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Published: October 29, 2017

Adventure, Fun, Love: My Tuck Experience

When Frances Tan, MBA ’18, first decided to come to Dartmouth Tuck for her MBA, she saw it as a unique life experience opportunity. As a native of Shanghai and Hong Kong, Tan wanted to attend a program that offered something different from what she was used to. In particular, she wanted to get away from big cities and large populations and study in an environment that was far from crowds and filled with green spaces. And that’s what she got. But that’s not all. As she describes in today’s Fridays from the Frontline column, there are Read more

Published: October 26, 2017

When Kellogg Says “Social Impact,” It Means Business

Frequently in this space, we republish content written by prospective applicants, current students, and recent alumni from leading business schools that has appeared elsewhere—such as on those schools’ blogs. But occasionally we have the distinct pleasure of receiving a contributed article written expressly for the Clear Admit audience. That’s the case today. In her piece, entitled “When Kellogg Says ‘Social Impact,’ It Means Business,” first-year Kellogg School of Management MBA student Sahar Jamal talks about what social impact means to her—and what it means at Kellogg—and why the common ground between the two made her choice of Read more

Published: October 19, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: A First-Year Looks Back at Tuck’s Fall A

For this week’s Friday from the Frontline we hear from a first-year MBA student at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business, Akshat Kalra. He comes to Tuck from his native India, where he worked in consulting and venture capital. He’s hoping to use his MBA degree to transition to a consumer internet company, where he wants to build exciting products. Originally from Delhi, he shares that he prefers the small town life of the Upper Valley—around Tuck’s picturesque Hanover hometown. In the post that follows, Kalra recounts the special four-week academic Term at Tuck called Fall A, which Read more

Published: October 5, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: A Veteran and Family Man Chose Wharton—Here’s Why

Today’s Fridays from the Frontline comes to us from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School and features a recent alumnus, George Dutile, who graduated last spring and now works in private wealth management for Goldman Sachs in New York. Dutile came to Wharton from the military with the goal of making a career transition. Check. He also came to strengthen his family, which he’d live apart from over the course of many overseas deployments with the Marine Corps Special Operations unit. Check. Read on to learn how Wharton was the place for him to achieve both Read more

Published: September 27, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: 7 Lessons from My Time at HBS

As Round 1 applicants to Harvard Business School (HBS) know only too well, next week is a big one, with invitations to interview scheduled to go out in two batches on Monday (October 2nd) and Thursday (October 5th). Since we know some of you have HBS on the mind, we thought you might appreciate hearing from recent HBS alumnus Marco De Curtis on what he learned while there. In the following post, he offers seven tips for work and life that he learned while an HBS MBA student. And for anyone who doesn’t get an interview invitation Read more

Published: September 21, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: A Tuck Student Examines Evolving Media Landscape Through NPR Internship

Admittedly, the media and entertainment industry is not a primary destination for freshly minted MBAs. UCLA Anderson School of Management and NYU Stern School of Business sent more of their Class of 2016 grads into the field than any other leading schools, at just 6.5 and 4.3 percent respectively. And yet, the vastly evolving media landscape calls for innovative thinking, strategic new approaches, and reinvented business models as never before. Meghan McDavid, a student at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business, spent her summer interning at the Washington, D.C., headquarters of National Read more

Published: September 14, 2017

From Beijing to Toronto: An International Rotman MBA Student Shares Transition Tips

We love featuring student experiences here in Fridays from the Frontline and couldn’t help but notice this great post from the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management on second-year student Haolin Zhang (MBA ’18). A Chinese native with solid work experience in marketing at P&G and Mars, Zhang was looking to make the leap into consulting or finance. He was attracted to Rotman because of its strength in finance and its proximity to Bay Street, but like many international students at Rotman, almost all of his professional and educational experience was outside North America. He found Read more

Published: September 7, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: Ross Student Offers 4 Ways for MBAs to Make the World a Better Place

Today we are delighted to feature a post from Monika Johnson, a dual-degree student with the Erb Institute at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business and the School of Natural Resources and Environment. Johnson attended a conference this summer focused on how to promote innovation in business and human rights education and returned to Ross with a call to action for her fellow MBA students. “Let’s seize the opportunity to make the world a better place,” she urged. In the post below—drawing on what she learned at the conference—Johnson offers her fellow MBA students four Read more

Published: August 31, 2017

Friday from the Frontlines: INSEAD Student Reminds Classmates Life Is a Jungle Gym

As students return to business school campuses around the world—or set foot on them for the first time—the student blog machines start churning again. We love it! Today’s Friday from the Frontlines post comes to us from incoming INSEAD MBA student Cissy Martinez, who was born and raised in China but spent 11 years in the United States before deciding to head to business school. Six of those years was spent in auditing and corporate accounting in Big 4 firms and a range of industries, and the most recent year found her working as a company and Read more

Published: August 17, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: Haas MBA Students Help Refugees Using Tech in Greece

Sure, some MBA students get wined and dined on the company dime as part of sweet summer internships at top consulting and i-banking firms. Tech firms, too, have become pretty coveted summer internship landing pads. While there’s nothing at all wrong with that—indeed, there’s plenty to be learned in a more traditional internship position—a group of Haas MBA students this year decided to take a very different tact. Read more

Published: August 10, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: How an NYU Stern MBA Student Went from Not Knowing What Consulting Was to Killing it at Accenture

In the post that follows, NYU Stern MBA student TJ Herrle reveals that he didn’t even know what management consulting was when he first began considering an MBA. He came to business school from a nontraditional background that included a few years in government as well as working internationally at startups. But that unfamiliarity certainly didn’t stop him from landing a summer internship at Accenture between his first and second years—and thriving in it. If you want to learn more about management consulting—and specifically about how to pivot from a less traditional pre-MBA background—check out Herrle’s post below! This Read more

Published: August 3, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: How Yale SOM’s MAM Program Prepared Me to Lead in a Humanitarian Disaster

Victor Padilla Taylor, a 2015 graduate of Yale School of Management (SOM)’s Master of Advanced Management (MAM) program, reveals in this week’s Fridays from the Frontline how his time at SOM helped prepare him to confront humanitarian disasters in his current role as a project lead supporting the Logistics Emergency Teams (LET) at the World Economic Forum. Yale SOM’s unique MAM program is a one-year, post-MBA opportunity open to exceptional graduates of business schools within the Global Network for Advanced Management (GNAM) who aspire to become global leaders for business and Read more

Published: July 27, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: HBS Alumna on Why the MBA Is Still Relevant Regardless of Industry

Newly minted Harvard Business School (HBS) graduate Ellen DaSilva (MBA ’17) opted to take two years out of the workforce—in Silicon Valley—to pursue her MBA despite the fact that some in the technology industry give “sideways glances at the mention of an MBA.” In this week’s Fridays from the Frontline, DaSilva argues clearly and persuasively for why she believes the MBA is still relevant regardless of industry because of the leadership skills it hones, the authenticity it encourages, and the network of people it helps establish. Our thanks to DaSilva and to HBS for allowing us Read more

Published: July 24, 2017

MBA ApplyWire Spotlight: Applying to Business School for Consulting and Technology

Welcome to another edition of MBA ApplyWire Spotlight, in which we take a closer look at distinctive entries in Clear Admit’s ApplyWire tool. This week, we highlight feedback for an applicant with international experience looking for a post-MBA career in consulting and technology. The target schools include Harvard Business School, INSEAD, Stanford GSB and Wharton. To start, a community member honed in on the high bar of selected schools: Read more

Published: July 20, 2017

Fridays From the Frontline: A Foster MBA Grad’s Journey from Appalachia to Accenture

This week’s Fridays from the Frontline first appeared on the MBA blog of the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business. Its protagonist, Steve Tomick, is a recent MBA graduate of the program headed off to a management consultant role at Accenture in Seattle in the firm’s communications, media, and technology group. But as you’ll read, his background couldn’t have been more different. An undergraduate dual major in history and education at Wake Forest, Tomick spent six years working with the Appalachia Service Project, a nonprofit whose mission is to improve substandard housing for low-income families Read more

Published: July 13, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: A Wharton MBA Techie Shares Six Strategies for Recruiting

Recent Wharton/Lauder graduate Victoria Cheng left Philadelphia for Hangzhou, China, where she’ll complete a one-year rotational program at e-commerce giant Alibaba. She came to the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School MBA program and Lauder Institute East Asia program with the goal of working in China upon graduation. But that doesn’t mean this MBA techie hasn’t lost sight of her longer-term interest in self-driving cars. In a recent “Wharton Stories” feature on the school’s website, writer Kelly Andrews shares more of Cheng’s story, as well as Cheng’s own astute strategies for recruiting—which seem to have served her Read more

Published: July 6, 2017

MBA Applicant Spotlight: London Business School Calling

Welcome to another edition of MBA Applicant Spotlight, in which we catch up with individuals on their admissions experiences. This week, we hear from Mauricio Coindreau, a native of Mexico who currently works as a vendor manager for Amazon. He was part of the Mexico country launch, taking on multiple vendor manager roles in several categories, including books, music, video games and most recently Amazon fashion. Read more

Published: July 6, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: So You Want to Be a Social Entrepreneur at Kellogg

Today’s Friday from the Frontline post comes to us from Saumya, a recent graduate of the two-year MBA program at Kellogg School of Management. With her MBA degree, Saumya’s plans are to return to India, where she worked as a social entrepreneur before coming to Kellogg for business school. Prior to Kellogg, Saumya ran a startup called YellowLeaf in her native India, whose mission is to save migrant blue-collar workers from exploitation. While at Kellogg, she had the opportunity to incubate a second social enterprise, an agri-tech venture called Kheyti, whose low-cost, Read more

Published: June 29, 2017

MBA Applicant Spotlight: Finding Fit at Cornell / Johnson

Welcome to another edition of MBA Applicant Spotlight, in which we share admissions experiences from the latest candidates for business school. This week, Mukul Aggarwal, a mechanical engineer from India, shares his journey to the S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University. Read more

Published: June 29, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: Two UCLA Anderson MBA Alums Discuss Running a Company

Entrepreneurship is one of the fastest growing career choices; Forbes estimates that approximately 543,000 new businesses are started each month. That said, the truth is that 90 percent of startups eventually fail, which makes it vital for budding entrepreneurs to learn from their predecessors. Recently, Erik Basu, a UCLA Anderson School of Management MBA alum and founder/CEO of Sentek Global, and John Tabis, Anderson MBA ’06 and co-founder of the Bouqs Company, shared their advice about running a company. And while both company founders offered different perspectives, their advice is valuable for any potential entrepreneur. We thought it made perfect fodder for today's Friday from the Frontline. Read more

Published: June 26, 2017

MBA DecisionWire Spotlight: Cambridge / Judge or London Business School for Consulting

In this week’s MBA DecisionWire Spotlight, which highlights MBA candidates’ choices as shared in Clear Admit’s DecisionWire, we round up responses to a candidate considering Cambridge / Judge or London Business School for consulting. The candidate laid out the options in the initial post:Initial feedback leaned towards LBS: Read more

Published: June 22, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: Why David Washer Pursued a Dartmouth Tuck Joint MBA/MPH Degree

For David Washer, who knew he wanted to pursue a career serving the social sector and striving for social justice, a joint MBA/MPH (Master of Public Health) degree seemed like just the ticket. In the post that follows, he shares why the Dartmouth Tuck Joint MBA/MPH degree made the most sense for him—as well as why he believes adding the MBA is a valuable option for social justice advocates considering graduate study. This following post has been republished in its entirety from its original source, the Tuck 360: MBA Blog. Why I Pursued Read more

Published: June 15, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: Darden MBA Student Molly Deale Shifts from Making Hats to Managing Finances

It’s Friday—which means it’s time for some perspective from the MBA community. Today it comes from Molly Deale, a rising second-year MBA student at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business. Deale’s pre–business school work experience is pretty unique: She managed a New York City millinery studio, creating hats for film, TV, and Broadway clients including Hamilton and Wicked. In the interview that follows, she reveals how she took that experience and married it with Darden’s case-based MBA curriculum, the strong Darden alumni network, and the resources provided through the school’s career services offices to land a summer Read more

Published: June 12, 2017

MBA DecisionWire Spotlight: Chicago Booth or Northwestern / Kellogg for General Management

In this week’s MBA DecisionWire Spotlight, which recounts MBA candidates’ choices as shared in Clear Admit’s DecisionWire, we highlight a candidate’s choice between Chicago Booth or Northwestern / Kellogg for general management. Each offer came with scholarships as well. Initial feedback boiled down to fit: Read more

Published: June 8, 2017

Fridays from the Frontline: Johnson Student’s Summer MBA Internship Building a Veterinary Hospital in Mumbai

Some MBA students choose to intern at investment banks in New York or London, others at tech firms in Silicon Valley, others at big multinational consulting firms. But it’s not every day you hear of someone packing up for a summer internship building a veterinary hospital in Mumbai. And yet, that is precisely how Shantanu Naidu, a “half MBA” at Cornell’s Johnson Graduate School of Management, will spend his summer. In the post that follows, Naidu shares his family’s ties to India’s Tata Group—which span four generations. He also describes how his first year as an Read more

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MBA Applywire

July 27, 2026 12:03pm ET

Applying: Columbia Business School, Duke / Fuqua, Georgetown / McDonough, Michigan / Ross, NYU Stern, Penn / Wharton, UCLA Anderson

Intake Year: 2027

Pre-MBA Career: Home Services, Marketing Analytics & Operations

Post MBA Career: Finance, FinTech, American Express, Mastercard, Paypal, Visa

GMAT: 675

GPA: 3.73

Years of Work Experience: 5

Location: Bay Area, CA

Post MBA Location: New York or Bay Area

Notes:

Hi all, finalizing my applications for 7 schools - worked with a great consultant for essays. Just wanted some overall thoughts on my profile.

BACKGROUND & STATS
- Demographics: 26M, Asian, Bay Area CA
- Education: B.S. Computer Science, Minor in Entrepreneurship from a Top 15 US Public University (Top 40 overall)
- GPA: 3.73
- GMAT: 675 Focus Edition (Q86 / V85 / DI79)
- Years of Experience: Will have 5 YOE at matriculation

WORK EXPERIENCE
- Current Role (2+ years): Marketing Data Analyst (functioning as Marketing Operations Lead) at a PE-backed home services portfolio company. Originally joined as a Social Media Specialist and pivoted into a heavy data/ops role.
- Corporate Impact: Optimize an $8M annual marketing budget. Built granular attribution models that successfully convinced PE leadership to override generalized portfolio benchmarks and reallocate spend. Negotiated with PE parent's CTO on attribution methodology adopted across 26 portfolio companies.
- Entrepreneurial Venture (4+ years): Founder & Executive Producer of a digital media business. Scaled to 500K+ subscribers and 350M+ views, generating $170K+ in cumulative net profit at 80% margins. Built an autonomous content pipeline using Python and AI APIs, and negotiated promotional partnerships with major record labels (Sony, Capitol, etc.). Manage a remote team of 4.

EXTRACURRICULARS
- Volunteer Consulting: Act as an AI Advisor for an education nonprofit (training staff on AI workflows for grant writing) and a Marketing Automations Consultant for an environmental nonprofit (audited their CRM/email programs to cut SaaS costs by 36%).
- Eagle Scout: Led a team to build and donate computers to a local youth club to provide after-school tech access.
- Podcasting: Hosted and produced a video podcast focusing on sports and culture; managed a 5-person team and scaled the audience to 15K followers.
- Undergrad: Intramural sports captain (Basketball, Flag Football).

MBA GOALS & TARGET SCHOOLS
- Short-Term Goal: Pivot into a Product Marketing Manager role at a major payments/fintech company (Visa, Mastercard, Amex). I want to combine my CS background with my marketing ops experience and apply that to the payments space.
- Long-Term Goal: Build a vertical SaaS company that fixes payment infrastructure for home services businesses, which is an industry I know from the inside and one that's still running on tools built for somebody else.
- Target Schools: Stern is my top choice, along with CBS, also applying to Wharton, Ross, Fuqua, Anderson, and McDonough.

ESSAY DIRECTION
- Core arc: I came in with a CS degree, got hired to run social media, and ended up in the data seat because I kept finding money leaking out of stuff nobody was tracking. That's how I got interested in payments.
- Throughline: I learn a tool and then teach it to everyone around me. Automating my venture's content pipeline, training nonprofit staff on AI workflows, bringing up my direct report.
- Why MBA: I've picked up the operator skills by doing them. I want the finance and strategy foundation, plus the network, to go from running marketing to actually owning product decisions.

July 26, 2026 6:24pm ET

Applying: Carnegie Mellon / Tepper, Cornell / Johnson, Dartmouth / Tuck, Duke / Fuqua, Emory / Goizueta, Georgetown / McDonough, Georgia Tech / Scheller, Michigan / Ross, Rice / Jones, UVA / Darden

Intake Year: 2027

Pre-MBA Career: Chemical Engineering Graduate. Mainly Oil & Gas Upstream Industry experience. Currently diversifying into Advertising, Educational and Environmental consultant as a freelancer.

Post MBA Career: Technology, Other Industries, Manufacturing/Automotive/Aerospace, Manufacturing, Management Consulting, Healthcare

GPA: 3.75

Years of Work Experience: 11.5

Location: Pakistan

Post MBA Location: USA

Notes:

*Pakistani National, M, 37, single.
*Planning to apply in R1 2027 to Tuck, Darden, Ross, Rice, Emory and Georgetown with Test Waivers if granted.
*Scheduled for GRE in Dec'26 to be able to apply in R2 to Consortium and other universities that do not offer test waivers.
*Short-Term Goal: Operations, Program Management or Strategy Roles at Amazon, Tesla or likes. Pivot from Oil & Gas into Manufacturing, healthcare or Tech Industries.
*Long-Term Goal: Reach C-suit level at a Corporate or be a Consultant. Start a Food business and launch a Non Profit for Stray animals.
*Wish to pursue MBA to pivot from Oil Gas industry and land USA job market.

Professional Timeline:
Graduation Year: 2012 (7 months Internship with General Electric)
First Employer: May-June 2013 as Application Engineer with a Firm in UAE. (Resigned duration probation)
Second Employer: Dec 2014 to Sep 2024 with a Fortune 500 Oil & Gas Service Company in Pakistan. Roles Served: Trainee Field Engineer, Engineer-1, Engineer-2, General Field Engineer and finally Product & Resources coordinator in Planning & supply chain function before Termination. Then went on a career break while being actively involved in Stray animal welfare as volunteer. Currently working as a freelancer in 3 different areas. 1. Setting up a education consultancy firm along with a foreign friend. 2. Involved in family outdoor advertising business and 3. consultant with a private environmental agency.

Please do comment on my extensive work experience and above average age, career break and Pivot as justification into a MBA program.

July 26, 2026 8:44am ET

Applying: Carnegie Mellon / Tepper, Harvard Business School, INSEAD, MIT Sloan, Penn / Wharton, Stanford GSB

Intake Year: 2027

Pre-MBA Career: Manufacturing

Post MBA Career: Tesla, Microsoft, Google, Facebook/Meta, Apple, Manufacturing, Amazon, Technology, Manufacturing/Automotive/Aerospace, Management Consulting

GPA: 3.94

Years of Work Experience: 11

Location: Philippines

Post MBA Location: US

Notes:

Background: Pakistani national, Senior Manager. 11 years at top FMCG manufacturing excellence, operations leadership, and digital transformation. #1 Pakistani University Gold Medalist, 3.94 GPA, Electrical & Electronics Engineering. Gold Medal for undergraduate final year project (intelligent systems / hardware-software integration).

Career highlights:

Acting Plant Manager: drove facility from #15 to #2 globally in 18 months; 98% workforce retention through full plant divestiture with 100% supply continuity
Currently an expat in Philippines
Co-Founded on (digital marketing agency) alongside full-time expat role, $20K MRR

Post-MBA goals: Short-term: MBB consulting (Operations or Digital/Technology practice) or Operations Technology/Strategy role at Amazon, Microsoft, Google, or Tesla. Long-term: build or lead an AI-native automation venture.

School list (R1, Fall 2027): MIT Sloan (LGO joint MBA/MS if possible), HBS, Stanford GSB, Wharton (joint MBA/MS Penn Engineering), UC Berkeley Haas. Considering adding CMU Tepper for the MBA/MS ML or Robotics combination. INSEAD as a backup option for Middle East / SEA Work.

Visa: Pakistani national, prioritizing STEM-designated programs for 3-year OPT.

Weaknesses I'm aware of:
GRE not yet taken, sitting August 2026, targeting 325+. Deadlines are tight (HBS/Wharton Sep 3)
Heavy manufacturing background pivoting toward consulting and big tech, narrative work needed
South Asian male engineer applicant pool is highly competitive and quite a common stereotype
No US work experience

Questions for consultants:

Is my school list calibrated correctly given the manufacturing-to-consulting/big tech pivot, or am I reaching too broadly?
Does the joint MBA/MS angle (LGO, Penn Engineering, CMU ML) strengthen or complicate the application narrative at this stage?
How do I frame 11 years of manufacturing as an asset rather than a liability for MBB and big tech recruiting?
Is a 325 GRE realistic enough to keep HBS and Stanford on the R1 list, or should I be planning for R2 at the reaches?

July 26, 2026 3:10am ET

Applying: Chicago Booth, Columbia Business School, Michigan / Ross, Northwestern / Kellogg, Penn / Wharton

Intake Year: 2027

Pre-MBA Career: Strategy and Growth Series B Start Up

Post MBA Career: Technology, Management Consulting

GMAT: 725

GPA: 3.91

Years of Work Experience: 4

Location: South Asia

Post MBA Location: US

Notes:

Go-To-Market/CoS to the Founder/Economics Background/Female

July 25, 2026 3:08pm ET

Applying: Other, Boston / Questrom, Miami / Herbert, NYU Stern, Vanderbilt / Owen

Intake Year: 2027

Pre-MBA Career: Real Estate Journalist and Newsletter Editor

Post MBA Career: Energy, Finance, Asset Management, Commercial Banking, Venture Capital, Manufacturing, Real Estate, Technology, Consumer Goods

GPA: 3.6

Years of Work Experience: 4

Location: New York City

Post MBA Location: New York, Philadelphia, Boston, San Diego or Miami

Notes:

I've worked for 2 online real estate trade publications for the past 4 years. I'm currently a Senior Associate Editor.

I have a nuanced knowledge of many niche industry topics and trends, alongside a solid grasp of economics and finance concepts.

I majored in philosophy with minors in journalism and history.

The other school I'd like to apply to is Fordham's Gabelli School of Business.

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July 23, 2026 9:34pm ET

Accepted to Johns Hopkins / Carey

Round: Rolling Admissions

Received via portal on July 19, 2026

Standardized Test: Granted Waiver

GPA: 3.6

Post MBA Career: Healthcare

Application Location: Baltimore, MD

Note:

Applied 7/13, decision received 7/20.

Juno Member: Not yet

July 23, 2026 2:40am ET

Enrolled at Harvard Business School

Round: Round 2

Received via email

Standardized Test: I haven't taken any of the standardized tests yet.

Program Type: Traditional Two-Year

Post MBA Career: Consulting, Ernst & Young

Application Location: Malaysia, Machang

Note:

I am waiting the Decision

Juno Member: Yes

July 22, 2026 6:24pm ET

Accepted to Columbia Business School

Round: Round 1

Received via email July 22, 2026

Standardized Test: GRE

GPA: 3.6

GRE: 330

Program Type: January Intake

Post MBA Career: Healthcare

Application Location: Washington DC

Juno Member: Not yet

July 22, 2026 2:04pm ET

Applying to All Schools

Round: Rolling Admissions

Received via email

Standardized Test: Granted Waiver

GPA: 3.37

Program Type: Traditional Two-Year

Post MBA Career: Finance, FinTech, Mastercard, Paypal, Visa, Technology, Amazon

Application Location: Nigeria

Juno Member: Not yet

July 22, 2026 12:54pm ET

Accepted to Columbia Business School

Round: Round 1

Received via email July 22, 2026

Standardized Test: GRE

GRE: 321

Program Type: January Intake

Post MBA Career: Consumer Goods, Food

Application Location: New York (but I'm from overseas)

Note:

16th June Applied/2nd July Invite/12th July Interview/22nd July Admit Letter

Juno Member: Not yet

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