Day 4: Still waiting, nothing today.....
Where do you live? I'm in Nashville, and still have nothing...probably either a waitlist or a rejection at this point...?
Day 4: Still waiting, nothing today.....
Where do you live? I'm in Nashville, and still have nothing...probably either a waitlist or a rejection at this point...?
My application was JUST completed and I had submitted March 1st. Check OPUS if you haven't for any "to-dos" you might not know about. They could not find my PROFILE so I had to deal with that. Seriously stress inducing. Make sure they have all your paperwork.
Also, is the earliest date we can hear April 1? I assume since my app was complete so late, I'll hear later but I was just wondering.
How did you get your OPUS login? I haven't gotten any information from Emory since my acceptance letter and an e-mail saying they received my signed letter reserving my spot... is there something I missed?
Day 2 of Stalking the Mail: Still no results although if I do have good news coming my way, I'm not really expecting anything to arrive before Thursday (in Michigan).
Day 3: No success today
Day 4: Still waiting, nothing today.....
nothing again....assuming waitlist/rejection at this point
Did anyone who did NOT gotten an acceptance packet just receive a financial aid E-Mail? I'm confused because I assume that I have been waitlisted/rejected, but now they are asking for my information so they can decide on awards...
And it's really frustrating because I was working on that stuff all week and I'm probably waitlisted, and may never go there, but they want copies of all my parents tax information, as do some of the other schools I'm waitlisted at. I just feel like sending all of this around is a bad idea, hope they're responsible about destroying those documents for people that end up not matriculating.
Anyone know when we're supposed to hear about Woodruff Fellowships?
Do y'all think this will go out before the end of march?
So badly want to know about Woodruff scholarships!
Also, does anyone know if all of the third year rotations have to be at Grady or if there's some flexibility?
Unfortunately I don't know much about the Woodruff scholarships (I wasn't baller enough to receive an interview ).
Re: third year, there's a lot of flexibility. You're required to do a portion of your rotations at Grady (maybe 1/3? don't know of the top of my head), but you have plenty of other options. One of the strengths of our clinical curriculum is that we have an broad spectrum of practice environments that we can rotate through: county hospital (Grady), academic mecca (Emory), "commun-iversity" (Midtown Crawford Long), Atlanta VA medical center, private practice (Scottish Rite), etc...
Wait listed. Does everyone get wait listed or do rejections also occur?
Wait listed. Does everyone get wait listed or do rejections also occur?
To my fellow waitlistees:
How long are you making your responses about why you wish to attend Emory? I could easily write them a small novel, but figured they'd appreciate something more succinct. Thoughts?
So badly want to know about Woodruff scholarships!
Also, does anyone know if all of the third year rotations have to be at Grady or if there's some flexibility?
Which specialties are strong at Emory? Nationally known? What specialties are relatively weak? I know geography has a lot to do with it, but it doesn't seem like students from top medical schools like to go to Emory for residency training (from briefly looking at match lists). But I did notice a lot of Emory students like to stay at Emory for residency. I don't know if this would affect medical education for med students, but perhaps thinking ahead about residencies.
Has anyone heard about financial aid packages/awards yet? We should be hearing soon and I thought I'd put out feelers to see if anyone has heard back...
How competitive are intramural sports at Emory? Do med students get any time to participate?