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[quote author=OutsiderFan link=topic=7902.msg84623#msg84623 date=1393517243]has Stanford learned to not offer kids unless they sign up for AP classes their Senior year of High School?

Offers are always contingent on admission. If there's someone Stanford really wants, it would make no sense to say, "Go sign up for AP classes, and maybe we'll offer you a scholarship if you do well." The formula would be more like "We're offering you a scholarship contingent on admission -- and at Stanford, football players are not guaranteed admission! You'll need to sign up for AP classes, get a good SAT score, write good essays on your application, get good recommendations, etc."
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on your string of admissions contingencies, I'd add continue to show development on the field.  we've had a few early offerees the past couple of years who did not show such development and the recruitment essentially stopped

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[quote author=OutsiderFan link=topic=7902.msg84623#msg84623 date=1393517243]has Stanford learned to not offer kids unless they sign up for AP classes their Senior year of High School?

Offers are always contingent on admission. If there's someone Stanford really wants, it would make no sense to say, "Go sign up for AP classes, and maybe we'll offer you a scholarship if you do well." The formula would be more like "We're offering you a scholarship contingent on admission -- and at Stanford, football players are not guaranteed admission! You'll need to sign up for AP classes, get a good SAT score, write good essays on your application, get good recommendations, etc."
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on your string of admissions contingencies, I'd add continue to show development on the field.  we've had a few early offerees the past couple of years who did not show such development and the recruitment essentially stopped