Hey Guys,
So I am not sure if this is the right place for this but I had some questions. I applied last cycle and my application was submitted pretty late (Wasn't complete until September 22) and I didn't have secondaries done until early October. Despite this, I was able to score a few interviews, most notably at Duke and OSU (my two dream schools). Unfortunately, I have been wait-listed pretty much everywhere, so I began to look at back-up plans. I have been accepted to the Harvard Medical School Masters of Medical Science in Immunology and was wondering if anyone knew if this was a good idea or not? It's a program through Harvard's medical school so that has to be a good thing, but it's two years and I haven't found anyone who has gone through it yet.
Long story short, should I do this program? Or should I simply reapply and hope I was wait-listed /rejected due to my late application?
So I am not sure if this is the right place for this but I had some questions. I applied last cycle and my application was submitted pretty late (Wasn't complete until September 22) and I didn't have secondaries done until early October. Despite this, I was able to score a few interviews, most notably at Duke and OSU (my two dream schools). Unfortunately, I have been wait-listed pretty much everywhere, so I began to look at back-up plans. I have been accepted to the Harvard Medical School Masters of Medical Science in Immunology and was wondering if anyone knew if this was a good idea or not? It's a program through Harvard's medical school so that has to be a good thing, but it's two years and I haven't found anyone who has gone through it yet.
Long story short, should I do this program? Or should I simply reapply and hope I was wait-listed /rejected due to my late application?