Do Legacy applicants get interviews?

[MasterYster]

<p>Hey guys. Just wondering if any of you legacy applicants got interviews</p>

[gravitas2]

<p>Legacy applicants are treated no differently than non-legacy applicants in the interview process…and interviews are ONLY offered in certain regions/cities around the country at this time…and not ALL the applicants in those cities/regions will necessarily get interviews depending on the number of alumni/interviewers available for this STILL relatively new INTERVIEW program…</p>

<p>…California (which has the highest home grown applicants) does not offer any interviews at this time…</p>

<p>…so don’t worry too much if you did not get an interview…it should have no bearing on your ultimate decision…good luck!</p>

[gravitas2]

<p>Forgot to mention…UK and Ireland are the only countries outside of US also offering interviews so far…</p>

<p>[Alumni</a> Interview Program : Stanford University](<a href=“Page Not Found : Admission Volunteers : Stanford University”>Page Not Found : Admission Volunteers : Stanford University)</p>

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13. Will a student’s application be affected if he/she does not have an interview?
    No. The alumni interview is not required even if an applicant lives in an interview area. In addition, alumni resources are limited, and while we will make every effort to offer an interview to applicants in the interview areas, we may not be able to reach everyone.</p>

<p>Applicants who do not interview, whether by choice or due to program limitations, will not be adversely affected, and their applications will be considered complete without an interview.

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[Princess_Dad]

<p>Legacies only get one more (or the Dean if "super-legacy) reading their application</p>

<p>If your parent thinks he/she should be “super” ($, involvement), have the, contact alumni director</p>

[MasterYster]

<p>So any sort of legacy would warrant a second reading of my application?</p>

[Princess_Dad]

<p>Yes
That is correct</p>