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Malluce
Joined: 17 Sep 2015
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Location: United States (CA)
Concentration: Entrepreneurship, Finance
Schools: CBS '18 (D) Sloan '18 (WD) HBS '18 (D) Haas '18 (A) Stanford '18 (D) Wharton '18 (M) Stern '18 (WD)
GMAT 1: 730 Q51 V37
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Schools: CBS '18 (D) Sloan '18 (WD) HBS '18 (D) Haas '18 (A) Stanford '18 (D) Wharton '18 (M) Stern '18 (WD)
GMAT 1: 730 Q51 V37
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20 Nov 2015, 13:13
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stevkang8
Based on their admission blog, everyone should get a status update on week of 11/9, so I don't think more invites are coming, I think people just didn't/ forgot to update their profiles.
21 Nov 2015, 01:13
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I am an Indian applicant, and got a ding in R1 application. After that, I got a mail from MIT stating that they consider me a strong candidate for their new Asian School of business and have scheduled a call for admission. Today I got another mail for other programs at MIT Sloan - I think some master's program in Supply Chain management. For all these programs, they are ready to consider my MBA application that I submitted, and I don't need to apply again. I find it slightly surprising, because my application talked only about my interest in MBA, and not to any of these other programs.
Do others have also received similar messages, and is it common practice among schools to consider candidates for various programs on basis on a single application ?
Do others have also received similar messages, and is it common practice among schools to consider candidates for various programs on basis on a single application ?
atlmba2018
21 Nov 2015, 16:24
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Part of the MIT application involves a couple of check boxes one of which states that they for candidates not admitted into MIT Sloan they may share their details with other programs (Page 9 of the application pdf). If you checked "I agree to share" then they will consider you for the other programs based on your background. I know someone who got dinged from MIT Sloan but managed to get into the MIT Supply Chain Management program (Ranked at the #1 supply chain program), so it could be worth checking out.
