then you might have to wait some time to actually receive word about whether you've been accepted or not. This does afford you the opportunity to potentially improve the overall strength of your application while you wait (e.g.. by retaking the GMAT and scoring higher and making some note-worthy improvement to another part of your application). GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made, Rich

Hey guys, Have you heard any movement on R1 and R2 INSEAD 16D waitlists to date? Would highly appreciate if you could share your experience. Thank you.