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I just got an acceptance e-mail from MSUCOM!!!!!!
I was complete last Tuesday.
I was complete last Tuesday.
Can anyone tell me the deposit amount once accepted?
Hey, I've heard from several people that they felt the were accepted almost immediately after meeting with one of the admissions counselors. Did any one do this and would you recommed it?
Got in today... I was so shocked because I didn't interview...
Congrats to all of u guys..
Looking forward to it...
I just got an acceptance e-mail from MSUCOM!!!!!!
I was complete last Tuesday.
emo,
Congrats!!
would you mind sharing your stats either on forum or PM, especially since you got accepted so fast!!
Thanks. CGPA 3.4+ SGPA 3.7+ mcat 27m, over 2 yrs volunteer @ ER, 6 yr community serv. through organization, over 100 hours shadowing, and over 35,000 hours leadership wrk experience.
I was wondering if any students at the DMC could tell me if there is a library open 24/7? Also, do you feel safe walking around at night with your laptop in your backpack? thanks
I plan on being at DMC and I was told that we would have access to all the Wayne State libraries... which leads me to believe that some of them are open 24/7.
I plan on being at DMC and I was told that we would have access to all the Wayne State libraries... which leads me to believe that some of them are open 24/7.
Hmmm I drove to the D today and checked out midtown and the MSUCOM campus there and I was told that the Kresge eye institute (the buidking where MSUCOM classes are held in Detroit) is open 24/7 and many students study in the classrooms there....
Are there any students at the DMC that could give us a little insight on what its like? Where do most students stay? where does everyone study?What do you like/dislike about living in Detroit? It would be much appreciated
I am taking a Wayne med school grad class right now, and I live in Riverfront Place. I plan on staying here while attending DMC. It's a really nice place with lots of amenities.
Living in Detroit sucks at times because of the high crime rate, abandoned buildings/homes, and the fact that the nearest Walmart/Meijers is 15 minutes down 94W.
PM me if you have any questions.
Complete 11/8 and Accepte 11/18, Congrats to everyone else who was accepted! Stats: OOS Applicant, 30Q MCAT, 3.45 & 3.79 Sci GPA. Is anyone else doing the HPSP? I heard MSU starts classes at the end of June, and was wondering how this will effect COT for the Air Force this summer. Also, which campus is would be better to request Detroit or East Lansing?
Congratulations! I was complete on 11/23 and have not heard back yet from MSU-COM but this is one of my top choices and I hope to be joining you there!!! I am planning on doing the HPSP as well, but I am doing it through the Army so I am not sure how it will affect the Air Force stuff next summer. I am also OOS and have really similar stats to you, 31Q MCAT, 3.40 GPA, and 3.82 Sci. GPA. Can you tell me what your community service stuff was like? I have approx. the following hours and I am trying to get an idea of how competitive I am:
Paid Work: HS: 5360 hours College: 16,680 hours (in dif. career field, not health related)
Volunteer: HS: 1560 hours College: 1000 hours
Extracurricular: HS: 1640 hours College: 460 hours
You can PM me if you would prefer. I would really appreciate your feedback!
Has anyone been offered a guaranteed spot for next year? When do they usually start putting people on the waitlists?
Also, Has anyone been put on a waitlist without a guaranteed spot for next year?
.....Just curious
I toured MSU-COM, and MSU-COM is NOT affiliated with WSU libraries. I take a class at Wayne Med right now, and any one can use the library, but it closes at midnight. There are classrooms that are open at the Wayne med library that are open 24/7, but you need a WSU ID and a pin.
So, I just went through the posts from the MSUCOM 2008-2009 thread and what I understood from them is that people who are on the regular waitlist WITHOUT a guaranteed spot do not get in at all and about 70% of the people with the guaranteed spot get in.
Is this true? Can people who were waitlisted last year please comment on what happened with them. Did any non-guarantees ever get in?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
So, I just went through the posts from the MSUCOM 2008-2009 thread and what I understood from them is that people who are on the regular waitlist WITHOUT a guaranteed spot do not get in at all and about 70% of the people with the guaranteed spot get in.
Is this true? Can people who were waitlisted last year please comment on what happened with them. Did any non-guarantees ever get in?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I've never heard of these two separate waitlists.. so to clarify, there is a guaranteed acceptance waitlist, which means you will get a spot in fall 2011, but not for fall 2010. and a non-guaranteed waitlist, which is just like a regular waitlist as other schools, but is only for matriculation in fall 2010. is this correct?
and what does the "70% of the people with the guaranteed spot get in" mean? doesn't guarantee by definition mean 100% of students would get in next year..?
So my secondary was complete on 11/19 and i just got an email today saying that MSUCOM would like to invite me for an interview and that i need to confirm if i want to by this monday. I was under the impression that MSUCOM does not conduct interviews. Does anyone know what the chances of getting in are after going thru with the interview? I am thinking that because of my MCAT score of a 24 is the reason why they are interviewing...cuz everything else on my app is above what they are expecting.
Anyone who has gone thru with the interview if you can share your experience and what types of questions they ask, it would be very helpful!
Can anyone tell me if you are accepted and decide to visit the school, does it affect your deposit schedule at all? Or are you still on the same deadlines as if you weren't visiting?
Thanks!
Long story short, I was complete last Tuesday. That said, I realize I'm way behind in the cycle even with good stats, etc etc...
-Does anyone have an idea of how much of the classes/sites are filled? I'm trying to get a general idea of how many more secondaries I actually want to complete due to financial strains and whether or not MSUCOM as a number one choice is realistic this late. (I'm going to complete others regardless after next Wednesday but I figure I have been trolling this thread long enough anyway)
for what it's worth, a friend told me yesterday after having spoken to one of the advisors (molina at the dmc campus) that the spots are really filling up very fast. she said that 280 spots were already filled.
i really dont know how to take that. 280 is a bit much for just december.
but - no matter what, just remember that the spots that are being offered are not necessarily filled. they are only offers. maybe a bunch of these ppl are waiting on other schools.
complete your stuff, call them and keep pestering them. show interest and don't let them forget you!
i meant to ask a question too
i got a letter saying that my application has been reviewed and they are waiting for my fall grades to come in. what does that mean?
has anyone or anyone you guys know gone through this? i asked one of the counselors and she said it literally means that. i'm so worried, really. i'm doing super fantastic this semester, and i feel more confident. still though, the thought is nerve wrecking.
offer your 2 cents!!!
I was wondering if a lot of you all that have been accepted are from out of state...I am from...North Carolina/Virginia, and I've paid my deposit with the full intention of attending. Anyone in my position- ie) fresh out of college, 21 years old, moving half way across the country? I feel like it's going to be a pretty interesting experience.
Hi there! I am from out of state - I haven't put my deposit down yet because I just found out I was accepted this past week. I am in a little different boat than you - I am older (a lady never tells her age ) and I have a family that will be moving with me (a husband and two daughters) but I did just graduate last may from undergrad and will be graduating again with my Master's this coming May and I'm in Colorado so I definitely get the whole "moving across the country" thing and know how scary that feels. I do agree with you that it will be an interesting experience. I am really hoping that we will all be able to support one another and help each other through the roller coaster that we will all be on! But we'll see. Congrats on the acceptance!
I was wondering if a lot of you all that have been accepted are from out of state...I am from...North Carolina/Virginia, and I've paid my deposit with the full intention of attending. Anyone in my position- ie) fresh out of college, 21 years old, moving half way across the country? I feel like it's going to be a pretty interesting experience.
HI! I'm from out of state, CA. I was born and raised in CA and am super stoked to move across the country to MI! I know there isn't going to be many of us OOSers there, so we got to stick together . What site did you choose?