madamemichaelscott
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Is the curriculum more lecture-based or problem-based learning? How many mandatory in-person things are there per week?
There isn't really anything special to say about the 68 publicly listed matches. For the entering class of 2020, more people are in MD/PhD programs or in MD/MBA programs (among other pursuits) compared to prior years. Next year it may swing back in the other direction. Since people from Stanford often decide to take extra years to graduate (~70-80% of students from each class take more than 4 years), there will be more variance in terms of the size of each graduating class compared with other schools.Now that this year’s match list is public, does anyone have any insight into why there are only 68 listed matches for a class size of 90?
Is it just that more people than usual chose to opt out of sharing this year? Or perhaps there was a spike in students taking 5+ years? For reference, match lists in previous years had 75 in 2023, 82 in 2022, 93 in 2021, 81 in 2020, 82 in 2019, etc.
Edit: Hmm, guess I did not go far back enough. There were 62 in 2018, 67 in 2017, 74 in 2016, 74 in 2015, not posted 2014, 87 in 2013, 70 in 2012, 85 in 2011, 89 in 2010. Since 68 is within the previously observed range, it's probably nothing to be concerned about.
I don't think it's actually 0, but I'd be surprised if more than 5-10 people get off a year
Apparently a small batch of FAFSA's were disbursed to schools, but most people's FAFSAs are still being processed.We are all still waiting on financial aid offers right? I can't believe we don't have this info and have to choose a school like ten days after second look
Also is everyone's FAFSA still listed as in process? (IK this school may not really use it, just checking!)
IS WL —> R good luck to other WLs and congrats to everyone who got accepted!
Yesfor the WL --> R crew, did you guys just hear back today
"The Committee on Admissions has carefully evaluated your application to Stanford Medicine and has decided to decline your application from further consideration. A position in the upcoming entering class will not be offered.for the wl->R people, what did the email say? I didn't think they'd be rejecting people from the waitlist until after april 30th
they didnt deserve u my goat+1 OOS WL-> R
Yes
"The Committee on Admissions has carefully evaluated your application to Stanford Medicine and has decided to decline your application from further consideration. A position in the upcoming entering class will not be offered.
Each year we must decline many bright, promising, and accomplished applicants. I trust that you will find a place at a medical school where you will work towards a successful career in medicine. Please be aware that neither feedback on the application nor explanation of committee decisions will be provided to declined candidates.
We thank you for the time and energy invested in your application to Stanford Medicine and for your patience during the admissions process. We wish you the best in your pursuit of a career in medicine."
Or u brothey didnt deserve u my goat
There’s like 130 ppl in it not including M1sDoes anyone know if there's a Stanford GroupMe/Facebook group? If so, does anyone have any estimates as to how many students are in the group? I’m trying to gage if there will be waitlist movement or not 😅