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No, you are not alone... Even I feel there seems to be a standstill in decision-making somehow. :/
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I had a delay getting 1 of my recos on time. It was submitted a week after the deadline and I have received an interview call. Don't think it should be a problem unless it was delayed a lot.
Great! Thanks, Gaurav!
Hoping to hear from them soon then..
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what did they say?? Any clues??
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Do you know if they are still sending out invitations?I just visited the admission office in person, but got nothing...
soooooo anxious.
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Does anyone know till when can one expect that a interview call might come
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They didn't allow me to check my status. They said they are still in the interview process and haven't sent out all invitations. They will continue that until all seats are occupied. All decisions will be made by early March, but they don't know when the interview process will end, because they would interview more applicants if some admitted candidates reject their offers.
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I am unsure right now. I have also been admitted to Princeton and Stanford.
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wtf? if i were u i would have already paid my deposits to princeton...
stanford's program is half-baked looking like simply of combination of courses from different departments. everyone can get into stanford icme... im not even joking
like cmu, nyu, and baruch, columbia's courses r specifically designed for mfe degree, lacking certain amount of rigor but very practical.
princeton has less specifically designed courses but its electives r so diverse so good... and princeton brand is exotic. i toured the campus once, beautiful...
both columbia and princeton offer unparalleled career opportunities and support; whereas stanford's icme has shitty career services.
no brainer...
stanford's program is half-baked looking like simply of combination of courses from different departments. everyone can get into stanford icme... im not even joking
like cmu, nyu, and baruch, columbia's courses r specifically designed for mfe degree, lacking certain amount of rigor but very practical.
princeton has less specifically designed courses but its electives r so diverse so good... and princeton brand is exotic. i toured the campus once, beautiful...
both columbia and princeton offer unparalleled career opportunities and support; whereas stanford's icme has shitty career services.
no brainer...
Really? I just thought stanford icme is as difficult as Princeton to get in...
I have to agree with that. The class size of the MCF track within the ICME is only ~15 people... Also, I am not 100% quantitative finance will be right for me. I want to do computation and programming for sure. Stanford's ICME will give me access to those classes and allow me to get jobs in a field other than strictly finance. I am also interested in potentially a PhD at some point which Stanford would set me up for. Essentially it comes down to the fact that at Princeton, I would get a finance degree with a concentration in quantitative methods and programming but at Stanford, it would be vice versa.
I will be graduating with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in math with 2 engineering internships (supply chain/manufacturing and operations). I have come to really enjoy programming and have always loved math. GRE Q:168 V:159, GPA:3.985.
