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Which round did you apply ?
I submitted my application in Jan, was told that I am on hold in March and was given a set of tasks to do (including pre-program courses, taking a PDE course, C++ course, taking CFA level 1). Although I was planning to do most of their recommendations, there was not much I could do at that very moment since the pre program course are offered next year, CFA level 1 is in December and the courses I wanted to take were offered only in the Fall semester in my area.
After about 2-3 months without me sending me any updates to them they told me that Linda (the program director) wants to interview with me and she told me that I am accepted during the interview but she still wants me to do all of the items they told me before.
MY UNDERSTANDING is that hold means they want you but they want to see if they get better applicants. Not sure how it translates if you are a round 4 applicant since most of their seats are already taken.
if you really want to get into any MFE program I suggest you doing what they ask you to do. It will only make your resume stronger. You may have to wait and re-apply next year but if you complete all of the pre-program courses your chances of getting in next year are very high.
Hope this help ...
I submitted my application in Jan, was told that I am on hold in March and was given a set of tasks to do (including pre-program courses, taking a PDE course, C++ course, taking CFA level 1). Although I was planning to do most of their recommendations, there was not much I could do at that very moment since the pre program course are offered next year, CFA level 1 is in December and the courses I wanted to take were offered only in the Fall semester in my area.
After about 2-3 months without me sending me any updates to them they told me that Linda (the program director) wants to interview with me and she told me that I am accepted during the interview but she still wants me to do all of the items they told me before.
MY UNDERSTANDING is that hold means they want you but they want to see if they get better applicants. Not sure how it translates if you are a round 4 applicant since most of their seats are already taken.
if you really want to get into any MFE program I suggest you doing what they ask you to do. It will only make your resume stronger. You may have to wait and re-apply next year but if you complete all of the pre-program courses your chances of getting in next year are very high.
Hope this help ...