8 ms·
Well, "alumni" implies you graduated, implies you earned a degree. The correct answer is that that "Alumni card" is for the MFP (Mayfield Fellows Program), a n
by apetresc 12y ago
Well, "alumni" implies you graduated, implies you earned a degree.
The correct answer is that that "Alumni card" is for the MFP (Mayfield Fellows Program), a nine-month program within Stanford that gives you some entrepreneurship experience. The alumni card is for that program, not Stanford itself.
- hga 12y agoNo, or at least MIT counts me as an alumni despite $$$ preventing me from graduating. That said, I only claim to have attended and done well, not graduated.
- hullo 12y agoThat is definitely the general assumption as it's most often true, but university alumni associations don't hold to that, nor do dictionaries.