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November 15, 2016 9:38am ET

Note about Stanford GSB

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Any other military/veterans hear from GSB yet besides our Marine friend in the UK on Veteran's day? Tomorrow's the day of reckoning...

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No Likes Earned: 0 Nope. Speaking for two Navy guys in the DC/mid-Atlantic area. (0)

oorah Likes Earned: 0 nothing yet... (0)

Army Likes Earned: 0 Nope! Hoping today is the day. :-/ (0)

Consider: Likes Earned: 0 Let's say there are 20 vets who lurk on livewire. 10% interview rate would tell us that 2 should be invited. Most of the vets I know from GSB didn't care at all about forums, livewire, etc because they had the chops and were confident of acceptance. Likely that most military invites are out, and just not to Livewire lurkers. This is coming from a vet btw, not a hater. (0)

Consider This Likes Earned: 0 While I agree with your point, I would say your population of vets who lurk on livewire is way too low. We're just as guilty :-) (0)

Anonymous Likes Earned: 0 I'm sure they'll interview more than two military vets. That seems incredibly low. (0)

Anonymous Likes Earned: 0 No, CG in DC. (0)

No invite Likes Earned: 0 Same guy here, I didn't mean to imply only 2 invites total. I meant 2 from the 20 that are on Livewire. But I would be interested how many vets are on livewire vs. total applied. How US vets do you think apply? Typical US-vet population at GSB is 10, 5% acceptance would imply 200? (0)

Anonymous Likes Earned: 0 Every vet I know that is/has applied knows about clearadmit. Not sure how many are actively posting, but I'm pretty certain the majority of applicants are looking at these forums to gauge their chances. And this may be a leap, but those that are most informed (ie know about these sites) probably are the ones that put more thought and time into their applications and receive invites/acceptance into the top schools. IMO... (0)

Anonymous Likes Earned: 0 take ap statistics - that's a skewed sample size (0)

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