Only for Natives but the RISE program on the west coast (MD program). Oregon/UC Davis/Washington. I think it's free tuition like OSUCOM Bridge plus a stipend for living expenses, guaranteed admissions if you meet metrics which include attendance. You get a Pendleton blanket at the graduation ceremony.
Agree with this assessment. Pines are newer, PV about 20 years old (new for Tahlequah). Good maintenance there. 2 BR around $450 including W/D and water, covered assigned parking, pet friendly. Pines is more expensive. PV does offer townhouse layout, I think for one bedroom.
Owasso is a tough commute during peak hours. Consider Skiatook or Collinsville. Decent schools, smaller town, about 20 minutes west of Owasso for grocery shopping. Skiatook has a Wal-Mart, Owasso has Aldi, Reasors, Sprouts I think.
Midtown if you can afford it: Florence Park, Fairgrounds, just north of Utica Square, Swan Lake. The commute from Jenks would create road rage for me, not to mention having to live around Jenksites. Close-in neighborhoods to the COM: Owen Park (would be my first choice), Brady Heights, anything along west Edison Street including Skyline Acres (MCM houses) and Gilcrease Hills. Apartments or townhouses: WestPort or across the river on the East side. If I were willing to commute 30 minutes, I'd look in Sand Springs. Decent schools, easy commute, cheaper prices.
Congratulations! Let us know what campus you choose and why.
Jenks or Broken Arrow.
I grew up in Tulsa, so I wouldn't do either, but it's what the realtors will push. As a med student you will be so busy you won't care where you live. If you don't have kids, there's no reason to move there. Soul sucking commutes, big box stores, and big box churches, both of them.
I mean, you do you but I did it for 4 years and know multiple students with families living in both places who love it. I would do it again instantly if I was starting over.
My sibling moved to Jenks when she first started medical school. It was not a bad commute to the campus at all. Literally 15 minutes max. Plus it's a lot cheaper than living in Tulsa...
I suspect you are right. Sitting on I-75 makes 15 minutes feel like hours, but it's nothing if you have ever been exposed to traffic in a real city.
Do you mind giving stats?
Congratulations!! 🥳
Awesome!! Congrats!! 🥳
I don't know for sure, but I think it's a very safe bet to say they are. I doubt they want to interview into May, and as far as I know, they typically like to send interview invitations out at least a week ahead. So, I think those of us who haven't interviewed by now are super unlikely to interview this cycle. They may just be pulling from their waitlist to fill any vacancies or fill out their classes at this point.
You could always call or email to check if you haven't already.
I’ve received II from two different schools this past week. Naturally different schools have differing admissions timelines but definitely still a chance!
We called and Sarah said interviews have concluded with the slim chance of adding an extra interview day before the cycle is complete but that it is not likely. Hope that helps
I did!
Congratulations!
Thank you
Congratulations! Can I ask if you're in state or OOS?
In state!
Congratulations! Which campus?
Tahlequah
Congrats! I am praying every day that if I am lucky enough to be accepted its before I pay for another app cycle haha
I would email the dean of admissions or Lindsey if you can't find the info anywhere. They are usually pretty good at answering questions and doing it quickly.
When you get the call they will either tell you which campus or let you know you have the opportunity to choose between the two.
when did you interview?
