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I think just the email.Do we get the admissions packet in the mail or just via email?
I think just the email.Do we get the admissions packet in the mail or just via email?
Around when did you receive the follow up email?
Congrats by the way! 🙂
A friend of mine was waitlisted a few days ago MSTP...he/she interviewed Feb. 18.
I interviewed Feb. 6 and still haven't heard a peep...didya forget to send me a waitlist/rejection e-mail, Stanford? 😉
I interviewed October and I have also not heard anything, so you are not alone. Did your friend get an email or snail mail, do you know?
Good to know I'm not the only one in the October-never-heard-back boat! I feel your agony of uncertainty.
I'm just wondering, did u ever try calling/emailing admissions and inquiring about your status?
Dear Stanford,Does Stanford reject post-interview?
I interviewed Feb 6 and still have not heard back...Given that second look is in two weeks, I'm becoming more pessimistic about the silence.
I only applied for the MD program.@Penguin33, pretty sure the friend received an e-mail.
@sweetsunshine, did you apply MSTP or MD only?
@abcdeffedcba, best of luck to you as well in the waiting process!
So since today was the match day, does anyone know where we can find the match list for SMS students and how well they usually do (ie match to their 1st choice)?
Also would going to SMS benefit you when you're applying for residency there?
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/20...-subsidized-housing-under-new-palo-alto-plan/
Posting this so people are aware how horrible housing situation is around Stanford area and why 1000-1500 housing is a great deal.
Are they more expensive than their peers in top 10?
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/20...-subsidized-housing-under-new-palo-alto-plan/
Posting this so people are aware how horrible housing situation is around Stanford area and why 1000-1500 housing is a great deal.
I interviewed 2/10 and was waitlisted 3/20.To those still awaiting decisions...has anyone heard anything from Stanford recently? I called but was only able to leave a voicemail.
Lies. A hurt ego will make people say anything. The only way you'll know it's true is if s/he actually goes and attends SMS. Expect this person to say they'll "turn down" Stanford for whatever reason before August.Sorry to distract from the main forum topic, but I just wanted to run a question by the current students that might be on here.
Another applicant I know applied to Stanford Med this year, and got rejected pre-interview, but was somehow invited for an interview out of the blue just as the season was ending. The invite email even said something along the lines of "we know we said previously that we would not offer you an interview...". He was just recently accepted. From everyone I've spoken to at Stanford (and everywhere else, actually), this is completely unheard of. Can any current students or other Stanford-affiliated people shed light on this? It doesn't seem totally above-board, and frankly I'm surprised Stanford would do something like that.
*Edit: To clarify, this person has faculty connections at Stanford (from undergrad). I'm still concerned that this is shady, though, because he was already rejected pre-interview (evidently for not being a strong enough candidate), and then "un-rejected".
Yes, business casual Thursday and Friday. California casual on Saturday.Anyone know about the admit weekend dress code? Business casual?
Did you get the email from the coordinators yesterday? I think it listed the dress code. If your shirt has a collar (for dudes) you should be fine I would guess.How about just casual-casual? Or do I need to go quickly buy a pair of khakis? oops
+1Finally got my waitlist e-mail....LOL.
Interviewed 2/6.
I didn't go (declined) but I heard that the parties were goodVery quiet here...how was second look, everyone? How were the events? Was the video parody as good as last year's? Any cute guys? Were there hot chicks? Anything new we waitlisters should know? 😀
Very quiet here...how was second look, everyone? How were the events? Was the video parody as good as last year's? Any cute guys? Were there hot chicks? Anything new we waitlisters should know? 😀
Has anyone tried calling the office about the waitlist status/timeline? Is it tiered? While there may be little movement compared to other schools as some have posted, one would expect at least a little movement given deferments and not wanting to over enroll.
And I do think some folks were rejected post interview as per previous posts.
This request has been made before and apparently nobody on here got off the WL last year. In any case, it's really not difficult if you get the offer. 1) Do you want Stanford over your current school, 2) How much aid are they giving you (schools usually tell you this before you have to make a decision), 3) Figure out housing after you accept the offer. You will figure it out like everyone else does. Palo Alto is expensive anyway, doesn't really matter how early or late you start looking and it's not like you have a choice.At any rate, while the odds of getting off the list are low to begin with, I think it would nonetheless be beneficial to hear the experiences of any current students who got in off the wait-list, as relates to the above factors: I mean if one got the call, there would be so little time to make a decision; best to be fully prepared, just in case.
IIRC they don't match the offers of other schools, but they have really good need-based aid.Does Stanford match any other aid packages from other places? From what I recall during the fin-aid presentation, it appears that their fin-aid is first-come-first-served, so all the "decent" packages might be gone by this point? Then there's the housing thing too...At any rate, while the odds of getting off the list are low to begin with, I think it would nonetheless be beneficial to hear the experiences of any current students who got in off the wait-list, as relates to the above factors: I mean if one got the call, there would be so little time to make a decision; best to be fully prepared, just in case.
IIRC they don't match the offers of other schools, but they have really good need-based aid.
And I met someone who got pulled off the waitlist at my interview day and they had to scramble to get housing, but managed to find something reasonable (off-campus though)
2 people got off the waitlist last year.
Wow, only two people... that doesn't bode well. This cycle did seem to be a bit different than last year with interviews ending earlier in the season. Was the class last year over admitted as it had been a few years prior?So I guess we shouldn't hold our breaths.
In total at Stanford? Damn...2 people got off the waitlist last year.