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Kellogg Doctoral Program
Decision Process
Interviews are not part of the general application process. Due to the number of applications Kellogg receives each year, it isn't feasible for faculty to interview every applicant. Instead, each program initiates phone or campus interviews for only those candidates who are being strongly considered for admission or for candidates for whom additional information is needed. An applicant cannot request an interview.
The applicant’s academic record is closely examined. Transcripts, test scores, letters of recommendation, résumé, and the statement of purpose will be reviewed by the admissions committee to determine the applicant’s fit within the doctoral program and his or her potential for scholarly research. Each application will also be evaluated against the applications the Kellogg School received as a whole. The process is very competitive — more than 800 applications were received for fall 2009 admission for an incoming class of 29 doctoral students. All decisions are finalized in early March for admission in the coming fall.
Applicants will be able to track their application status online using GATS - Graduate Admissions Tracking System. Once the applicant has been uploaded into GATS, the applicant will receive an e-mail with log-in instructions and their username and password. The applicant will be able to track all documents submitted with the application: application form, transcripts, recommendation letters, and official test scores. When the application is complete for review, it will be noted in GATS.
Applicants will also be able to monitor their decision status in GATS. When a decision has been made, it will be noted in GATS. Applicants are then directed to ApplyYourself, where the online application was completed, to view the decision. To access this feature, the same pin number and password is used from the application. If the pin and password were forgotten, the "Search" feature may be used in the User Login box to obtain that information.
The applicant’s academic record is closely examined. Transcripts, test scores, letters of recommendation, résumé, and the statement of purpose will be reviewed by the admissions committee to determine the applicant’s fit within the doctoral program and his or her potential for scholarly research. Each application will also be evaluated against the applications the Kellogg School received as a whole. The process is very competitive — more than 800 applications were received for fall 2009 admission for an incoming class of 29 doctoral students. All decisions are finalized in early March for admission in the coming fall.
Applicants will be able to track their application status online using GATS - Graduate Admissions Tracking System. Once the applicant has been uploaded into GATS, the applicant will receive an e-mail with log-in instructions and their username and password. The applicant will be able to track all documents submitted with the application: application form, transcripts, recommendation letters, and official test scores. When the application is complete for review, it will be noted in GATS.
Applicants will also be able to monitor their decision status in GATS. When a decision has been made, it will be noted in GATS. Applicants are then directed to ApplyYourself, where the online application was completed, to view the decision. To access this feature, the same pin number and password is used from the application. If the pin and password were forgotten, the "Search" feature may be used in the User Login box to obtain that information.
