Thank you in advance for taking the time to try to answer my question, as I'm new to the forum.
I have recently applied to the Rural Medical Scholars Program (RMSP) in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and the Rural Medicine Program (RMP) at Auburn University. I had not heard anything from the either program, so I called the number listed [school of medicine's admissions department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)] to inquire about my application status. I was told that I could and should check my status online daily just like everyone else was.
Because I could not find where to check my status, I called the MEIS tech. number at the bottom of the application. They told me that the RMSP/RMP application statuses are not posted online, like the UAB School of Medicine Secondary Application's status was posted.
There is definitely a discrepancy between these two sources. I am getting very afraid that something could be wrong with my application, since interviews are in almost two weeks, and I still have not heard anything. Any information that anyone could provide would be immensely appreciated.
I have recently applied to the Rural Medical Scholars Program (RMSP) in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and the Rural Medicine Program (RMP) at Auburn University. I had not heard anything from the either program, so I called the number listed [school of medicine's admissions department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)] to inquire about my application status. I was told that I could and should check my status online daily just like everyone else was.
Because I could not find where to check my status, I called the MEIS tech. number at the bottom of the application. They told me that the RMSP/RMP application statuses are not posted online, like the UAB School of Medicine Secondary Application's status was posted.
There is definitely a discrepancy between these two sources. I am getting very afraid that something could be wrong with my application, since interviews are in almost two weeks, and I still have not heard anything. Any information that anyone could provide would be immensely appreciated.