[stupac2]

Not in the last three, and the trend isn't favorable given the attrition issues that are becoming a bigger and bigger concern. Stanford wants to do everything slow and methodical in a high speed world. At the 10,000 ft level it looks like Stanford could be being left in the dust if it doesn't adapt in some meaningful ways.

The trend line wasn't favorable in 2014 either.

I really think that you're overfitting the data here, but I also don't think I can actually convince you of that.

[stupac2]

Not in the last three, and the trend isn't favorable given the attrition issues that are becoming a bigger and bigger concern. Stanford wants to do everything slow and methodical in a high speed world. At the 10,000 ft level it looks like Stanford could be being left in the dust if it doesn't adapt in some meaningful ways.

The trend line wasn't favorable in 2014 either.

I really think that you're overfitting the data here, but I also don't think I can actually convince you of that.