Calling All Stanford Fall 2010 applicants!

I applied for R2. I'm still young enough that I can afford to chase some pipe dreams.

Anyone else receive any interview invites for round 2, or get that new "events" link in the online app site?

"Event" page has been there all this time - even before I submitted my app for both Wharton & Stanford.
I wouldn't stress too much about GSB invitations until mid-Feb.

applied r2, pls add me to the roll call

also applied round 2

You can add me as well to the Stanford roll call, under Round 2. Here's to hoping,

please add me to the roll call for round 2 as well.

Given that I'm about to collapse from exhaustion, I can only say so much tonight.

Where are you call to interview?!

Oh, and, please add me to the roll call for Round 2.

Please add me too for round 2.

I applied for R2 on Jan/6. Count me in.

I applied to R2 too.. count me in

when do the interview calls begin going out???

For those admitted in R1 ... could you share when is the deposit due, and how much it is?

Stanford's website only says TBD.

Thanks

Another set of questions, this one regarding the interview:

. was the interview arranged through an online system?
. was it possible to select different locations (eg: campus vs home)?
. was the scheduling flexible? I read somewhere that one has 10 days to schedule the interview; I also wonder what is the latest it could be scheduled for.

I'm located in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I travel extensively, and have a hectic schedule. So I don't know if for me it would be best to have the interview in Buenos Aires, or in Stanford, or maybe in New York. This is not a minor issue.

If I'm in the wrong thread, please do let me know.

1) No. You receive an email with the contact info of the local alum that will be interviewing you.
2) No. The vast majority of interviews are done by alumni around the world. Some people will interview with admissions officers on campus, but it seems like that's mostly for locals, and still a minority of them. Either way, you don't have a choice here.
3) Last year it was 2 weeks.. though i've also heard that this year it's 10 days. You also get contact info for the person to sets up all the interviews and you can work with her to find mutually agreeable solution. If you're traveling a lot, it could be possible to conduct the interview in a remote location... but in all likelihood it'll be in buenos aires.

Not the answers I was hoping for, but thanks ... +1.

Just re-read what I wrote and I realize that I made the whole process seem very inflexible. In reality it is pretty flexible. You get to schedule a time with the alum. If it doesn't work out because of timing/geography, the scheduler will help you find another alum to make it work.

count me in for R2. what a crapshoot -- most visible goal right now is just to get an interview! i really loved doing this app.

good luck to all!