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Jeez man. You’ve posted this in 30 different threads. One thing that will really help in the application process is “patience”. Wait for all the admission consultants to respond to you.
Also, read some other profile reviews and you’ll also develop a better sense of where you stand currently.
700 for an Indian applicant is low for Top 15 US schools.
Jeez man. You’ve posted this in 30 different threads. One thing that will really help in the application process is “patience”. Wait for all the admission consultants to respond to you.
Also, read some other profile reviews and you’ll also develop a better sense of where you stand currently.
700 for an Indian applicant is low for Top 15 US schools.
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Hi Stoiczoan,
I am really sorry mate. I am still very new to GMAT Club. I didn't realize my posts were against GMAT Club posting rules. Got slightly misguided because of some info on the forum. Have deleted most of the posts. Kindly remove if there is anything still left. Will make sure the same is not repeated anytime in future. Please forgive for any inconvenience caused.
I am kind of in shock that I was rejected and truly saddened. I thought that a round 3 WL would translate to an acceptance or at least another WL, particularly because no concrete reason for the WL and eventual rejection was provided apart from lack of space. I also remained on the WL until the last possible day, which I now know doesn't really mean much. I feel that I must really have rubbed them the wrong way or bombed my interview, which feels deeply personal -- more personal than if it was due to some objective measure. I mean, I am a URM, LGBT, test scores comfortably above SOM's averages, an inconsistent UG record at a top-50 school that was tempered by a good record at an Ivy League grad school with 5/6 years WE (depending on how you count it) in which I progressed as far as I could within my field (no career ladder in teaching). Again, I am BY NO MEANS a perfect candidate, but I don't know why in R1 I went from waitlist-able, to reject-able when I was told I had nothing at all to work on.
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Sounds like you're a strong candidate. I wouldn't let this get you down. On paper, my profile is much weaker than yours and had you asked anyone familiar with the MBA application process, they'd probably favor your profile over mine. Unless your resume is absolutely gold plated and diamond studded, admissions is a game of luck. A friend of mine was rejected by a handful of schools without interview, including Yale, but was given a full scholarship at Booth.
Take some time off to reflect. Talk to others and look for weaknesses in your application. Don't give up & keep applying.
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GMAT: 750, Q49, V42; GPA: 3.74; WE: 96 months; United States; via Phone [#permalink]
I am kind of in shock that I was rejected and truly saddened. I thought that a round 3 WL would translate to an acceptance or at least another WL, particularly because no concrete reason for the WL and eventual rejection was provided apart from lack of space. I also remained on the WL until the last possible day, which I now know doesn't really mean much. I feel that I must really have rubbed them the wrong way or bombed my interview, which feels deeply personal -- more personal than if it was due to some objective measure. I mean, I am a URM, LGBT, test scores comfortably above SOM's averages, an inconsistent UG record at a top-50 school that was tempered by a good record at an Ivy League grad school with 5/6 years WE (depending on how you count it) in which I progressed as far as I could within my field (no career ladder in teaching). Again, I am BY NO MEANS a perfect candidate, but I don't know why in R1 I went from waitlist-able, to reject-able when I was told I had nothing at all to work on.
Sounds like you're a strong candidate. I wouldn't let this get you down. On paper, my profile is much weaker than yours and had you asked anyone familiar with the MBA application process, they'd probably favor your profile over mine. Unless your resume is absolutely gold plated and diamond studded, admissions is a game of luck. A friend of mine was rejected by a handful of schools without interview, including Yale, but was given a full scholarship at Booth.
Take some time off to reflect. Talk to others and look for weaknesses in your application. Don't give up & keep applying.
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Humility, empathy, self-awareness, perfect example of implicit leadership! I can see why you are matriculating from Yale Wilch.
Do I need to live in USA to be accepted to yale.? I'm from Frankfurt, Germany Where do I need to send the application? Thanks, Guys!
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Hey alex3215! I don't believe there's any such pre-requisite for being accepted to Yale. In fact, 45% of SOM's class of 2019 are international passport holders. You can check out the entire class profile here: https://som.yale.edu/programs/mba/admis ... ss-profile
Can anyone else confirm if there is grade non-disclosure at Yale? My research suggests not / a hybrid system has been implemented whereby the top two grades are disclosed on your transcript (ie still disclosed partially) but not others.
But Wilch, as a current student has confirmed that Yale does have grade non-disclosure. Which is (good) news to me!
Can anyone else confirm if there is grade non-disclosure at Yale? My research suggests not / a hybrid system has been implemented whereby the top two grades are disclosed on your transcript (ie still disclosed partially) but not others.
But Wilch, as a current student has confirmed that Yale does have grade non-disclosure. Which is (good) news to me!
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I’m not sure what the current policy is but I do remember reading about it because it was under debate recently at Yale. Usually you can find the grading policy in the student handbook for the school though. Also a current student would probably be the next most accurate source of information.
Can anyone else confirm if there is grade non-disclosure at Yale? My research suggests not / a hybrid system has been implemented whereby the top two grades are disclosed on your transcript (ie still disclosed partially) but not others.
But Wilch, as a current student has confirmed that Yale does have grade non-disclosure. Which is (good) news to me!
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I’m not sure what the current policy is but I do remember reading about it because it was under debate recently at Yale. Usually you can find the grading policy in the student handbook for the school though. Also a current student would probably be the next most accurate source of information.
Almost ready with the application. GRE - 339/340 (V: 169, Q: 170) UG GPA - 85/100, MS GPA - 3.7/4.0 (Reputed US School) WE - 72 Months (Software Engineer/Tech Lead in the US subsidiary of a top MNC) Applying from: USA (Living here for last 6 years) Citizenship: India
On the Activities page, I need to list out two undergrad activities and two post-undergrad activities.
I have a post-graduate degree as well. Where do the activities from there go - in the undergrad section or the post-undergrad? From what it looks like to me, by post-undergrad, Yale means 'while working'. Or does it?
It says a link will appear 'shortly' on the status page so that I can answer the video questions. I've been waiting for 15 minutes and still haven't seen any link. Has anyone else had to have waited so long? The deadline to answer the video question is the 10th, but I'm wondering why the link isn't showing as yet.
It says a link will appear 'shortly' on the status page so that I can answer the video questions. I've been waiting for 15 minutes and still haven't seen any link. Has anyone else had to have waited so long? The deadline to answer the video question is the 10th, but I'm wondering why the link isn't showing as yet.
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Give it some time, you have till 10th i guess to submit the videos
For the Video Interview, I am aware that the Yale SOM Adcom says that we do not "need" to talk for 60/90 seconds. Let's say I start talking and put out a couple of valid points that addresses the question in around 30 seconds and I am unable to come up with anything else impromptu. Should I use fillers for a few seconds, think something and get back on track or just end it at 30 seconds?