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Il y a 2 jours · Stanford welcomes applicants from all around the world and considers your application within the context of your school and country. You do not need to submit a blindf (blind file) to apply as an international student, but you may need to provide English proficiency exams or standardized testing.
- Requirements and Deadlines
Stanford reserves the right to evaluate an application and...
- Overview
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- Undergraduate Basics
At Stanford, we are committed to providing a comprehensive...
- Requirements and Deadlines
Stanford offers a comprehensive need-based financial aid program that makes it possible for admitted students to attend. For most applicants, financial status will not affect the admission decision.
1 déc. 2023 · Find out how Stanford makes admission decisions based on individual and contextual criteria. Learn about the appeals process, deferral, waitlist, and financial need.
26 déc. 2023 · Stanford University is need-blind for U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and undocumented students, but need-aware for international students. This means that financial need may affect the admission decision for international applicants, but not for domestic ones.
- Stanford University Statistics
- What Is Stanford University Looking for?
- Stanford University Application Requirements
- Deadlines
Rankings & Enrollment
Around 4% of applicants gained admittance to Stanford in the 2021-2022 academic year. Stanford University is ranked #3 among U.S. universities according to the U.S. News and World Report. 7,645 undergraduate studentsare currently enrolled in Stanford, along with 10,035 graduate students.
SAT and ACT
Stanford University is currently test-optional, and there is no minimum SAT or ACT score required to get into Stanford. That said, of admitted students who submitted scores in the 2021-2022 admissions cycle, the middle 50% of admitted applicants have SAT Math scores in the range of 740-800, SAT Evidenced-based Reading and Writing in the range of 735-770, and/or Composite ACT scores in the range of 32-35.
GPA
Successful applicants to Stanford have an unweighted average GPA of 3.96.That means that successful applicants maintained near-perfect grades in high school.
The High School Experience: Expectations
Stanford University requires that all applicants have a high school diplomaor the equivalent in order to enroll. Stanford takes a holistic admissions approach. This approach takes into account the full picture of your high school experience. Stanford expects to see that you have maximized the opportunities available to you, within reason. The four main tenets of the Stanford admissions department are academic excellence, intellectual vitality, extracurricular activities, and context.
Academic Excellence
Academic excellence in a Stanford applicant means a high-achieving high school record. Challenge yourself with courses outside your comfort zone, including taking at least five courses per semester. If your school only permits you to take fewer than five courses, Stanford admissions would not penalize you for this. But, assuming that you can take five or more courses, the expectation is that you do so during all four years of high school. Stanford considers these five areas of study to be the...
Intellectual Vitality
Stanford looks for applicants who will enrich their already vibrant intellectual community. Displaying intellectual curiosity in your essays, extracurricular activities, and the classroom will help you appear authentically engaged to Stanford admissions officers. Taking initiative, exploring your interests, and exhibiting passion toward your areas of interest will all strengthen your Stanford application. Stanford expects that, if such courses are available, you select Honors, AP, and/or IB c...
The Application
Stanford accepts the Common Application, andonly the Common App, unless you qualify for the QuestBridge program, so be sure to complete the appropriate application.
Application Fee
You must submit a $90 non-refundable application fee or fee waiverin order to apply to Stanford.
ACT/SAT Scores
Taking the ACT and/or the SAT is always recommended for students interested in applying to Stanford but not required. You will maximize your chances of acceptance if your scores fall above the 50th percentile of accepted applicants. If your scores fall below the 25th percentile of accepted applicants and you have time before the deadline to retake one or both of these standardized tests, then you should do so, but if not, then you may want to take advantage of Stanford’s current test-optional...
Stanford offers both Restrictive Early Action and Regular Decision application timelines. The deadline to submit a restrictive early action application with an arts portfolio is October 15. The material for the arts portfolio is October 20. The deadline to submit a restrictive early action application without an arts portfolio is November 1. Decisi...
30 oct. 2020 · Stanford commits to meeting 100% of a family’s demonstrated need, as well as providing loan-free aid. For applicants who are US citizens or undocumented but residing in the US, Stanford has a need-blind admissions policy, but this policy does not apply to international students.
9 févr. 2023 · Stanford’s undergraduate admission process is need-blind for U.S. applicants, and the university commits to providing the necessary financial support for any admitted student to attend.
