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...and mine around 10:30am PST on a Friday.WhiskeyGuy wrote:FWIW, received mine at 10am EST.
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They are. It's Stanford.protokurios wrote:I love the new blog entry...it's like they're reading our minds. hahaha
http://blogs.law.stanford.edu/admissions/
Breathe. Relax. Faye won't mind.Legacy316 wrote:Okay guys, I've seen some URMs get into SLS already with numbers lower than mine and app sent dates later than mine, and I may have just figured out why. I misspelled the name of my high school on my application!!! UGH!! I have NO IDEA how this happened. Up till now, I haven't come across one typo in any of my 12 apps and the one I finally spot is on Stanford's!? WTF!?
Did you really convince yourself that this is what might keep you out of Stanford? managamy's post is TCR.Legacy316 wrote:Okay guys, I've seen some URMs get into SLS already with numbers lower than mine and app sent dates later than mine, and I may have just figured out why. I misspelled the name of my high school on my application!!! UGH!! I have NO IDEA how this happened. Up till now, I haven't come across one typo in any of my 12 apps and the one I finally spot is on Stanford's!? WTF!?
Solid post. Thanks for the reminder to check it out--the blog entries are too infrequent for me to habitually check it everyday.protokurios wrote:I love the new blog entry...it's like they're reading our minds. hahaha
http://blogs.law.stanford.edu/admissions/
Yeah, it's not as if all URMs with 167+, 3.9+ get in to SLS so that garbage about other URMs with similar complete dates and lower scores means literally nothing. If you're going to get in, the typo on your application won't affect anything. If you don't get in, it's not because of the typo.Legacy316 wrote:Okay guys, I've seen some URMs get into SLS already with numbers lower than mine and app sent dates later than mine, and I may have just figured out why. I misspelled the name of my high school on my application!!! UGH!! I have NO IDEA how this happened. Up till now, I haven't come across one typo in any of my 12 apps and the one I finally spot is on Stanford's!? WTF!?
crackberry wrote:Yeah, it's not as if all URMs with 167+, 3.9+ get in to SLS so that garbage about other URMs with similar complete dates and lower scores means literally nothing. If you're going to get in, the typo on your application won't affect anything. If you don't get in, it's not because of the typo.Legacy316 wrote:Okay guys, I've seen some URMs get into SLS already with numbers lower than mine and app sent dates later than mine, and I may have just figured out why. I misspelled the name of my high school on my application!!! UGH!! I have NO IDEA how this happened. Up till now, I haven't come across one typo in any of my 12 apps and the one I finally spot is on Stanford's!? WTF!?
What kind of URM are you? The degree to which SLS needs that kind of URM determines how much of a "boost" you get.Legacy316 wrote:Okay guys, I've seen some URMs get into SLS already with numbers lower than mine and app sent dates later than mine, and I may have just figured out why. I misspelled the name of my high school on my application!!! UGH!! I have NO IDEA how this happened. Up till now, I haven't come across one typo in any of my 12 apps and the one I finally spot is on Stanford's!? WTF!?
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Core wrote:Stanford, please call me, if only to say hi. Thanks.
Yeah, that would be really, really depressing. "Oh, sorry, no, you're not admitted, we just wanted to hear your dulcet tones. Best wishes!" *click*anmo wrote:Core wrote:Stanford, please call me, if only to say hi. Thanks.
I hope they tell you more than "hi."
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Just out of curiosity, how do you figure PRs get a smaller boost for Stanford? I figured Mex-Ams would get the smaller boost, since there is a huge Mex-Am population in California, so more applicants that might want to stay in Cali for family reasons.Core wrote:What kind of URM are you? The degree to which SLS needs that kind of URM determines how much of a "boost" you get.Legacy316 wrote:Okay guys, I've seen some URMs get into SLS already with numbers lower than mine and app sent dates later than mine, and I may have just figured out why. I misspelled the name of my high school on my application!!! UGH!! I have NO IDEA how this happened. Up till now, I haven't come across one typo in any of my 12 apps and the one I finally spot is on Stanford's!? WTF!?
I have higher numbers than you and haven't heard back, but I'm PR, so I probably wouldn't get as much of a boost with SLS as you would, if you are MX or AA, for example.
Just by looking at PR cycles on LSN. There are fewer PRs applying than there are MX, but it appears that the boost is not as large as it is for MX (i.e., anmo).Laina wrote:Just out of curiosity, how do you figure PRs get a smaller boost for Stanford? I figured Mex-Ams would get the smaller boost, since there is a huge Mex-Am population in California, so more applicants that might want to stay in Cali for family reasons.Core wrote:What kind of URM are you? The degree to which SLS needs that kind of URM determines how much of a "boost" you get.Legacy316 wrote:Okay guys, I've seen some URMs get into SLS already with numbers lower than mine and app sent dates later than mine, and I may have just figured out why. I misspelled the name of my high school on my application!!! UGH!! I have NO IDEA how this happened. Up till now, I haven't come across one typo in any of my 12 apps and the one I finally spot is on Stanford's!? WTF!?
I have higher numbers than you and haven't heard back, but I'm PR, so I probably wouldn't get as much of a boost with SLS as you would, if you are MX or AA, for example.
Laina wrote:Just out of curiosity, how do you figure PRs get a smaller boost for Stanford? I figured Mex-Ams would get the smaller boost, since there is a huge Mex-Am population in California, so more applicants that might want to stay in Cali for family reasons.Core wrote:What kind of URM are you? The degree to which SLS needs that kind of URM determines how much of a "boost" you get.Legacy316 wrote:Okay guys, I've seen some URMs get into SLS already with numbers lower than mine and app sent dates later than mine, and I may have just figured out why. I misspelled the name of my high school on my application!!! UGH!! I have NO IDEA how this happened. Up till now, I haven't come across one typo in any of my 12 apps and the one I finally spot is on Stanford's!? WTF!?
I have higher numbers than you and haven't heard back, but I'm PR, so I probably wouldn't get as much of a boost with SLS as you would, if you are MX or AA, for example.
Are you sure URM status is not determined based on national statistics, i.e. percentage of Mexicans in US population? This is the first time I hear about state-level URM.adameus wrote:Laina wrote:Just out of curiosity, how do you figure PRs get a smaller boost for Stanford? I figured Mex-Ams would get the smaller boost, since there is a huge Mex-Am population in California, so more applicants that might want to stay in Cali for family reasons.
The reason Mex-Am's would get a bigger boost is in your post. Since California has a higher Mex-Am population this would mean they would require a larger amount of Mex-Am's in the Stanford class in order to reach the proportion of the general population.
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So SLS is over 50% Mex-Am?adameus wrote:The reason Mex-Am's would get a bigger boost is in your post. Since California has a higher Mex-Am population this would mean they would require a larger amount of Mex-Am's in the Stanford class in order to reach the proportion of the general population.
I don't think it's on a state level, but on a national level the # of Mexicans is also higher than the number of puerto ricans. I guess since California has a higher # of mexicans I could see how puerto ricans could get more of a boost if there are very few puerto ricans applying while there could be a large # of Mexicans applying...Hattori Hanzo wrote:Are you sure URM status is not determined based on national statistics, i.e. percentage of Mexicans in US population? This is the first time I hear about state-level URM.adameus wrote:Laina wrote:Just out of curiosity, how do you figure PRs get a smaller boost for Stanford? I figured Mex-Ams would get the smaller boost, since there is a huge Mex-Am population in California, so more applicants that might want to stay in Cali for family reasons.
The reason Mex-Am's would get a bigger boost is in your post. Since California has a higher Mex-Am population this would mean they would require a larger amount of Mex-Am's in the Stanford class in order to reach the proportion of the general population.
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