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Count me in! C/o '17. Excited to meet you guys later this year! Til then..
Sent from my SGH-T769
Sent from my SGH-T769
For any current students, what would you say, outside of your tuition, is the total cost of attending DMU per year? I'm from NJ and am trying to weigh a tuition of 27.5 at a school I can live at home while attending vs. 20 k in tuition at DMU + living expenses. Thanks.
I thought I read something about students needing to have finished Boards by late June.
No, we can take boards in July. Rotations start end of July, so you'd probably want to take boards no later than early/mid July. Several of my classmates were signing up for July dates.
Does anyone know how many they are taking in this years upcoming class? And how full it is as of now..
Thank you for correcting me. Good to know! So how many weeks' time did/do you get to study for boards?
I posted this in the other DMU 2017 thread but this one seems to have a little more activity...
I made it onto the alternate list for this school from an interview that happened within the past couple weeks.
I looked at some older threads, but was discouraged to see that it looks like it's rather difficult to make it off the waitlist. The only thing I was a little unsure about was that since I'm waitlisted much earlier in the process than some of the other historic posters (me being in Jan/Feb and them being in May/June) does that mean I have a slightly better shot? The email hasn't assigned me a ranking yet, so I don't know if that's a policy they ceased or if a ranking is coming later on. Do I even have a chance at this school? I really loved this place and wouldn't hesitate to go there for a second if given the opportunity.
I posted this in the other DMU 2017 thread but this one seems to have a little more activity...
I made it onto the alternate list for this school from an interview that happened within the past couple weeks.
I looked at some older threads, but was discouraged to see that it looks like it's rather difficult to make it off the waitlist. The only thing I was a little unsure about was that since I'm waitlisted much earlier in the process than some of the other historic posters (me being in Jan/Feb and them being in May/June) does that mean I have a slightly better shot? The email hasn't assigned me a ranking yet, so I don't know if that's a policy they ceased or if a ranking is coming later on. Do I even have a chance at this school? I really loved this place and wouldn't hesitate to go there for a second if given the opportunity.
Anyone have any experiences with tricky questions during their interview? I heard its pretty conversational but just want to see if there was any specific experiences...
Does DMU email the acceptance letters?
Good luck to all recent interviewees.
On a different thought -- is anyone going to the second look? And from Des-Moinites: where are better/acceptable places to live both near and away from school?
Depends on your definition of acceptable and how far you want. Also depends if you have to put kids in school or if you want to be close to the social scene. Depends on whether location is more important than size or vice versa. West Des Moines is popular among students. Few, including myself, live up in johnston. Couple live downtown. Urbandale and Ankeny are good. Clive as well.
I'm trying to find a small (2BR) home to rent within a 10 -15 minute drive of school. My boyfriend will be working and I think we can probably afford 1000-1200 total including all utilities per month. Does this seem reasonable to you?
I don't know where they got the $700/month for a 2BR, I sure haven't found any in that range and I've been searching since September.
Right..and I'm looking for a house not an apartment. Found a great one on craigslist and pretty sure it was a scam. This is definitely difficult from a distance!
Depends on your definition of acceptable and how far you want. Also depends if you have to put kids in school or if you want to be close to the social scene. Depends on whether location is more important than size or vice versa. West Des Moines is popular among students. Few, including myself, live up in johnston. Couple live downtown. Urbandale and Ankeny are good. Clive as well.
Frky, to me acceptable = no gun shots within ear shots, no stray bullets and do drunking neightbours at whome I would have to fire bullet because they are too loud while trying to study. Oh, and I would like to keep my car from being broken in/stolen -- it served me well despite couple of bullet holes (resulting from occasional mistakes in choosing residency place).
I grew up and in large cities (4+ million), and Des Moine will be the smallest place I ever lived in at 500K.
Waitlisted interviewed on jan 31
On my way to DMU! Super excited just hope that there are still spots open and I'm not interviewing for a wait list spot.
On my way to DMU! Super excited just hope that there are still spots open and I'm not interviewing for a wait list spot.
Good luck, Sir/Ma'am. My interview day was very comfortable, including the interview itself. Never had a more relaxed interview. Enjoy yourself regardless.
Awesome me too. I have a friend in the DPM program and she gave me an impromptu little tour today. I was blown away by what I saw. Hopefully there will be actually acceptances out of tomorrow!
rejected post-secondary
stats:
3.33 sGPA
URM, OOS, non-trad (mid-20's)
23 mcat 7PS/8/8
A's in every pre-req except Gen Chem II (B)
good luck to everyone else.
Pulse info just came out a few weeks ago. I'm sure they'll be mailing yours soon.