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Yeah, the only hope left is the waitlist. Anyone else noticing that this year's class is shaping up to be much more competitive? I only saw 2 admits with below a 700 GMAT today.

I'm in!!!!! Got the call at 11:40am from the Adcom member who interviewed me. P.S. the exact messaging was that I "have been recommended for admission" and that the university board will have to formally approve my acceptance. So tomorrow I'm supposed to get a basic email saying I've been recommended, and then I'll get a formal email a few days later confirming acceptance. I was also told to not be concerned about this at all....did anyone else have the same experience?

Eek. 750 gmat and 3.98 gpa with 13 years experience and I'm down to hoping for the waitlist now. :/

norrab11, I understand - I have a 730, 3.98 (we both obviously got one B), and 8 years of experience, and I too can only hope to be waitlisted. To be fair, it is the best program of its kind, and there are many non-performance related factors that schools use to select their students. I’m sure that you will be successful, and maybe even be accepted from the waitlist! Posted from my mobile device

Wow... That's hard. With that kind of experience... Didn't u think of applying for emba instead of ewmba? Hope for the best... I know a few people who got waitlisted in r2 and got thru in r3 last year n the yeah before. U still got a chance Sent from my Pixel 2 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app

I agree, it looks to be more competitive this year.

Accepted, got the call yday ~11:52am. 740 GMAT, 7 - 8 years exp, 3.17GPA. Former management consultant (non-Top 3), then strategy a movie studio, and now corporate finance @ large tech company