<p>Do not get your hopes up, I am like the fourth person on this forum who got the “reserved” message. I am certain that anybody can create an account because you are CREATING an account and not activating an account made by stanford for you (the accepted students)</p>
<p>didn’t work for me (as in I got rejected if this works out)</p>
<p>did not work out for m either</p>
<p>For those of you who are freaking out, the site says, “Students: Your University ID is in your offer letter.”
Unless you got an offer letter, I don’t think it will work.</p>
<p>then why wud it work for some like synchroton??i am sure it is legit otherwise it wud show the same message for everybody</p>
<p>^^^NO NO NO.</p>
<p>It worked for me because I created an account using the “other information” thingee and not the application ID#</p>
<p>So in conclusion, if you create an ID by simply adding your information in their system, you get the “correct” message.</p>
<p>This differently doesn’t seem correct.</p>
<p>ok so for this, i tried it. the only problem is. I already HAVE a SUNet ID because they gave me the same ID when I attended the high school summer college program…</p>
<p>so i dunno what that means but I already can log in to axess and webmail and all that before so I dont think this link would help. Especially for kids who already have SUNet ID like me.</p>
<p>Ok. Got rejected, as expected.</p>
<p>^ Exactly what SYNCHROTRON is saying.
This whole thing is bogus,
Stanford wouldn’t leave a stupid loophole open like this.</p>
<p>I don’t have any hope for myself, but I bet half of you on here are getting in.
I would suggest waiting because this not accurate…good luck =]</p>
<p>^^^I agree (I mean ebaniaga)</p>
<p>Does any one of your University ID work?</p>
<p>Just wait for some more days you guys, its only like 72 hours (ish)</p>
<p>nobody has a university ID yet, everybody has a SUNet ID which you get after creating a new account.</p>
<p>The University ID on one of the emails you received from Stanford. It’s titled “An Update from Stanford on the Status of Your Application.”</p>
<p>The ID has 8 numbers. It’s called “Stanford ID Number.”</p>
<p>I think I got rejected. My ID doesn’t work.</p>
<p>Anyone who uses your ID got the ‘right’ message??? Ha I got rejected if this method works out</p>
<p>^^^(FB lalaland)NOPE, that’s your application ID#, even though it says “Stanford ID number”</p>
<p>Stanford will send us our university IDs in our acceptance packages.</p>
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<p>The only way to prove that it’s not application ID# is to ask whether anyone’s Stanford ID number works.</p>
<p>Anyone?</p>
<p>“Incoming students, faculty, and staff should have a University ID. If you haven’t received your University ID, contact your departmental administrator before continuing with this form.”</p>
<p>The should is italicized, and therefore SYNCHROTRON is CORRECT.</p>
<p>Can we all just agree that this is NOT a way to check admission decisions.</p>