Stanford c/o 2017 (2013-2014 applicants) Forum

[tparks]

I honestly wasn't expecting the number to get to 50. I think its pretty safe to say that we are all presumptive rejects at this point.

I disagree with your second point (though I agree with the first). We have multiple Yale admits/Ruby (and Hamilton/Vandy/etc) recipients/extremely qualified applicants among us.

There are over 60 of us here. Stanford's classes are usually between 150-200. We are past ASW, an event that is scheduled late enough for a full class to attend. A couple cancer-curers might be admitted from here on out, but for the rest of us...

[wheelhouse12]

With this many people left I assume there are definitely straight admits left...just might not be me!

[paperrev]

I honestly wasn't expecting the number to get to 50. I think its pretty safe to say that we are all presumptive rejects at this point.

I disagree with your second point (though I agree with the first). We have multiple Yale admits/Ruby (and Hamilton/Vandy/etc) recipients/extremely qualified applicants among us.

There are over 60 of us here. Stanford's classes are usually between 150-200. We are past ASW, an event that is scheduled late enough for a full class to attend. A couple cancer-curers might be admitted from here on out, but for the rest of us...

Honestly, at this point, I'd just rather they get it over with and send decisions. I mean, if they already have an almost full class and 60+ people are still left in review, there are clearly going to be people who are obviously higher priority than others. Just spare us the anxiety and do us in!!!!

[Brettanomyces]

With this many people left I assume there are definitely straight admits left...just might not be me!

What'd be your best guess?

Hmmm. 7 or 8 out of 60?

[manu6926]

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[BanjoCalhoun]

64

[love4life29]

We could also just be the waitlist

[nutellahero]

friend of mine isn't on TLS, but is also under review still. so 65

[dobryden]

We could also just be the waitlist

I wish they would clarify that to us.

[tparks]

I think S's waitlist is even smaller than 60 people. Not that it matters much, their waitlist is one of the least active in the T14. Top tier school in paradise, I imagine their yield rate is too high to create much movement on the waitlist

[wheelhouse12]

7 or 8 out of 60 sounds like a very plausible guess to me. If a tenth of all applicants are admitted (roughly), and if making it this far means we are at least slightly stronger than the general pool, then 8 out of 60 being straight admits, with some others waitlisted, sounds about right. But who knows? At least I'm still dreaming.

[Pianoolong]

65...

[drawstring]

I think S's waitlist is even smaller than 60 people. Not that it matters much, their waitlist is one of the least active in the T14. Top tier school in paradise, I imagine their yield rate is too high to create much movement on the waitlist

Yield is 45 percent I think.

But ya, not a very favorable waitlist.

[Balthy]

I think S's waitlist is even smaller than 60 people. Not that it matters much, their waitlist is one of the least active in the T14. Top tier school in paradise, I imagine their yield rate is too high to create much movement on the waitlist

You make so much sense it hurts.

[tparks]

I think S's waitlist is even smaller than 60 people. Not that it matters much, their waitlist is one of the least active in the T14. Top tier school in paradise, I imagine their yield rate is too high to create much movement on the waitlist

Yield is 45 percent I think.

But ya, not a very favorable waitlist.

yeah just looked it up, ~47% in 2012, which is surprisingly low tbh. H's is 64%. I bet S gets hit hard with Y cross-admits

[teampeeta]

JFC. 65 people just on TLS? Note to Faye: more acceptances soon!! Please and thank you.

[Ahem_aroma]

66

[lawschool2014hopeful]

67.

This might as well be the hunger games....

[muzzy]

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[thestatusguo]

68

[MrMileyCyrus]

yess Miley gets #69

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[yomisterd]

70

[muzzy]

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[emu42]

72

[Wiggly]

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