HBS sent interview invites to round 1 candidates yesterday, and we are proud to announce that 5 ARINGO candidates were invited to interviews at HBS!!! In addition, this month 3 ARINGO candidates were invited to interviews at INSEAD and another candidate was invited to interview at Ross. Good luck to all of you! Fingers crossed [...]
HUZZAH! You've been invited to interview at a Top MBA Program! After weeks (even months) of grueling over your resume and essays, there is no better validation than realizing that you are in the top half to the top third of applicants. Way to go! MBA interview But instead of feeling relieved and excited, you're [...]
HBS published an update regarding round 2 interviews on their admissions blog: "Interviews happen with a member of the Admissions Board who has read your application and comes prepared for a friendly and deep conversation about your background. We invite about 1 in 5 applicants to interview with us. Typically, just over half of [...]
After round one applications have been submitted, MBA candidates started to received interview invitations from the Top MBA programs. Here are some of the interview invitations received by ARINGO clients, crossing fingers for you all! Five ARINGO MBA candidates invited to interview at HBS Four ARINGO MBA candidates invited to interview at Booth Three ARINGO MBA [...]
HBS posted the following update on their admissions blog regarding round 1 interviews: "Interview notifications: We interview roughly 2x the number of people we can eventually admit, and those interview invitations come out in two waves: October 1 and October 4 at noon eastern time. Early release: If we are not able to invite you to [...]
8 ARINGO MBA candidates (out of 10) were invited to interview at MIT 5 ARINGO MBA candidates (out of 7) were invited to interview at Wharton 4 ARINGO MBA candidates (out of 5) were invited to interview at Duke 3 ARINGO MBA candidates were invited to interview at Ross 3 ARINGO MBA candidates were [...]
The interview season has begun at the top MBA programs. Following the initial screening of applicants, most leading business schools invite candidates to the “second stage” of the admissions process – the admission interview. Approximately 30%-50% of applicants are usually invited to interviews. However, some schools, such as Kellogg, interview all applicants prior to submitting applications, [...]
MIT Sloan published the following update regarding round 1 interviews: "Interview invites will be sent by 2 PM ET on the following dates: Thursday, October 5, 2017 Thursday, October 12, 2017 Thursday, October 19, 2017 Thursday, October 26, 2017 Thursday, November 2, 2017 (By end of day, all Round 1 applicants will receive either an [...]
MIT Sloan published the following update on their admissions blog: "Here are some key interview invitation dates to be aware of: Tuesday, February 21st – First batch of interview invitations will be sent Friday, February 24th - Second batch of interview invitations will be sent Wednesday, March 1st - Third batch of interview invitations [...]
HBS posted the following update on their admissions blog: "A few Round 2 items to update you on: • Interview invitations will go out in two waves: January 25 and Feb 1. As before, try not to worry about which day you receive an invitation to interview. It’s an administrative step for us to [...]
Wharton posted this update on their admissions blog: "Invitations for Round 1 applicants to interview were sent November 2, and if you were invited, you will participate in a Team Based Discussion (TBD) and a one-on-one interview in the next few days — either on campus in Philadelphia, or in one of several major cities [...]
Harvard posted to its admissions committee blog an update about interviews for candidates who applied to its second round. The interview invitations will be sent out on two dates – 1.27 and 2.3. Candidates who do not receive an interview invitation will receive a rejection notice on 2.3. The interviews will be conducted between [...]
Wharton has reported that its alumni will no longer conduct admissions interviews, but will instead fill different roles in the admissions process. Current students and admissions committee members will be responsible to conduct interviews around the world.The main reason for this change is the fact that conducting interviews limits alumni in their interactions with potential [...]
