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Sorry to hear this. This is really shocking. Would you mind sharing additional detail about your profile? Such as number of years experience, post MBA career chosen, age and location? I'm sorry to hear about this ding, but if it makes you feel better, a good friend of mine was dinged from Columbia last year but made it into Stanford in the same application cycle. Sometimes it is unpredictable.
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Thanks for the kind thoughts! It's a learning experience, and we've all faced setbacks. My main concern is that I've gotten my application about as solid as can be (given aspects I can control), so it doesn't bode well for other applications haha. Either way, the data:
74 months of work experience upon entering Sep 2018. Post MBA Career was in Media/Tech - I've worked in physical and digital media all my post undergraduate life. My start up is the second largest website dedicated solely to soccer in Latin America, generating between 25-30 million visits a month. We cumulatively reach over 1 billion people a year on Facebook. Age is 27, location NJ
Better format:
STATUS: Applied ED 10/3, Rejected via email at 2:34pm EDT 10/30
AGE:27
GPA: 3.19 (international economics)
GMAT: 750
EXP: 74months
LOCATION: NJ, USA
POST MBA: Media/Tech
Again, good luck to everyone else, I hope you all do great!
Posted from my mobile deviceThanks so much for sharing. If you don't get into the schools you applied to in R1, do you plan to apply to some in R2?
Out of curiosity, did you work on your website full-time after you graduated from college, and have you been working on it full-time since? Is there a reason you didn't plan to work full-time on your website after the MBA? I wonder if the AdCom was looking for an explanation for how the MBA would help you take your website to the next level in terms of monetary value, or why moving on from your website after the MBA is the best move for you. You sound like a great leader, so i'm really surprised you are getting dings. I get the feeling AdCom just didn't connect with the Why MBA part of your application. I'm no admissions expert, just my gut feeling.