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OOS pre-II R

 

[matted_chinchilla]

they got me guys IS R submitted like 7/13

 

[TXTripleDore]

OOS pre-II R. Tough

 

[mountaingoat23]

post II R as well submitted 7/7

 

[decrepit2023]

OOS pre-II R 🙁

 

[disoriented1177]

has anyone who submitted in early august gotten an R yet?

 

[bambine]

pre-II R 🙁

 

[TibiaOrNotTibia]

The Stanford culling has come. +1 Pre-II R

 

[protistfan]

R

 

[IrvineInshallah]

Are they sending out Rs gradually?

 

[TibiaOrNotTibia]

Are they sending out Rs gradually?

I wouldn't say it's gradual. Last year the October R wave was over half of their applicants at once

 

[hommefatale]

I wouldn't say it's gradual. Last year the October R wave was over half of their applicants at once

Is it gradual throughout the day?

 

[TibiaOrNotTibia]

Is it gradual throughout the day?

Anecdotally, yes

 

[Emperor Napoleon]

OOS pre-II R. LM of 74 so not really surprised honestly, lmao.

 

[hommefatale]

so curious what their criteria for rejecting so early is!

 

[Emperor Napoleon]

so curious what their criteria for rejecting so early is!

I mean compared to other schools like Tulane, Case, or Boston this is not super early. At the end of the day its like the 3rd best medical school in the nation, they can be super picky about anything if they wanted.

 

[Central6245]

Are they sending out Rs gradually?

Im not so sure about this- in case anyone else can confirm, it seems like all the Rs came out about 40ish minutes ago.

 

[matted_chinchilla]

Im not so sure about this- in case anyone else can confirm, it seems like all the Rs came out about 40ish minutes ago.

they're still coming

 

[Central6245]

They are still coming as in people are inputting the Rs in Admit or you have evidence that they are still sending out Rs

 

[KiGnome]

hi, I didn't even submit a primary here and i still feel rejected. wtf was that lol

 

[cheesefries03]

has anyone who applied mid august received R yet?

 

[spork3546]

has anyone who applied mid august received R yet?

It looks like the majority of Rs so far are from 7/30 and before.

 

[cheesefries03]

It looks like the majority of Rs so far are from 7/30 and before.

thats what I am noticing too!

 

[IrvineInshallah]

So if we submitted in July and heard nothing, is that good? Or does it not mean anything

 

[Double_Pinner]

has anyone who submitted in early august gotten an R yet?

someone on admit posted an R from 8/26

 

[APathologicalLymphocyte]

If I applied late September, would I have heard back yet? (MSTP) I applied super late everywhere and have no idea what I'm doing with applications but I think my app is good but still nervous.

 

[Central6245]

So if we submitted in July and heard nothing, is that good? Or does it not mean anything

Last year on Admit, 2 people made it through the July massacre and got interviews; the other 16 got rejected in either November or December. Take this all with a grain of salt, though, since it is all self-reported data. On the bright side, a 1/9 chance puts you at an 11% chance of an interview.

 

[imbadatwritingessaysahhhh]

If I applied late September, would I have heard back yet? (MSTP) I applied super late everywhere and have no idea what I'm doing with applications but I think my app is good but still nervous.

I don't think so! Looks like this wave was all people who applied before September

 

[disoriented1177]

Looks like they’re done for the day? Maybe August submissions will be next week

 

[axpathetic]

+1 OOS pre-II R

 

[APathologicalLymphocyte]

I don't think so! Looks like this wave was all people who applied before September

Thanks for the reply! I am curious though I just looked at the admit.org thing, it looks like everyone last year who did secondaries after 8/29 was rejected. On the other hand, almost all the acceptances before 8/29 had higher "admit scores" than everyone who submitted after 8/29, and of course the sample size for acceptances is small. So do you think they heavily weight people people who were complete after august? Or this is selection bias? Also of course MSTP may differ from MD. EDIT: I guess a decently (not perfectly) controlled experiment is if you take a single person and compare the success of their early vs. later secondary submissions.

 

[samplam]

Stanford has this on their website: "Application updates are NOT accepted unless an applicant is invited to participate in our interview process. At that time, the interviewed candidate will receive instructions about how to provide this one-time update."

I don't remember receiving instructions about this... does anyone know?

 

[CurledAlarmist]

Stanford has this on their website: "Application updates are NOT accepted unless an applicant is invited to participate in our interview process. At that time, the interviewed candidate will receive instructions about how to provide this one-time update."

I don't remember receiving instructions about this... does anyone know?

If you didn't receive it then I am guessing it is yet to come?

 

[samplam]

If you didn't receive it then I am guessing it is yet to come?

I don't remember them talking about it during the interview orientation, so I'm guessing I forgot about it.

 

[Vanilla Rice]

+1 OOS pre-II R

 

[imbadatwritingessaysahhhh]

Thanks for the reply! I am curious though I just looked at the admit.org thing, it looks like everyone last year who did secondaries after 8/29 was rejected. On the other hand, almost all the acceptances before 8/29 had higher "admit scores" than everyone who submitted after 8/29, and of course the sample size for acceptances is small. So do you think they heavily weight people people who were complete after august? Or this is selection bias? Also of course MSTP may differ from MD. EDIT: I guess a decently (not perfectly) controlled experiment is if you take a single person and compare the success of their early vs. later secondary submissions.

I really think that the accepted sample size for admit.org is too small to make any meaningful conclusions

 

[RoMan1516]

Stanford has this on their website: "Application updates are NOT accepted unless an applicant is invited to participate in our interview process. At that time, the interviewed candidate will receive instructions about how to provide this one-time update."

I don't remember receiving instructions about this... does anyone know?

On the portal, there's a tab that says Post Interview Update. I'm guessing that page is the instructions they're referring to?

 

[888cheeseburger]

+1 oos ii

 

[samplam]

On the portal, there's a tab that says Post Interview Update. I'm guessing that page is the instructions they're referring to?

dm'ed you!

 

[johnzhng]

OOS pre-II R 😭

 

[katelynn]

Pre-II R lol I can’t tell if it’s for both PSTP and the regular MD or if I can expect another rejections to come separately 🤣

 

[hihihohohaha84]

International applicant II 10/15 for PSTP track - submitted secondary 7/15

 

[med400]

+1 INTL II!! My first MD interview!!!

 

[med400]

Anybody who already interviewed have any advice? what were the vibes?

 

[med400]

does anybody know what the post-ii acceptance rate is?

 

[lukadoncic]

does anybody know what the post-ii acceptance rate is?

25-33% varied by years

 

[lukadoncic]

Anybody who already interviewed have any advice? what were the vibes?

TBH, pray for good luck. If you are lucky, you could get some chill questions.

 

[IDK3912]

TBH, pray for good luck. If you are lucky, you could get some chill questions.

LMFAO

 

[vex10]

Stanford has this on their website: "Application updates are NOT accepted unless an applicant is invited to participate in our interview process. At that time, the interviewed candidate will receive instructions about how to provide this one-time update."

I don't remember receiving instructions about this... does anyone know?

You have to send updates within a week of interviewing that's what they told us on our interview day 09/26, I believe.