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06 Dec 2019, 10:30
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INSEAD DECISION TRACKER
Updates for the last hour:
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Updates for the last hour:
- Denied, just now, from India, GMAT:700 (Q49 V37), Industry: Manufacturing, heard via: email
- Invited to interview, 6 minutes ago, from Finland, GMAT:660 (Q43 V38), GPA: 3.51, Industry: Consulting, WE 6, heard via: email
UPDATE YOUR STATUS
06 Dec 2019, 14:35
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Congratulations on your interview! How convenient that you are so close to the Asia campus and super impressive given that Singapore is one of the most competitive demos for INSEAD!
Take this time before your interview to network with as many alums as possible. You want to sound knowledgeable about the school experience generally and the specific programs that will be most helpful to your short and long-term goals (e.g., coursework, professors, clubs and extracurriculars, etc.). One way to do this is by mining your personal network (being in Singapore probably means there is no shortage of alums running around) as well as cold messaging though Linkedin. One fabulous thing about INSEAD is their warm spirit about reciprocity with other INSEADers - and you're "almost there" as an interviewee! The abundance mentality helper culture is something about the INSEAD ethos that all new students learn soon after stepping foot on campus.
INSEAD is intentionally not a cutthroat competitive environment and INSEADers are expected to help each other -- whether in their job searches, with their start-ups, coursework, etc. If reaching out to strangers, state how excited you are about your interview and see if they'll help you prepare for your upcoming interview. You'll probably be surprised at how many people will be willing to help, especially if you keep your ask brief (e.g., a 15 min phone conversation at their convenience). As long as you are respectful and unassuming, there's no harm done in reaching out to see if alums can help you, and it may even be helpful in your job search later on. Be sure to send an email thanking them for their help afterwards. And a class-act thing to do is to also share the admissions outcome with them when you hear - happy or sad - restating your gratitude for their help. Talking to an admissions consultant to get INSEAD-specific interview guidance given your near and long term goals may be helpful as well. Best of luck to you!
08 Dec 2019, 00:33
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INSEAD R2 Applicants: Please update your R2 interview decision status, if not done yet. https://gmatclub.com/forum/insead-201/d ... ml?addinfo
