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shekmba
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Concentration: General Management, Entrepreneurship
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27 Oct 2011, 18:53
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I think they will start doing so 1st week of november. However, unless you are one of the first invitees, this process is the most killing since you are left expecting all the way upto december 1st week.
stanforditis
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28 Oct 2011, 13:19
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A good read about Stanford's selectiving while we all wait: https://poetsandquants.com/2011/10/26/st ... pplicants/
“It’s not an important metric in the grand scheme of things,” Bolton told The Stanford Daily. “So when applications are up, that’s fine. When applications are down, that’s fine. My real concern is, what’s the quality of the class? As long as we have 396 really bright, really energized, really thoughtful, really committed students, then we feel good. We don’t define success based on number of applications. We define success based on the quality of the class, and then later, the impact the students have once they go out into the world.”
“It’s not an important metric in the grand scheme of things,” Bolton told The Stanford Daily. “So when applications are up, that’s fine. When applications are down, that’s fine. My real concern is, what’s the quality of the class? As long as we have 396 really bright, really energized, really thoughtful, really committed students, then we feel good. We don’t define success based on number of applications. We define success based on the quality of the class, and then later, the impact the students have once they go out into the world.”
28 Oct 2011, 17:37
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Another link for passing the time and getting to know the admissions staff. Stanford updated their admissions blog, but it's just stories from their travels and not anything regarding applications or interviews:
Update: No link. I haven't been a member for 5 days, so I can't post links yet. Maybe someone who has been on here a bit longer can pass it along for everyone else.
Update: No link. I haven't been a member for 5 days, so I can't post links yet. Maybe someone who has been on here a bit longer can pass it along for everyone else.
*fingers crossed* 
