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Yale SOM Calling all 2018 intake applicants - Class of 2020
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25 May 2017, 10:32
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Yale SOM Calling all 2018 intake applicants - Class of 2020
As they say, the early bird catches the worm. Where are you guys at? I am a Yale Class of 2020 hopeful and looking to feel the GMAT Club folks (read: testing out the competition). Let's here it from everyone planning early, and some profile discussions may be?
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25 May 2017, 11:03
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edgeook8 wrote:
Round 3 waitlisted applicant here. Will, in all likelihood, be a C/O 2020 applicant as well (though I am hoping not to be!). Hi, all!
We are in the same boat. Actually, I am in a slightly worse off boat than you are. I am a R1 reject. I have improved my GMAT and strengthened my profile quite a bit since then. Hopefully this is my year.
Hoping to hear some reapplicant feedback from Yale soon!
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26 May 2017, 12:33
Aaliyah537 wrote:
I'm still undecided about whether to apply to Yale. Hoping to visit over the summer.
yeah? I have heard really good stuff about the program. Especially from my background Yale is no-brainer. Do let us know about the visit!
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02 Jun 2017, 22:34
Regarding the above -- I fell in love with SOM during my visit. Very integrated into the university, gorgeous building and campus, innovative curriculum, smart students, and -- above all -- everyone was just so nice! was not expecting this last part, but every interaction I had was just wonderul, from my interviewer, to the front desk receptionist, to the students I spoke with in passing. Hopefully a visit will clarify things for you, Aaliyah537.
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06 Jun 2017, 21:48
I will be reapplying (3rd round reject here). Retaking the GMAT in August--feeling much more confident. Trying to bust into environmental sustainability so Yale is a no-brainer for me.
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08 Jun 2017, 12:03
Yeah the forestry school looks great! How many of you guys are reapplicants?
edgeook8 you seem to have been waitlisted. Are you still waiting to receive a decision or ?
Glad to see I am not the only one reapplying. What did you guys think were your past mistakes/reasons you did not get the congrats email?
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souvik101990 -- Yes, I'm waitlisted in Round 3. I was told that it was due to lack of space and that nothing was lacking in my application after I asked SOM to evaluate my application (this is something they offer to WL applicants). Not that I'm a perfect candidate by any means, but I've learned that in the third round there is sometimes simply no space. I am cautiously optimistic about my chances in future rounds if this one doesn't work in my favor for this reason (emphasis on the "cautiously").
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Yeah seems like round 3 is a hit or miss for most people. I just got out of the Yale Mumbai Reception. Anjani Jain was there himself and he was really funny. Got to learn a lot more about the integrated curriculum than what's just there on the website. There were at least a hundred people in the session - the Indian demography at its brutal best. All in all I had a good time. There was great food as well but I couldn't enjoy that much as I left for dinner.
I asked a question about career goals prompt in the app dataset and got a decent response. I'll post more about the experience later in the evening.
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