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Institution Program (Season) Decision & Date St1 Date Added Notes
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Accepted via E-mail on 22 Jan 2020 Undergrad GPA: 4.00
GRE General (V/Q/W): 162/166/4.00
GRE Subject: n/a
♦		I22 Jan 2020
  • + full funding
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Rejected via Website on 22 Jan 2020 U22 Jan 2020
  • Check your website to get the decision letter: "Your application for admission to study at Stanford has been reviewed by the Admissions Committee in the Economics Department. I regret to report that we cannot admit you to our graduate program. As you know, the Department gets many more applications from qualified candidates than we can accept given our financial resources and space restrictions. Consequently, each year many strong candidates must be turned down. Regretfully, we cannot provide individual feedback on applications which were not accepted into our program. I can only assure you that all files were read by the admissions committee and decisions were made with care. I wish you every success in your career."
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Rejected via Postal Service on 22 Jan 2020 I22 Jan 2020
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Rejected via Website on 22 Jan 2020 Undergrad GPA: 3.98
GRE General (V/Q/W): 159/170/4.00
GRE Subject: n/a
♦		U22 Jan 2020
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Rejected via Website on 22 Jan 2020 A22 Jan 2020
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Rejected via Website on 22 Jan 2020 I22 Jan 2020
  • No comment.
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Rejected via Website on 22 Jan 2020 I22 Jan 2020
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Rejected via Website on 22 Jan 2020 A22 Jan 2020
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Rejected via Website on 22 Jan 2020 A22 Jan 2020
  • Decision posted on ApplyWeb.
Stanford UniversityPhD In Economics, PhD (F20)Accepted via E-mail on 22 Jan 2020 I22 Jan 2020
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Wait listed via E-mail on 22 Jan 2020 Undergrad GPA: n/a
GRE General (V/Q/W): 0/169/0.00
GRE Subject: n/a
♦		I22 Jan 2020
  • Wait listed
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Accepted via E-mail on 22 Jan 2020 Undergrad GPA: 4.00
GRE General (V/Q/W): 163/168/4.50
GRE Subject: n/a
♦		I22 Jan 2020
  • Fully funded. Admit letter clearly stated: "Stanford’s Economics Department is admitting this year’s PhD applicants in two waves of roughly equal sizes. For our department to participate in the Knight-Hennessy Scholars program – a prestigious Stanford scholarship to which some PhD applicants also apply – we identified some admits very early. Remaining applicants were admitted during a second, normal wave of admissions. These two waves created a rolling admissions process with Stanford’s Knight-Hennessy timeline. We are thrilled to offer you admission to our Ph.D. program as part of our second wave. As described in the attached letter, we are holding an event for admitted students at Stanford on Monday, March 30, which we strongly encourage you to attend. Please let us know by February 15 whether you can join us."
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Accepted via E-mail on 22 Jan 2020 A22 Jan 2020
  • Received email from department chair, it also said I will receive a call later. Full funding
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Accepted via E-mail on 20 Dec 2019 Undergrad GPA: n/a
GRE General (V/Q/W): 0/169/0.00
GRE Subject: n/a
♦		A27 Dec 2019
  • It's a non-denominational holiday miracle!
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Accepted via E-mail on 20 Dec 2019 U20 Dec 2019
  • Full funding, apparently they're accepting half their admits early this year due to Knight Hennessy timeline
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F20)Accepted via E-mail on 19 Dec 2019 A20 Dec 2019
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F19)Other via Website on 24 Mar 2019 O24 Mar 2019
  • Anyone knows if having Certifile section in my application profile despite rejection means Being waitlisted?
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F19)Other via Website on 24 Mar 2019 O24 Mar 2019
  • Anyone knows if having Certifile section means being on the wait list?
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F19)Other via Website on 20 Mar 2019 I20 Mar 2019
  • I have the Certifile section despite rejection. Why is it important?
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F19)Rejected via Website on 1 Mar 2019 I20 Mar 2019
  • I have the Certifile section despite rejection. Why it is important?
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F19)Rejected via E-mail on 20 Mar 2019 A20 Mar 2019
  • Does everyone else have the CertiFile section on ApplyWeb despite rejection?
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (S20)Other via Other on 16 Mar 2019 O16 Mar 2019
  • Anyone knows of the minimum TOEFL and GRE for acceptance in top econ programs like Columbia and Stanford??? It realy helps.
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F19)Accepted via Website on 25 Feb 2019 26 Feb 2019
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F19)Rejected via Website on 25 Feb 2019 Undergrad GPA: 3.92
GRE General (V/Q/W): 157/168/4.00
GRE Subject: n/a
♦		I25 Feb 2019
  • 0a/1wl/2ir/6r/8p...starting to worry
Stanford UniversityEconomics, PhD (F19)Rejected via Website on 25 Feb 2019 Undergrad GPA: n/a
GRE General (V/Q/W): 156/168/3.50
GRE Subject: n/a
♦		I25 Feb 2019
  • 1a/1wl/6r/7p

Status1 Key: A: American; U: International, with US degree; I: International, without US degree; O: Other; ?: Unknown.

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