chances/general questions

Colleges & Universities Stanford University
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<p>I am planning to send an abstract; however, the publisher i turned it in to is still evaluating it and they wanted me to shorten it before they publish it at JBJS; so do i write “in process” of being published if i am doing SCEA, because it wont be completed until about decemberish</p>

<p>general stats()</p>

<p>Rank 1
GAP 4.0UW
AP 12
ACT 35
sat math 800/history 740
ECs(the ones that are not bs but that i have spent the most time on)
Debate(extempt/ld/cx/congress)
Violin(carnegie hall performance)
Research(IOR)
Fundraiser(JK)
i wrote articles for website magazines as well.</p>

<p>thanks very much</p>

2

<p>I think you can list it as “submitted for publication”</p>

3

<p>stanford allows you to include an abstract of papers you’ve written? wow that’s good cause I thought they didn’t…but now I’m happy that they apparently do? =)</p>

4

<p>Do the abstracts have to befrom published papers? Or can they just be reports?</p>

5

<p>I don’t think they allow abstracts; I believe any supplemental material that isn’t a fine arts supplement is strongly frowned upon.</p>

6

<p>yeah actually I just went and looked at the application instructions and it says “If you have an extraordinary talent in the fine or performing arts – art, dance, drama, and music only – you may submit supplementary materials for consideration by our faculty.”</p>

<p>edit: and they say “Remember: Do not send additional materials as they will not be evaluated. Any unsolicited additional materials will be discarded.”</p>

7

<p>I’m guessing it only really matters if you win stuff like Siemens or Intel. I submitted something to Siemens but I’m really really really really worried that my mentor didn’t send her form. AGH! I only have 5 more days until they disregard my submission :'(</p>