The composite score that you got after completing the test is pretty much what you got. The written part won't make your score fluctuate much.
I got in with a 3.4 GPA and an 85 on the PCAT
The composite score that you got after completing the test is pretty much what you got. The written part won't make your score fluctuate much.
I got in with a 3.4 GPA and an 85 on the PCAT
So.. question!
If we didn't receive a call/email about an acceptance but have a new checklist under the post-accepted section, what does that mean exactly? Am I accepted and just haven't been formally told? Or am I being waitlisted?
Please let me know! The anticipation...
If you see required documents under post-accepted then you are in! You can call the admissions office if you want to double check your status, but you should receive a phone call within a week (I think I got a call 4 days after my interview date) and an acceptance letter in the mail within 2-3 weeks later. Congrats!
Congrats @
danicuhmae
When did you interview? When did it update for you?
Great! Thanks!
Thanks! I interviewed on the 5th and noticed the update yesterday in the afternoon.
I'm not 100% sure, but it seems like we still have to provide records of those shots. Most of them you should've got as a child, so most likely all you'll need are the titers. The list is a little confusing... hopefully they'll send an email or clarify once we get closer to beginning class.
Thank you Ashley. I am assuming this means that all those "1st 2nd 3rd" labeled next to all the different shots under the Immunization Record tab mean they are completed? I just had a hard time understanding that list. And I just have to get titers done now? Thanks for making it clearer for me.
Did anyone else get an email from a website called applicationstation? It's for background check.
Is this legit ?? It asks me a lot of personal information so I want to make sure before I sumit anything .. Thank you
Interviewed 01/05 and portal updated on 01/09 that I was accepted.Did anybody get an update this week (for 1/5-1/6) interviews?
I'm interviewing this Friday, 1/23! Any tips? Should I bring anything?
This thread is quiet. Any updates from anyone?
I was little concerned as well. I saw MWU-Glendale was on their list of schools that accept Certiphi, so I figured it wasn't a scam...correct me if i'm wrong though.
I completed mine already and it cost $15 dollar to process. After it is complete, you'll get an email to review the info and you can release the info or the website will automatically release.
I paid the $15 and put in my information, but only because I received an email from MWU (to my MWU mail) essentially saying "Hey, do it now, here's the link."
Has anyone gotten those titers done yet? I printed off the paperwork, I just haven't gone into the hospital to get it done yet.
You need the titers for Hep B, Varicella, Measles, Mumps, and Rubella. It wasn't that bad - just a little needle for two small vials when I had it done. Waiting on the results still. As far as shots, I recommend going to your hospital with your shot record and a print-out of the list on MWU net. The hospital will stick you like a pincushion, then you'll be good to go on your shots.I finished all my financial aid paperwork but am confused as ever about which titers/shots I need to get...
Yes, I got accepted without a bachelors degree!To those who have been accepted, have any one of you applied without a Bachelor's degree? I'd greatly appreciate your replies. Thanks!
I'm looking at the apt for renting below $700 with safe neighbors nearby campus if possible. Would someone please recommend me some places
Got the call on Wednesday. I'm in!!
Has anyone found any loans that cover the full amount of tuition and include the option the defer interest payments to 6 months after graduation? The only thing I've found thus far is Wells Fargo/USAA.
Probably to late for you to see this, but I was accepted at MWCPG and all of my prereqs were completed at community colleges.Anyone offered an interview and has only gone to a community college (not a 4-year university) to finish their prereqs?