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Anyone heard anything from Stanford MCF ?
They don’t show them all, I’ve seen people on linkedin not listed here.People
mcf.stanford.edu
Unless they are not showing all students. But it makes total sense. Stanford MCF is like one of the four streams within the more general ICME Master program.
Oh thats good to know. Let's assume it's 10, then I revise my guess to seeing two people on Quantnet getting an offer.They don’t show them all, I’ve seen people on linkedin not listed here.
To be honest though it doesn’t seem like a whole lot more than 5, definitely among the smallest of cohort sizes.
Dont give up hope, miracles do happen.Didn't knew Stanford was such a big deal and this much difficult to get into. I thought it would be similar to MIT or UCB.
Looks like I will have to forget that I even applied to Stanford.
Can we deputize you and others into getting people from LinkedIn to write a review for their program on QuantNet?They don’t show them all, I’ve seen people on linkedin not listed here.
To be honest though it doesn’t seem like a whole lot more than 5, definitely among the smallest of cohort sizes.
To bolster my claim that we do not know any more about them in 2024 than we did since 2010.Yes, we have people here applying to Stanford every year but they go to different tracks. They used to have a much larger cohort.
Boris Beltinoff admitted 2019 and already graduated 2021 according to his LinkedIn but still on that site.
This means the website is not current and doesn't have any useful info so applicants like @latus_rectum applied without all the basic info?
I gotta say we have tracked the Stanford program over the years and they haven't improved much in this regard.
I heard Stanford also has a Management Science Program, which includes a Financial Analytics track.Yes, we have people here applying to Stanford every year but they go to different tracks. They used to have a much larger cohort.
Boris Beltinoff admitted 2019 and already graduated 2021 according to his LinkedIn but still on that site.
This means the website is not current and doesn't have any useful info so applicants like @latus_rectum applied without all the basic info?
I gotta say we have tracked the Stanford program over the years and they haven't improved much in this regard.
I don't use linkedin much, only for looking to see what companies certain programs place people at I can definitely reach out to some people asking them to leave reviews here thoughCan we deputize you and others into getting people from LinkedIn to write a review for their program on QuantNet?
On their FAQs page, they say that they target ~10 masters students per cohort.What, really? 5 people to their masters program ?
How come I never found this info anywhere. Oh man, why did I even applied if there are only 5 seats.
Did they change the admit decision timeline? I clearly remember it was Late Feb for PhD and Late Mar for MS during the time of application.Per their website, decisions come out first week of April.
ICME Application Deadlines
icme.stanford.edu
Yes they did changed their decision timeline, I guess they changed it last weekDid they change the admit decision timeline? I clearly remember it was Late Feb for PhD and Late Mar for MS during the time of application.
Most other MS programs have their deposit deadlines before April