On my way there now for an interview this Friday (12/4). If anyone wants to hang out tomorrow/ Friday evening, pm me.
This should pump some people up!
" Demand for admission to BCOM has exceeded expectations. To date, BCOM has been designated by nearly 3700 applicants for admission to the inaugural class entering in August, 2020. Admission to BCOM is highly selective. Of the 162 students currently offered admission for its 162 spaces, the average MCAT is approximately 25 (old scale) and the average GPA is 3.5. Accepted students’ MCAT and GPA have ranged as high as 36 and 3.97, respectively. Currently, BCOM has a waiting list of over 250 applicants, of whom 31 highly qualified individuals have been offered deferred acceptance to the class entering in 2017"
http://www.burrellgroupmtpfs.org/BCOMatNMSU.pdf
To follow that up, are they going to keep 31 deferred acceptance offers out? In other words, if some of those 31 who currently have deferred acceptances are offered acceptances for this round, will they hand those deferred acceptances down the list?Ok, so if you're one of the 31 individuals who have been offered a deferred acceptance for 2017, does that also mean you're at the top of the waiting list for 2016?
I think @OrdinaryDO was deferred acceptance but then was switched to accepted for the first class. Let me know if I'm wrong @OrdinaryDOOk, so if you're one of the 31 individuals who have been offered a deferred acceptance for 2017, does that also mean you're at the top of the waiting list for 2016?
Ok, so if you're one of the 31 individuals who have been offered a deferred acceptance for 2017, does that also mean you're at the top of the waiting list for 2016?
Are interviews at BCOM now for waitlist/deferred acceptances only?
Nope, you are correct. My deferred acceptance was received on a Friday (I had a tracking number) and they sent me an acceptance offer that very next Monday.I think @OrdinaryDO was deferred acceptance but then was switched to accepted for the first class. Let me know if I'm wrong @OrdinaryDO
Congratulations, are you feeling like you will attend?Just received II the other day. The gentleman that has been conversing with me for the last week has been extremely helpful. Very excited at the prospect of returning back to the Southwest!
Do u have to call for that?Just withdrew my seat in the class of 2020. Hope it goes to one of you! Best of luck
Do u have to call for that?
I could not find a section to withdraw my interview or the whole application.
Nope, you are correct. My deferred acceptance was received on a Friday (I had a tracking number) and they sent me an acceptance offer that very next Monday.
Oh man, does that mean anyone interviewing at this point is interviewing for the wait list? I really like this school and I'm interviewing on 12/10.This should pump some people up!
" Demand for admission to BCOM has exceeded expectations. To date, BCOM has been designated by nearly 3700 applicants for admission to the inaugural class entering in August, 2020. Admission to BCOM is highly selective. Of the 162 students currently offered admission for its 162 spaces, the average MCAT is approximately 25 (old scale) and the average GPA is 3.5. Accepted students’ MCAT and GPA have ranged as high as 36 and 3.97, respectively. Currently, BCOM has a waiting list of over 250 applicants, of whom 31 highly qualified individuals have been offered deferred acceptance to the class entering in 2017"
http://www.burrellgroupmtpfs.org/BCOMatNMSU.pdf
Don't worry I guarantee you there will be movement! Congrats on the interview you will do well!Oh man, does that mean anyone interviewing at this point is interviewing for the wait list? I really like this school and I'm interviewing on 12/10.
Thanks for the reply. I'm about to start my 12.5 hour night shift and your words were very comforting, haha!Don't worry I guarantee you there will be movement! Congrats on the interview you will do well!
Oh man, does that mean anyone interviewing at this point is interviewing for the wait list? I really like this school and I'm interviewing on 12/10.
Awesome. Congrats!Accepted! Deffered for 2021. What a quick turn around time decision.
Awesome. Congrats!
When did you interview?
Congrats!Accepted! Deffered for 2021. What a quick turn around time decision.
What was the interview like?Thanks. I interviewed today. Such a huge relief to finally be accepted.
You can't get too specific due to signing a privacy contract, but I will say this, the faculty were nice and just want you to succeed. The interviews were laid back and really made you feel like you were talking to a best friend. You can scroll through this very lengthy thread for more details if you'd like. This schools impressed be quite a bit.What was the interview like?
You can't get too specific due to signing a privacy contract, but I will say this, the faculty were nice and just want you to succeed. The interviews were laid back and really made you feel like you were talking to a best friend. You can scroll through this very lengthy thread for more details if you'd like. This schools impressed be quite a bit.
This has already been posted! Haha.Just got a hold of this http://www.burrellgroupmtpfs.org/BCOMatNMSU.pdf
BCOM will have the largest sim lab in the country, they have boosted their residency position target from 300 to 600 new positions by 2020 due the success they have had creating residencies, they have created a DO-MBA and DO-MPH dual degree program, and lauched a Masters Program already. This school is absolutely fantastic. Canceling my other interview
This should pump some people up!
" Demand for admission to BCOM has exceeded expectations. To date, BCOM has been designated by nearly 3700 applicants for admission to the inaugural class entering in August, 2020. Admission to BCOM is highly selective. Of the 162 students currently offered admission for its 162 spaces, the average MCAT is approximately 25 (old scale) and the average GPA is 3.5. Accepted students’ MCAT and GPA have ranged as high as 36 and 3.97, respectively. Currently, BCOM has a waiting list of over 250 applicants, of whom 31 highly qualified individuals have been offered deferred acceptance to the class entering in 2017"
http://www.burrellgroupmtpfs.org/BCOMatNMSU.pdf
You should have a coat with your suit or dress-ups so I would just use that. Expect around ~50 degree weather.This might be a stupid question but how much of interview day is outside/is there a tour? Just a bit confused because I know they are still building the campus. I'm debating if I need to bring a coat because the mornings are so cold (~37 degrees), but I know it warms up by noon and I don't want to be carrying a coat around all day.
Good to have you on-board!Hello everyone, I will be starting the new post-bacc program at BCOM on August 2016, I look forward to meeting all of you next fall!
Which one would what be?Hello everyone, I will be starting the new post-bacc program at BCOM on August 2016, I look forward to meeting all of you next fall!
Which one would what be?
Let us know how you do! This school is amazing in how promptly they get back to their students.Oh nice! I interviewed here today and everyone was awesome. I was seriously impressed by all the info the faculty presented. If I do happen to get in, I am definitely withdrawing from my other future interviews.
Just got offered a seat in the next class today from the deferred acceptance list! I literally paid the deposit to Midwestern's AZCOM a couple hours ago... Oh cruel irony.
I haven't completely decided on which program to go with. I loved the faculty and the impression I got from Burrell, but Midwestern is a safer bet.
BCOM will not have an Anatomy Lab (virtual lab), while AZCOM does. If you are interested in surgery this could be a difference to consider.Both BCOM @ NMSU and AZCOM have core rotations at residency affiliated teaching hospitals
Both also have created residency positions across specialties and primary care (BCOM has created more positions)
In terms of difference, BCOM has far greater opportunity for research because of facilities and funding available at NMSU.
BCOM will also have the largest simulation lab in the nation.
AZCOM well respected and older.
Go with whatever feels right, best fit with mission, location, etc.!
I know a AZCOM student they are happy with AZCOM.
Let us know what you pick!
BCOM will not have an Anatomy Lab (virtual lab), while AZCOM does. If you are interested in surgery this could be a difference to consider.
It is my understanding that BCOM will have a hybrid gross/virtual anatomy lab with cadavers being used in the second year.
That is true it is planned in the summer of the second year. But what about MS1 and MS2 students. It's too late for you. I believe BCOM will be a great program in the next 5 years. But the first couple of classes WILL have problems and students should be completely aware of that.It is my understanding that BCOM will have a hybrid gross/virtual anatomy lab with cadavers being used in the second year.
They actually will have both! The virtual anatomy lab is seperate/additional but next door to the cadaver lab, both will be on the second floor.
Will you be in the class of 2020, if so you will not be able to utilize it for the first two years, but if you want to come back your 3rd year while doing rotations, you can.Okay that's what I thought- it's right across from the lockers! It also looks like the cadaver lab is double the size of the virtual lab (I've only looked at the floorpans a million times). I'm ready for some slicin' and dicin'.
Just got offered a seat in the next class today from the deferred acceptance list! I literally paid the deposit to Midwestern's AZCOM a couple hours ago... Oh cruel irony.
I haven't completely decided on which program to go with. I loved the faculty and the impression I got from Burrell, but Midwestern is a safer bet.
Just got offered a seat in the next class today from the deferred acceptance list! I literally paid the deposit to Midwestern's AZCOM a couple hours ago... Oh cruel irony.
I haven't completely decided on which program to go with. I loved the faculty and the impression I got from Burrell, but Midwestern is a safer bet.
Sour grapes much?Honestly, no one should try to compare AZCOM to BCOM- its silly. Good Choice babz, stick with AZCOM, its one of the top DO programs in the nation. End of discussion.
Honestly, no one should try to compare AZCOM to BCOM- its silly. Good Choice babz, stick with AZCOM, its one of the top DO programs in the nation. End of discussion.