whiplash2411
niedermeyer1990
Trying to bring some levity back to this thread

Question for the folks who have interviewed, how are you keeping busy until d-day? It's really tough knowing that there's absolutely nothing we can do, and that a good interview (or poor one) may ultimately have little effect on the outcome.
Has anyone asked current students or friends who are alums of the school to send in letters of support to add to their file?
Nope, not doing this. I actually just got my interview invite on Wednesday, and my interview isn't for another week. I am just really curious about how the interview will weight in the final decision slash freaking out about how it might even be, considering I have to fly to another city to connect with the interviewer as well. Lalala.
Good luck with your interview whiplash2411, I'm sure you will have a great chat with the alum.
niedermeyer1990, I don't think extra letter of support is needed at this point. You were invited because you were deemed "competitive for admission". A bad interview may keep you out:
"Do you often override a bad interview?
Not often. It’s much easier for an interview to keep you out than to get you in. Again if one of our alumni says, ‘This person is not a good fit for the Stanford community. This person is arrogant. This person won’t engage well with the community. This person doesn’t share our values.’ Why would I dispute that? I may follow up with the person and say, ‘Help me understand what was the evidence of that? What led to that point of view?’ But it’s pretty rare for us to do that."--https://poetsandquants.com/2010/10/06/stanford%E2%80%99s-b-school-gatekeeper-predicts-application-decline/4/
On the contrary, a good interview merely confirms their impression of you and moves you into the final selection phase, where DB crafts the incoming class based on experience, perspective and contribution (after all, GSB does claim no two admitted students are the same). Extra letter of support won't impose pivotal impact on your candidacy at this point.
SO, just enjoy a fabulous Thanksgiving with your family and friends and we will all know where we land in just 18 days.
To others who are still waiting for an interview invite, my friend got hers on the last day in the previous cycle. It does happen so don't lose hope just as yet.
Till then, I'm still working on my "intellectual vitality" and brushing up on physics:
https://www.wired.com/2014/11/metaphysic ... erstellar/