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Stanford Waitlist Class of 2024
xenn322
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Hello everyone!
I didn't see a waitlist thread and decided to make one.
Please share anything related to the topic! I'd especially like to know how you guys approached the 500 character update and whether you're going to send in anything additional (although Stanford seems to discourage that).
421 repliesI didn't see a waitlist thread and decided to make one.
Please share anything related to the topic! I'd especially like to know how you guys approached the 500 character update and whether you're going to send in anything additional (although Stanford seems to discourage that).
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In the meantime, where are you guys committing / how are you evaluating your other options? I'm torn.
Does anyone know when waitlist decisions typically come out? July 1 seems very late, since we have to figure out housing and course selection and everything else....
I assume if you get admitted but decide not to enroll (you'd be crazy not to) they'll offer the spot to another person on the waitlist.
@elianaholmes where are you considering enrolling? It's so hard to decide. I originally thought staying close to home (because of coronavirus) was best and transferring next year, but now I'm thinking just go to the best school you can.
With regards to the 500 character limit, I briefly described the extracurricular activities I participated in before the outbreak. I won't be submitting any additional letters of recommendation, interests letters, or resumes because they discouraged us from doing it.
I think OOS students will be less likely to attend. So if you're OOS I do think you'll have a better chance of getting off the waitlist. Stanford is probably looking for a diverse student body.