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Yale was one of my favorites, and I thought I had a great interview, but ding it is.

Congrats to everyone who got admitted!
I believe Yale SOM is a great school, and I wish you guys all the best!
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Can someone please give me a broad comparison between Yale SOM and Tuck. Am wait-listed on Tuck and got admitted to Yale.
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Can someone please give me a broad comparison between Yale SOM and Tuck. Am wait-listed on Tuck and got admitted to Yale.

What type of comparisons are you looking for? I suggest you post over at admitted-which-bschool-to-choose-192/ and tell us more about your goals and what you're looking for in a bschool.
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Is there a place on the website to see if one received funding?
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Can someone please give me a broad comparison between Yale SOM and Tuck. Am wait-listed on Tuck and got admitted to Yale.

Tuck is rated a bit better rankings-wise, is a stand alone program, and now has a slightly smaller class. Yale is more interdisciplinary, fully integrated into the larger university, and just finished arguable the most impressive new b-school building in the country. Both are known for having smaller and extremely tight-knit student bodies.

I am in at Tuck and Yale and will be matriculating to Yale this fall.
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Is there a place on the website to see if one received funding?


If it wasn't mentioned on the call, no dice on scholarship money.
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I didn't receive a call, just received the email and status update.

For those that were told about scholarship money on the call, was this info also listed on your letter in the application system?

Thanks for the info.
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I am in at Tuck and Yale and will be matriculating to Yale this fall.

Congrats! Care to share 'Why Yale'? (over your other three impressive admits)
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I am in at Tuck and Yale and will be matriculating to Yale this fall.

Congrats! Care to share 'Why Yale'? (over your other three impressive admits)

Yay, Flyte!! Welcome :)
And, like farful, I expect a detailed posting on your decision process!
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**Edited due to changed decision**

In the end the decision came down to Yale and Tuck.
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Ha ha I am happy to oblige! Please remember the following thoughts are simply based on my experiences and research and may not align what each person individually has experienced.

In the end the decision came down to Yale and Tuck.

In terms of my reasoning, if I were recruiting for finance, banking, etc Yale would have been perhaps a more straight forward decision; however, consulting-wise Tuck is perhaps a bit stronger in terms of last year’s placement. With that said, either school, will enable you to get an interview at McKinsey, Bain, or BCG, but neither of them guarantee one a job. Thus, I looked into which program I believed I will grow the most at personally.

Between Yale’s interdisciplinary nature, integration into the wider university (opportunities to take classes at YLS, FES, etc), and its unparalleled leadership program, SOM is simply the best place to improve not just my skill-set, but really diversify my network and improve myself. As someone who also wants to get involved in a variety of intra-university activities, sports, mentoring, etc, Yale offers opportunities Tuck can’t match. Not to mention Yale also has far easier access to NYC and other major cities.

With all that said, Yale has truly put its money where its mouth is so to speak with Evans Hall (a 242k sq ft and a quarter of a billion dollar building is pretty bloody impressive). That combined with a slightly larger class size (class of 2016 should be about 300), with long term plans to expand to 320, gives Yale, in my mind, a higher upside compared to Tuck. This may not matter to some people, but I found it personally compelling. I also found the Yale network to be as, if not more, responsive as Tuck’s.

In short, Yale is the right fit for me, though I would have been thrilled to attend Tuck as well. It just comes down to personal fit. I am happy to answer anyone’s questions on my thought process, decision, or elaborate on any of the points I made. I am very happy to be done with the application process and cannot wait to start at Yale! Again please remember the above conclusions are based on my experiences during the process and may not reflect your own.

If I could frame this post, I would. So happy you'll be joining us this fall!
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Hello GMATCLUB Members,

GMATClub and Admissionado Consulting are conducting a webinar for the applicants got dinged this year. This is your opportunity to get expert guidance and build a smart strategy for the next application round/season. Webinar will be conducted by Admissionado's Founder and HBS Alum Jon Frank. Jon will share his suggestions followed by a Q&A session - this is your opportunity to ask your specific questions.

One lucky attendee will get the opportunity to have his/her (dinged) profile evaluated by Jon Frank during the session. If you'd like to be chosen for this opportunity, please email info@admissionado.com with the subject line "GMAT Club Webinar - Choose me!". Please include your name, nationality, age, GMAT score and a list of schools where you were dinged. And please also attach your essays + resume + LORs from one of your applications. Winner will be notified via email on April 16th!

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Ha ha I am happy to oblige! Please remember the following thoughts are simply based on my experiences and research and may not align what each person individually has experienced.

In the end the decision came down to Yale and Tuck.

In terms of my reasoning, if I were recruiting for finance, banking, etc Yale would have been perhaps a more straight forward decision; however, consulting-wise Tuck is perhaps a bit stronger in terms of last year’s placement. With that said, either school, will enable you to get an interview at McKinsey, Bain, or BCG, but neither of them guarantee one a job. Thus, I looked into which program I believed I will grow the most at personally.

Between Yale’s interdisciplinary nature, integration into the wider university (opportunities to take classes at YLS, FES, etc), and its unparalleled leadership program, SOM is simply the best place to improve not just my skill-set, but really diversify my network and improve myself. As someone who also wants to get involved in a variety of intra-university activities, sports, mentoring, etc, Yale offers opportunities Tuck can’t match. Not to mention Yale also has far easier access to NYC and other major cities.

With all that said, Yale has truly put its money where its mouth is so to speak with Evans Hall (a 242k sq ft and a quarter of a billion dollar building is pretty bloody impressive). That combined with a slightly larger class size (class of 2016 should be about 300), with long term plans to expand to 320, gives Yale, in my mind, a higher upside compared to Tuck. This may not matter to some people, but I found it personally compelling. I also found the Yale network to be as, if not more, responsive as Tuck’s.

In short, Yale is the right fit for me, though I would have been thrilled to attend Tuck as well. It just comes down to personal fit. I am happy to answer anyone’s questions on my thought process, decision, or elaborate on any of the points I made. I am very happy to be done with the application process and cannot wait to start at Yale! Again please remember the above conclusions are based on my experiences during the process and may not reflect your own.

If I could frame this post, I would. So happy you'll be joining us this fall!

Flyte, I suggest you print this out with some fancy font on a fancy piece of paper, frame it, and hand it to aerien when you see him next year!
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If I could frame this post, I would. So happy you'll be joining us this fall!

Flyte, I suggest you print this out with some fancy font on a fancy piece of paper, frame it, and hand it to aerien when you see him next year!

Ha ha thank you both for the kind words, I'm just excited to get stuck in this fall! Now if anyone has advice on how to concentrate at work for the next three months, I am all ears!
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Now if anyone has advice on how to concentrate at work for the next three months, I am all ears!

No advice there ... but do keep in touch with people you think will be great friends, mentors, future co-workers, etc. The world is a very small place and you might find you need their help later on down the road (and you may or may not have an assignment in the fall that asks you to reach out to people in your former life ;) )
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Has any R2 waitlisted candidate written to the admission committee for feedback and heard back from them? It is weird that the waitlist manager have not reached out to us so far as she sent mails to R1 waitlisted candidates only 3 days after the R1 notification day according to the words left on the first page of this thread.
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Has any R2 waitlisted candidate written to the admission committee for feedback and heard back from them? It is weird that the waitlist manager have not reached out to us so far as she sent mails to R1 waitlisted candidates only 3 days after the R1 notification day according to the words left on the first page of this thread.

I'm not sure if this is a helpful data point but I received my interview invite on April 3rd and was interviewed on April 8th. Could be that they've been busy taking interviews until recently. No reason to worry I guess.
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