Real-time tracking of interview invite waves across all top MBA programs with crowd-sourced data and personalized timeline predictions.
Added Jan 18, 2026
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MBA applicants spend weeks anxiously refreshing forums and Reddit to figure out if schools are still sending interview invites or if silence means rejection. There's no centralized, reliable source showing invite timelines, leaving applicants unable to gauge their status or plan their energy across multiple applications.
A collaborative tracking platform where applicants anonymously report interview invites with timestamps, creating real-time visibility into each school's invite patterns by round. Machine learning analyzes historical data to predict remaining invite windows and gives users personalized probability assessments based on their application date and school-specific patterns.
MBA applications have surged post-pandemic with increasingly competitive admissions cycles. Schools have become less transparent about timelines while applicants are more connected online, creating demand for aggregated intelligence that scattered forum posts cannot provide.
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Collating a thread for updates and pre interview waits. Did people receive an interview invite yet?
Just wanted to check if there is anyone waiting for R2 invites from these schools I’m an international applicant just been invited from Darden. Is there any chance at this stage an invite might come for these schools Anybody else waiting for these invites
Anyone who has been through the interview process from an employer’s perspective has stories about candidates who turned out to be different than expected. Vetting interview candidates can reveal information that wasn’t obvious on the surface. Does anyone have stories about things you’ve uncovered during the vetting process for a new employee?
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