2024-2025 Stanford

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Why start with the rejections for Nov/Dec though considering none of the sep/oct interviewee’s have been rejected as far as we know based in this thread and cycle track. This is so weird!
 
Why start with the rejections for Nov/Dec though considering none of the sep/oct interviewee’s have been rejected as far as we know based in this thread and cycle track. This is so weird!
agreed. none of this makes sense, and i'm a December interviewee
 
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Have any KHS video invitees (finalists or non-finalists) gotten a decision yet? (R, WL, or A)

Based on the decisions yesterday (all January interviews), I'm almost highly doubtful that any more acceptances will come out (even though I'd hoped for the opposite). I just can't understand why they're also releasing waitlists in batches. Truly wish everyone the best, but it doesn't seem very promising at all for anyone who hasn't received anything.

wise. I had visions last night. are you slipping through the cracks.
 
Have any KHS video invitees (finalists or non-finalists) gotten a decision yet? (R, WL, or A)

Based on the decisions yesterday (all January interviews), I'm almost highly doubtful that any more acceptances will come out (even though I'd hoped for the opposite). I just can't understand why they're also releasing waitlists in batches. Truly wish everyone the best, but it doesn't seem very promising at all for anyone who hasn't received anything.
There is actually a very logical reason for why they're waitlisting in batches: to compare early-cycle interviewees (who may be on the A/WL or WL/R fence) against ones that interviewed later in the cycle

This especially makes sense considering that the post-II R seems to be new this year, as opposed to previous years where it seemed like everyone who didn't receive an A got WL
 
There is actually a very logical reason for why they're waitlisting in batches: to compare early-cycle interviewees (who may be on the A/WL or WL/R fence) against ones that interviewed later in the cycle

This especially makes sense considering that the post-II R seems to be new this year, as opposed to previous years where it seemed like everyone who didn't receive an A got WL
feels like i’m a hostage watching other hostages get killed and waiting for my turn