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How are MBA applications reviewed?

How are MBA applications reviewed?

The application first gets a quick review by the operations team to ensure all required documents are included. If items are missing, this will be communicated to the candidate. Next, a senior staff member does a first evaluation to determine if the candidate is qualified.

Is it better to apply in Round 1?

Reality: The quality of applicants in Round 1 is generally higher than the quality in Round 2. That being said, the admissions committees know this and make admissions decisions accordingly to make sure they can select the best candidates for their programs across both rounds.

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Should I apply during the third or later round?

However, you should apply during the third or later rounds if… • You just missed the Round 2 deadlines due to circumstances beyond your control, but have your GMAT and a clear idea of where you want to apply and why you want an MBA.

Why is it important to apply in the right round?

Usually students apply to a number of universities to maximise their chances of selection. So, the price of just the application forms itself is a hefty investment. Therefore, it is of vital importance that you apply in the right round, to maximise your chances of getting accepted.

Should I submit my first college application closer to the deadline?

More importantly, there is an advantage to holding onto a completed first application and submitting it closer to the deadline. (Any school, CBS for example, with rolling admissions could be an exception to this.) As you work on subsequent applications, you will improve your essays and relate experiences and goals with greater clarity.