然后看到admission director的一段interview,这也太自相矛盾了吧 http://www.mba-rankings.com/columbia/ What do you advise a waitlisted applicant to do? Being placed on our waitlist is somewhat different than it is at other schools. This goes back to our rolling admission. We place people on the waitlist because we would love to have them here, but need them to strengthen the application. This could mean clarifying their goals or rewriting an essay -- or even finding out more about the school, if they don’t seem to understand our program or the MBA in general, but we like what they have to offer otherwise. We may use the waitlist as a holding place until we see more applications from a specific area (geographic, industry, etc.), as well as to see the application strengthened. We try to be supportive. Our waitlisted candidates get to talk to somebody from admissions. I construct a class that includes diverse backgrounds and interests while still maintaining high academic standards. I can’t meet all of these goals in a rolling admissions process without using a waitlist. If you are put on the waitlist, you should certainly set up an appointment with the waitlist manager. And we do admit a fair number of people from the waitlist. |