My interview was with a second year student and was held at the admissions’ office. Like others have posted, my interviewer did not know anything about me and did not want to see my resume. He told me upfront that he simply wanted to hear my story and I had 20-25 minutes to say whatever I wanted and he would ask questions only to clarify what I had said. It was very comfortable even though I was at first intimidated by the format and talking about myself for such a long time. Overall I think it went well. Afterwards, he asked me some softball questions; the questions were more about my thought process than about actions I took or typical behavioral questions. None of the questions were out of the blue and all related to things I had said. After, he asked me if I had any questions for him. I asked a few anecdotal questions to learn more about the school because I find that people like to talk about themselves and the UVA website has a ton of information! My interviewer provided his thoughts on the case method which was incredibly helpful and left me with an even more favorable opinion of the school than I had at the beginning of the day.
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GPA:
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GMAT
GPA:
3.74
GMAT:
615
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Traditional Two-Year
Post MBA Career:
Healthcare
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Round 2
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Standardized Test:
GMAT
GMAT:
685
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Traditional Two-Year
Application Location:
India
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Chicago Booth
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Michigan / Ross
Round:
Round 4
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Standardized Test:
Executive Assessment (EA)
EA:
156
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