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November 15, 2024 1:57pm ET

Rejected at Columbia

Round: Round 1

Received via portal November 15, 2024

GMAT: 705

Program Type: Traditional Two-Year

Target Career: Entrepreneurship

Application Location: Europe

Note:

Entrepreneur with exited company … I guess they o my look for consultants ….

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anon32494 Likes Earned: 5 Hi OP - can I ask what did they say in the rejection letter? Did they ask you to consider J term? (0)

eu-entre Likes Earned: 1 Thank you for your application to Columbia Business School. Unfortunately, the Admissions Committee is unable to offer you a place in the August-entering MBA Class of 2027. Please know that we did not reach this decision easily. We appreciate the time and effort you spent preparing your materials and were impressed by your background. Unfortunately, we must turn away many qualified applicants every year. We wish you success in your future endeavors and thank you again for your interest in Columbia Business School. Best, (1)

anon32494 Likes Earned: 5 I got this, so weird: Please know that we did not reach this decision easily as we were impressed by your professional accomplishments, academic success, and personal attributes. Indeed, your profile and stated career goals may be a good fit for our January-entering MBA program (J-Term). The J-Term, which has the same core curriculum and elective offerings as the August-entry MBA, allows students who do not need a summer internship to achieve their career goals to earn their degree in only 16 months. It’s ideal for students who wish to remain in the same industry after graduation or pursue entrepreneurial interests. (0)

anon14811 Likes Earned: 4 If you stated you were interested in being considered for J term in your application you will get the 2nd response, if not you get the 1st. I explicitly stated I wasnt interested in J term so i got the 1st response. (0)

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