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Published: February 16, 2014

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Early action / Second-year student / On-campus

Description of visit and interview atmosphere: I visited the school before the early action deadline and had my interview during the visit. I had also scheduled to attend a class in the morning, followed by lunch with current students. My interview was in the afternoon. I had specifically scheduled my interview on Friday so I could attend “Fuqua Friday” and experience the diverse and super friendly Fuqua community firsthand. The interviews are held in the interview rooms in the admissions lounge. While we, prospective students, waited in the admissions lounge for our interview, I was pleasantly surprised to see how Read more

Published: February 12, 2014

Harvard Business School, Fuqua School of Business Researchers Examine Modern Matchmaking

Researchers at Harvard Business School (HBS) and Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business recently set out to examine what motivates people to act as matchmakers, discovering that they do it because it brings intrinsic happiness. HBS Associate Professor Michael Norton and Lalin Anik, a postdoctoral fellow at Fuqua, will present the findings of four studies tomorrow at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology annual conference in Austin, Texas. As part of their studies, Norton and Anik used surveys, computer games and lab-based social interactions to show when and why making matches increases happiness. Read more

Published: January 2, 2014

Fuqua School of Business MBA Demystifies Week-in-Cities

Advice to prospective MBA students: Be prepared for lots of acronyms. This from Fuqua School of Business first-year MBA student Trevor McKinnon in a recent post to the school’s Daytime MBA Student Blog. “Apparently, MBA students are so busy that we don’t have time to speak in complete sentences and rely on acronyms and abbreviations to save us precious seconds in conversation,” he writes. One such acronym at Fuqua is WIC, which stands for Week-in-Cities. WIC are mini trips organized by various student clubs to cities across the country during school breaks. Each Week-in-Cities trip is focused on a particular industry and includes scheduled visits for participating students at several companies and firms that might have internships or full-time job opportunities. Read more

Published: December 16, 2013

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: ED / Alumnus / Off-Campus

I had to fly to another city, so the usual – the flight was late, made it to the interviewers office just in time. Realized I forgot to get a copy of my resume. Unfortunately the interviewer also forgot to get it, so he had to go back to his office to grab the resume. Started off with casual small talk about my city (which is the party capital of the country) spoke a bit about the nightlife, restaurants, etc. 1) Tell me about your Company. Some specific Company related questions … then even more specific questions. 2) Tell me about Read more

Published: December 9, 2013

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Round 1 / 2nd Year / On-Campus

It was a resume-based interview, with the interviewer having no exposure to the other portions of my application. In addition to my resume, the interviewer had a sheet of questions with spaces to write answers/notes, and continued to make reference to the need to follow the sheet (my experience was more conversational than most of the other interviewees reported during subsequent discussion) Thus, the questions asked were: -What is your story? -What do you want to do, and why do you need an MBA to do it? -Why does that MBA need to be from Fuqua? -What will you contribute Read more

Published: November 3, 2013

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: EA / Alumnus / Off-campus

I interviewed in his office, which seemed a bit stressful at start but turned out to be fine. The interview lasted an hour, and the interviewer was very friendly and relaxed, and it felt like a conversation with a friend rather than an interview for a business school. He presented himself, the format of the interview and then we started. Questions: 1) Walk me through your resume (with interim questions and clarifications) 2) Why MBA 3) Why in Fuqua and not other schools 4) How will you contribute 5) Tell me about your greatest achievement Read more

Published: October 14, 2013

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Early Action / Alumnus (2009) / Off-campus (Singapore)

Very friendly interviewer. Ended up chatting for nearly 75min. Here were the questions from my interview: 1) Walk me through your resume 2) Why MBA? (He cross-questioned and probed me on this part for a good 15 min) 3) Why Fuqua? (When I mentioned ‘Team-Fuqua’, he asked me to state specific examples on how I would contribute to different teams in Fuqua) 4) Who I’ve spoken to and why I think I get the school’s culture? 5) Asked me to detail a situation when I managed a difficult team-member / employee / stakeholder 6) Asked Read more

Published: October 8, 2013

Stanford Graduate School of Business Returns to Number One Spot in Forbes 2013 MBA Rankings

Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) reclaimed the top spot in the Forbes 2013 biennial ranking of MBA programs, released today. The University of Chicago Booth School of Business took second, bumping Harvard Business School (HBS), which topped the list in 2011, to third place. The University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School followed up the lead in fourth. Forbes, which ranks full-time MBA programs every two years based on return on investment, found that at the top 25 programs in the United States, the degree still pays off, although it takes longer to do so. For the Class of 2008, the class surveyed for this year’s ranking, the average payback period was 3.7 years, as compared to 2.7 years a decade ago, Forbes reports. Read more

Published: October 6, 2013

Duke’s Fuqua School of Business Unveils New Energy Finance Concentration, Sustainability Courses

The Fuqua School of Business at Duke University last month announced its launch of a new concentration in energy finance, as well as two new courses focused on sustainability. The new energy finance concentration, which comes as an addition to the school’s existing concentration in energy and environment, will allow MBA students to explore issues like project finance, markets and trading, corporate finance and risk management in greater depth, while also providing them with the fundamentals of global energy markets. With its launch, Fuqua has become the only MBA program in the BusinessWeek 10 top-ranked schools to offer such an energy finance focus. Read more

Published: September 23, 2013

Duke’s Fuqua School of Business Launches New One-Year Management Program in China, U.S.

The Fuqua School of Business at Duke University last week announced the launch of a new one-year master’s degree program in management, which will feature three terms of study on Duke’s North Carolina campus and two terms at the new Duke Kunshan University (DKU), near Shanghai. Duke recently received final approval from China’s Ministry of Education to establish DKU, a joint venture between Duke, Wuhan University and the city of Kunshan. The new campus, which is scheduled to open in July 2014, will offer a master’s degree program in global health (through the Duke Global Health Institute) and a proposed degree in medical physics, as well as the new year-long master of management studies (MMS: DKU) degree. DKU will also serve as the Chinese base for Fuqua’s global executive MBA program, the Financial Times reports. Read more

Published: September 9, 2013

Shifts in Global Healthcare Increase Intersection between Medicine and the MBA

Entrepreneurship, innovation and cost cutting are increasingly important amid shifts in global healthcare systems, presenting important opportunities for business schools offering healthcare-focused MBA programs, the Financial Times reports. “The healthcare system is about much more than just treating patients,” Steve Chick, head of INSEAD’s Healthcare Management Initiative, told the FT. “The coordination of care is critical and that’s where business schools can play a big role.” Read more

Published: September 2, 2013

Trivia Tuesday: Teaching Methods at Duke / Fuqua

Welcome to another edition of Trivia Tuesday, in which we examine individual program elements that differentiate the leading MBA programs from their peers. Today, we’re taking a look into the Clear Admit School Guide to Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business in order to share with you some insights about the program’s teaching methods. “Most classes at Fuqua meet twice a week, either on Mondays and Thursdays or on Tuesdays and Fridays. No classes are held on Wednesdays, a system designed to give students a mid-week break that can be used to schedule job interviews, attend campus events or catch Read more

Published: August 26, 2013

Career Services Director Q&A: Sheryle Dirks of Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business

~ A CLEAR ADMIT EXCLUSIVE ~ This week we’re learning about career services at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. We had a great interview with Sheryle Dirks, associate dean of career management, who leads Fuqua’s Career Management Center (CMC). Dirks has been at Fuqua since 1998 and in her current role as associate dean since 2005. She came to career services from the MBA admissions world, having worked in MBA admissions in the Chicago area. “I loved the intermingling between the corporate world and the education world” that career services offered, she says, so when she landed a job in career management at Fuqua she was thrilled. Dirks manages the CMC’s 30 full-time staff members, as well as a small group of executive coaches and more than 90 part-time student career counselors. The CMC provides career services to all of the degree programs that go through the business school, which include the full-time MBA program as well as three executive-style programs in which students continue to work while in school and a one-year degree program for slightly younger students. Read on to learn how the CMC was reorganized last year to better align with the school’s strategy and resources. Dirks also shares her perspective on how the recruiting process has become less linear and more fragmented in the wake of the economic crisis, why passion is one of the most crucial elements of the job search process and more. Read more

Published: August 19, 2013

Growing Number of Doctors Pursue Health-Focused MBA Degree at Fuqua School of Business

The number of doctors applying to the MBA Health Sector Management program at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business is on the rise, in part a reaction to the passage of the Affordable Care Act, the school reports. An average of 21 doctors has applied to the school’s fulltime healthcare-focused MBA program each year between 2010 and 2013, up from 13 per year, on average, in the six years before that. The number of doctors applying to the Executive MBA program has also increased, to an average of 25 per year between 2010 and 2013, compared to 17 per year between 2004 and 2009. Read more

Published: August 4, 2013

At Duke’s Fuqua School of Business Many Roads Lead to Consulting

Consulting firms make up six of the 10 top employers of graduates from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, and almost a full third (32 percent) of the 2013 class accepted consulting jobs this past year, the school announced recently. For three years in a row, Deloitte has hired more Duke MBAs than any other employer, hiring 26 graduates from the most recent class. Other consulting firms hiring multiple Duke MBAs include Bain and Company, McKinsey and Company, Boston Consulting Group, Accenture LLP and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, according to data gathered by Fuqua's Career Management Center (CMC.) Read more

Published: July 22, 2013

U.S. News Ranks 10 Full-Time MBA Programs That Lead to Highest Student Debt

As part of its Short List series, U.S. News & World Report today took a closer look at the student debt load incurred by full-time MBA students graduating from top business school programs. According to data provided by schools as part of its annual ranking, U.S. News found that full-time MBA graduates in 2012 emerged with an average of $49,619 in debt. At the 10 schools where graduates incurred the most student debt, the average per student was $97,154. Graduates of New York University’s Stern School of Business top the list in terms of average debt. There, the average graduate has a debt load of $105,782. Six figure debt is also the norm for graduates from the University of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business Administration, the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management, U.S. News reports. Read more

Published: June 13, 2013

AIGAC Releases 2013 MBA Applicant Survey Results

The average applicant to business school spends between 90 and 140 hours on the MBA application process, according to findings from the 2013 Applicant Survey conducted by the Association of International Graduate Admissions Consultants (AIGAC). Excluding GMAT prep, applicants report that they spend between 70 and 110 hours on the application itself. AIGAC released the applicant survey results as part of its annual conference, which took place this week in Philadelphia. The association was founded in 2006 to promote high ethical standards and professional development among graduate admissions consultants. It conducts an online survey of MBA applicants each year to help its member graduate management admissions consultants and admissions committees at top business schools better understand prospective MBA students’ goals and needs. Read more

Published: June 12, 2013

Top Business Schools Help Students Who Head into Lower Paying Fields

Taking on debt to finance an MBA program only to take a job at a low-paying nonprofit organization after business school doesn’t add up to graduates being able to repay their loans. Fortunately, many top business schools have created programs to help ease the financial burden for those who go into nonprofit or other low-paying fields, according to a recent report in Bloomberg BusinessWeek. In addition to Harvard Business School, which this year gave 19 students grants of $50,000 to supplement their first-year salaries, schools including Columbia Business School (CBS), Duke’s Fuqua School of Business, UMichigan’s Ross School of Business, Stanford Graduate School of Business and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School all also offer financial assistance in one form or another to help graduates repay student loans, Bloomberg BW reports. And while many business school students don’t seem to know about these programs, they should: The benefits can extend for multiple years adding up to as much as $100,000 for some, Bloomberg BW adds. Read more

Published: March 3, 2013

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Round 2 / Adcom / Off-Campus Hub

I applied to FT MBA in second round. My interview was scheduled on 19th February with Adcom who flew to my country. I saw her only take note on blank paper. It was 40+15 minutes. We started with 1-2 minutes chat and then took off. Questons are: – My background. She seemed to be interested in why I chose studying in Engineering, why I chose this school, detail of my internship (which was stated in resume), and why I chose to work with current employer. – Why MBA? – Why Duke? – Explain my role in Read more

Published: February 25, 2013

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Round 2/ Admissions Officer / Off-campus

I was interviewed in Tel-Aviv. The interview lasted about 20-25 minutes. The Admissions’ Officer said that she read my application and only has a few questions. The pre-interview email said that the interviewer will not see any other part of the application except for the CV, so I was surprised that she has read all the docs. I waiting for wll me through your CV question, but it did not happen. She was very nice and polite, no tricky questions. 1. Why Duke? 2. You know, Fuqua’s motto, is team-Fuqua… How can you contribute? 3. If Read more

Published: February 19, 2013

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: EA/Second-year student/On-Campus

I am a domestic applicant who visited Fuqua during the open interview period. My interviewer introduced herself and gave a little on her background. The interview was very conversational. She then asked me to walk me through my resume and asked questions about interesting points such as my my switch from one industry to another as well as more details about a big data analytics project I had just finished managing. Questions asked: 1. Walk me through your resume. 2. Why are interested in pursuing an MBA now? 3. Why Fuqua? 4. Best Leadership experience. Read more

Published: January 29, 2013

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Round 1/ Second-year Student/ On-Campus

I am an Indian applicant who visited Fuqua during the open interview period. My interviewer was also an international. My interviewer introduced himself and gave a little on his background. The interview was very conversational. He had few sheets of paper with a set of questions and he carefully wrote down my answers. Questions asked: 1. Walk me through your resume. I gave my 3 minute pitch. Then there were some cross questions on what I did. 2. Why are interested in pursuing an MBA? 3. Why Fuqua? I spoke about fuqua’s product management concentration and added Read more

Published: December 10, 2012

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Round 1 / Second-year student / On campus

Second-year student interviewed me. It was very laid back and part of manyother events (info sessions, tour, etc) that were part of the weekend. Exactly as I had heard, my second year was very friendly and tried to make me feel comfortable. Very straight-forward “why Duke” type questions with some behavioral. More emphasis on what I’d bring to Duke than what my post-MBA plans were. Questions: Can you walk me through your resume? Why MBA? Why Fuqua? Tell me about a time you had to overcome a personal conflict? What are your 3 greatest strenghts? What do you wish that Read more

Published: December 10, 2012

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Early Action / Second-year-student / Skype

My interviewer was a second year student. She introduced herself, talked about her professional experience and her activities at Fuqua, and we then began the chat. After I introduced myself, and walked her through my resume, we then talked about the following questions: Why did I recently switched jobs? What do I like most about this new job? Why do I want to do an MBA? Why Fuqua? How do I think that an ideal team should work? What would be my role in that team? What leadership experience do I have outside work? How would I get involve at Read more

Published: December 10, 2012

Duke / Fuqua MBA Admissions Interview Questions: Round 1 / 2nd-year student / On campus

Interviewed by 2nd year student. Very pleasant asked me to go over my resume. Then the standard Why MBA, Why now, Why Duke. Afterwards asked about experiences on a team as well as leadership outside of work. Asked about biggest success so far. Very standard no surprises, every other prospective mentioned the same thing about the friendliness of their interviewer and the lack of any “trick” questions. School definitely trained their 2nd years well. Read more

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CLASS SIZE: 427

Women: 51%

80% GMAT RANGE: 660 - 760

80% GPA Range: 3.17 - 3.89

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December 4, 2024 9:14am ET

Applying: Indiana / Kelley, Michigan / Ross, Notre Dame / Mendoza, UNC Kenan-Flagler, UVA / Darden

Intake Year: 2025

Pre-MBA Career: Advertising

Post-MBA Target Industry: Technology, Consumer Goods Companies: Amazon , Nestle , Nike , PepsiCo , Proctor & Gamble , Unilever

GPA: 3.88

Years of Work Experience: 3.5

Location: Indiana

Notes:

Interested in pursuing a consumer goods/marketing path but am open to all options. I applied with GMAT waivers because I had a high undergrad GPA + quantitative experience.

Received admittance from Mendoza ($$) and Darden (none) from Early Action. Awaiting R1 decisions from other schools.

December 4, 2024 5:13am ET

Applying: Cornell / Johnson, Duke / Fuqua, Georgetown / McDonough, Indiana / Kelley, Michigan / Ross, Notre Dame / Mendoza, Ohio State / Fisher, UNC Kenan-Flagler, UT Austin / McCombs, Vanderbilt / Owen

Pre-MBA Career: Data Engineer

Post-MBA Target Industry: Consulting, Investment Banking, Venture Capital, Private Equity, Other

GRE: 317

GPA: 3.2

Years of Work Experience: 2

Location: Wisconsin

Notes:

Will be applying when I hit 4 Years of work experience.

Undergrad: CS Engineering at Top 3 Public Uni, 3 Sport Varsity Athlete (20hrs mandatory a week August - May ), 3.2 GPA (2.8 after first two years but got my act together in the last two)

Completed three Summer Internships for Business Analytics, Software Engineering, and Data Science (last one converted to full time job I am at now )

2 Years Work Experience as a Data Engineer. No promotions but nobody in my company at this time has been either. Managed summer interns on their projects.

317 (160 Q, 157 V) GRE on first try, might be able to get up based on mocks.

Looking at going into Consulting / IB

Extra:

Volunteer at local community center with kids 3x per week

Semi-Elite Athlete in my prior sport still (wins cash/awards at local events I participate in)

December 2, 2024 8:52pm ET

Applying: Columbia, Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan, NYU Stern, Stanford GSB

Pre-MBA Career: Student + USAF Reservist

Post-MBA Target Industry: MF, Auto, Aerospace, Entrepreneurship

GMAT: 715

GPA: 3.79

Notes:

Hey everyone! I'm thinking about applying to M7 deferred programs but would like to get a second opinion on my profile. What are my profile's strengths and weaknesses? Thank you for your help!

**Demographics:**
23M, First Gen Low-Income College, Immigrant, ORM, Serving in the Air Force

**Education:**

* (Ongoing) MS in Aerospace Engineering (4.0 GPA), focusing on Bioastronautics and Human Factors, from a state school with a T10 aerospace program. Currently taking classes online.
* (Ongoing) MS in Econ Analysis at a T5 econ program in Europe, focusing on international trade and development. Living in Europe right now.
* BS in Aerospace Engineering with a Business minor, 3.8 GPA. Same school as my MS.

**Test Scores:**
GMAT: 715 FE

**Work Experience:**

* **Space Start-Up:** Interned part-time for 9 months and full-time for 4 months. Worked on new in-space construction tech and frequently pitched to VCs.
* **T1 Space Company (think SpaceX/NASA):** Integration/Test Engineering Intern for two summers. Led cross-functional teams across sites, saving $15M+. Directed flight hardware tests, built dashboards/tools, and solved technical issues under tight timelines.
* **Mid-Sized Space Company:** Interned in spacecraft testing. Streamlined workflows and redesigned hardware, cutting testing timelines by 30%+.
* **US Air Force:** Lieutenant. Managed logistics for one of the biggest ROTC detachments, leading a team of 20+. Currently doing grad school while awaiting pilot training.

**Extracurriculars:**

* VP of a university aviation club for 3 years, organized flying events for 200+ students.
* Volunteer pilot for an animal rescue nonprofit. Flown 15k+ miles and rescued 30+ animals over 4 years.

**Post-MBA Goal:**
Start a company focused on human factors products—think astronaut peripherals or performance systems designed to enhance safety and effectiveness in extreme space environments.

**Why Deferred:**
I’m about to start Air Force flight training and will be flying for \~2.5 years before becoming a reservist. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I’m super excited to go through it. I feel like I've done a lot so far, but I could fall behind of my peers in 2 to 3 years time because I'm going to be doing military stuff.

**Dream Schools:**
Sloan, GSB, and HBS, but open to other M7s.

Thank you again!

December 2, 2024 11:25am ET

Applying: Berkeley / Haas, Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan, Stanford GSB, UPenn / Wharton, Yale SOM

Intake Year: 2025

Pre-MBA Career: Pharma, VC & Innovation consulting

Post-MBA Target Industry: Venture Capital, Entrepreneurship Companies: Andressen Horowitz , NEA

GRE: 320

GPA: N/A

Years of Work Experience: 5

Location: London, United Kingdom

Notes:

Post MBA I want to run my own health tech startup or join a health focused VC team.

Have a bit of a varied background. Italian-Ivorian but have been living in London since 2010. Went to the University of Oxford for undergrad where I studied history and politics. Have an international affairs masters degree from Sciences Po in Paris.

Started my career post grad school in innovation consulting (1year and a half) before a short stint at a VC firm in Amsterdam. Left that after 6 months because of culture to join a tech startup. Landed in an innovation role at a top Pharma co in London almost 2 years ago (in that role I focused on establishing partnerships with digital health players from startups and scale-ups to health systems).

I've always have done things on the side. Started a startup in 2018 with a bunch of former colleagues I had met in South Korea in 2016 - that folded in 2019; started another startup in 2020 - an edtech marketplace and closed that up in the same year. In 2022 I co-founded a non profit focused on supporting Africa-focused emerging fund managers as they raise their first investment vehicles - I run that on the side with my Co-Founders and we now have 2 employees. Played a key role in securing $259k in funding for the non profit.

December 2, 2024 8:03am ET

Applying: Stanford GSB

Intake Year: 2025

Pre-MBA Career: GrowthEquity

Post-MBA Target Industry: Venture Capital Companies: Accell Partners , NEA , Sequoia Capital

GMAT: 750

GPA: 3.9

Location: U.S.

Post MBA Location: California or NYC

Notes:

Hello everyone. I'm a senior and going to apply for the Stanford, Harvard, and Wharton deferred admission programs next year. Would appreciate feedback from people here and what I should do to increase my chances

**Academic Background:**

Undergrad & major: Top Undergrad Business program @ Top State School (Think Ross/Mcintire/Mcdough/Haas level)

GPA: 3.9/4.0.

GMAT: 750

Race/nationality: Hispanic

Sex: M

**Work experience:**

\- Junior Intern & Going back full-time @ T2 Growth Equity Shop (Think Spectrum/Silversmith level)

\- Sophomore Intern @ MBB

\- T1 VC Spring Fellowship

\- 3 Consulting Projects @ different F100 Companies

\- Freshman Intern LMM @ Private Equity Shop

\- Venture Scourt @ Small VC Firm

\- Campus Growth for Series A Startup

\- Econ Research @ HYPSM

**Extracurricular:**

\-President of a large preprofessional URM organization (100+ members). Also did consulting projects for several F500 companies as part of the org.

\-Content creator (100k subs on all platforms doing career/undergrad related vlogs and podcasts)

**Future plans:**

\- Build out venture capital/entrepreneurship/tech companies in 3rd world country my family is from

\- Build out a creator economy tech company to connect the worldd

\- Build out student financing tool because of my background of being FGLI

**Goal of MBA/More info:**

\- PreMBA = Safety net to explore building or joining a renowned startup
\- During MBA = use as incubator to develop my own tech startup
\- Post MBA ideally startup becomes unicorn and I drop out but that's 99% not going to happen so go into early-stage investing at T1 VC or go to T1 GE shop

**Questions:**

Is growth equity a good differentiator compared to traditional roles like IB/Consulting

Really appreciate any advice, thank you!

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December 4, 2024 9:08pm ET

Accepted to Michigan / Ross

Round: Round 1

Received via email December 4, 2024

GPA: 3.75

GMAT: 675

Program Type: Traditional Two-Year

Target Career: Non Profit / Social Impact

Application Location: Denver, CO

Note:

Voicemail from adcom followed by email - congratulations to all who got the call today and good luck to those who are waiting!

December 4, 2024 8:58pm ET

Accepted to Cornell / Johnson

Round: Round 1

Received via phone December 4, 2024

GPA: 3.5

GRE: 321

Program Type: Traditional Two-Year

Application Location: USA

December 4, 2024 8:32pm ET

Waitlisted at Carnegie Mellon / Tepper

Round: Round 1

Received via portal on December 04, 2024

GRE: 325

Program Type: Traditional Two-Year

Target Career: Consulting

Application Location: East Asia

December 4, 2024 8:09pm ET

Accepted to Carnegie Mellon / Tepper

Round: Round 1

Received via phone December 4, 2024

GRE: 325

Program Type: Traditional Two-Year

Target Career: Consulting

Application Location: VA

Note:

80K scholarship mentioned over phone, official email came shortly after

December 4, 2024 7:24pm ET

Rejected at Emory / Goizueta

Round: Round 1

Received via portal December 4, 2024

GPA: 3.3

GMAT: 645

Program Type: Traditional Two-Year

Target Career: Consulting

Application Location: Atlanta

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