thanks Mr. Dr. Meme Patrick Star-Lord...Peter Quill? 🙂 I'll give myself a few more days to see if I can squeeze out the essays but include your recommendations in my contingency plan. Do you happen to have thoughts on how serious the video recording/instruction topic has to be?
I am doing mine on a special way to fold shirts. If that answers your question
yes that gives me some context 🙂 appreciate it
I'm pretty sure I got mine on Labor day evening, so they're definitely quite odd xD
No; sorry. They’re barely receptive to alternative dates if you have an II.
It will not affect admissions at any school unless you are an abhorrent idiot. Same for the lunch and the tour.
You're so sassy today!
I remember my mom telling me about an event at university where potential employers got to meet the grads. One guy got so drunk that he put straws in his nose and pretended he was a walrus!
HiredI remember my mom telling me about an event at university where potential employers got to meet the grads. One guy got so drunk that he put straws in his nose and pretended he was a walrus!
I remember my mom telling me about an event at university where potential employers got to meet the grads. One guy got so drunk that he put straws in his nose and pretended he was a walrus!
Student. He didn’t get a job.
That’s my job!
That looks like a solid no? Cool, just gonna assume we will hear back in December.
I believe the wording is specifically if your graduate program intends to enroll you, not if the already have. I believe that Stanford medical school reserves the week of immersion weekend specifically for KH scholars so you come down, so immersion weekend and then it is followed by your Stanford interview (or vice versa). This is all from one source though so is fairly unreliable...
I was looking through last year’s thread (for other neurotic reasons) and it seems like people heard back from KH / Stanford med in January if they applied KH.
That is what I was thinking. I couldn’t find anyone from before then who said they were KH as well...but that could just be reporting bias.
I think so
Waiting a couple months is a small price to pay when you’re privileged enough to be competitive to apply for one of the single best programs on Earth.
Do they have any number of allocated scholarships for MD? I have heard of people going to Penn with a full tuition scholarship because they didn't get K-H.
None are specifically allocated for any particular program. Historically, MD has been the largest subset, but it is between 9% and 12% of KH scholars (so only 6-9).
Stanford has enough money to give everyone a full ride or just ask for donations to fully fund MD students. They just dont want to do it.
Just a heads up if anyone needs this, I read somewhere on SDN that kids of divorced parents get to pick the parent they report. Stanford wants both:
Its always the darn parents' fault that one is 30 but the parents dont want to keep funding the kids education. We are really good people who will give financial aid as long as we dont have to blame your parents for not doing so.
Yes, it is.
So they are different for Harvard?
I have no idea. I interviewed at Stanford but not Harvard.
Ok. There was a discussion in the past where I suggested all schools consider people to be independent at 25 (I was greatly mistaken) and Dr. Memelord started pointing out that medical schools with FA seem to follow different rules and ask for applicants parents incomes even when the applicant might be married with children and past 30.
Stanford is a rare exception that has a hard age cut off
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