Cornell / Johnson
Below are MBA admissions interview questions and experiences submitted by Johnson MBA applicants. If you interviewed at Johnson, we encourage you to submit a report detailing your experience!Interview Questions & Reports
Cornell Johnson Interview Questions & Report: Round 1 / Second-Year Student / Skype
Friendly, easy-going interview. Interview lasted about 45 minutes. Definitely need to speak to why you are interested in Cornell / why it is the school for you. Questions: 1) Tell me about yourself. 2) Why MBA and why now? 3) Tell me more about your goals and what is your... Read more »
Cornell Johnson Interview Questions & Report: Round 2 / Second-Year Student / Skype
You leave your Skype on and wait until they call you at the appointed time. Questions that were asked: Tell me about yourself. Why MBA now? Why Cornell Johnson? What’s your back-up recruitment strategy? Name a time you showed leadership.
Cornell Johnson Interview Questions & Report: Round 2 / Second-Year Student / Skype
The interview was very friendly and conversational. Fairly conventional and nothing particularly surprising, though it was highly tailored to my resume and background. There was definitely a strong focus on why Cornell specifically and it seemed like the interviewer was trying to assess my interest in the school. I definitely... Read more »
Cornell Johnson Interview Questions & Report: Round 1 / Second-Year Student / Skype
1. Tell me about yourself. 2. Why MBA? 3. Why Now? 4. Why Johnson? 5. What do you know about recruiting for Tech? (Tech was my post-MBA career/goal) 6. Tell me about a time you had a conflict in a team. 7. Anything else you would like the admissions committee... Read more »
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GPA: 3.79. Texas.
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GPA: 3.98. GMAT: 660. NYC.
GPA: 3.6. GMAT: 730. New York.
GMAT: 750.
India.
GMAT: 760. Chinese citizen living in the US.
GPA: 3.7. GMAT: 720. NYC.
GMAT: 750. Asia.
MBA DecisionWire
Admitted: Carnegie Mellon / Tepper, Cornell / Johnson
GRE: 320 GPA: 3.7
Admitted: Cornell / Johnson, Emory / Goizueta, Georgetown / McDonough, UNC Kenan-Flagler, UT Austin / McCombs, Vanderbilt / Owen
GRE: 316
Post-MBA Career: Consulting
Admitted: U. Chicago Booth, Cornell / Johnson, UT Austin / McCombs
GMAT: 750 GPA: 3.3
Post-MBA Career: Technology
Admitted: Cornell / Johnson, Dartmouth / Tuck, Duke / Fuqua, Georgetown / McDonough
GRE: 327 GPA: 3.29
Post-MBA Career: Consulting
Admitted: Cornell / Johnson, Dartmouth / Tuck, Michigan / Ross
GRE: 325 GPA: 3.9
Post-MBA Career: Investment Banking
