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SchoolProgramAdded OnDecision
Stanford University
PsychologyPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
American

Official rejection in portal

Stanford University
GSB Political EconomyPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
GRE 331
GPA 3.90
Stanford University
oitPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International

Rej after interview

Stanford University
Organizational BehaviorPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
American
Stanford University
EconomicsPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
American
GRE 339
GRE V 169
GRE AW 5.50
GPA 3.30

Standard email to check portal: "Thank you for applying to the Stanford University Graduate School of Business PhD Program for the academic year 2026-2027. Regrettably, we are unable to extend you an offer of admission to our program. The admissions committee carefully considered each applicant’s academic record, the applicant’s experiences and circumstances, and the letters of recommendation. Most importantly, the committee evaluated the fit between the strengths and interests of the faculty and the strengths and interests of the applicant. We regret that we do not have better news for you and hope that you will have other good options. We wish you the best in your future endeavors."

Stanford University
Economic Analysis & PolicyPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
GRE 170
GRE V 157
GRE AW 4.50
GPA 3.96
Stanford University
Economics GSBPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB)
OITPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
Stanford University
Economic Analysis & PolicyPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
GRE 170
GRE AW 5.00
GPA 3.92
Stanford University
Business EconomicsPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
GRE 170
GPA 3.86

GSB EAP reject

Stanford University
FinancePhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
American
GRE 168
GRE V 161
GRE AW 5.00
GPA 3.88

GPA grad

Stanford University
EconomicsPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Spring 2026
International
GRE 331
GPA 3.90
Stanford University
Economic Analysis & PolicyPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
GRE 330
GRE V 160
GRE AW 3.50
GPA 4.00

Email to check portal. 1a/2i/1w/4r/23p

Stanford University
Political EconomicsPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
Stanford University
FinancePhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
GRE 170
GPA 4.00
Stanford University
Economic Analysis & PolicyPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
GRE 168
GRE V 165
GRE AW 4.00
GPA 3.90
Stanford University
Political EconomyPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
American
GRE 163
GRE V 164
GRE AW 5.00
GPA 4.00

Email to check portal. Stanford GSB PhD Political Economy. GPA is Masters. 0A/1W/7R/8P

Stanford University
Economic AnalysisPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
Stanford University
EconomicsPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International

GSB EAP Standard Rejection Email

Stanford University
MathematicsPhD
Feb 17, 2026
Accepted on Feb 05
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 05
Fall 2026
International
GPA 3.94

Top LAC, had multiple research experiences (including one at a top REU), interviewed with two profs