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NUS MBA: What is a round?


Posted Jan 10, 2010 04:56

Hello,

I would like to know what the National University of Singapore considers a "round" for the application of the Full-Time MBA program.

Do they have a minimum of places in every round? Or if they reach their quota in the first round, there are no more places for the 2nd one?

Thank you.

Maud
Hello,

I would like to know what the National University of Singapore considers a "round" for the application of the Full-Time MBA program.

Do they have a minimum of places in every round? Or if they reach their quota in the first round, there are no more places for the 2nd one?

Thank you.

Maud
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Posted Jan 11, 2010 06:43

I do not think that they don't have any minimum or maximum quotas for each round.
They are accepting students until the annual quota is reached.
they only give a portion of the seats to selected few because not everyone who got acceptance letter will enroll at the university.
they will see how many students WILL enroll.
Then the gap will be closed by applicants in the next round.
I do not think that they don't have any minimum or maximum quotas for each round.
They are accepting students until the annual quota is reached.
they only give a portion of the seats to selected few because not everyone who got acceptance letter will enroll at the university.
they will see how many students WILL enroll.
Then the gap will be closed by applicants in the next round.
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