As this is correct, from what I have been told the scholarships are very competitive and one should not bank on getting the last two years paid for. This is not to say OP can not obtain these scholarships as I am sure he will be qualified when the time comes, but no one should plan on getting these when it comes to budget planning.
Why are you interested in KCU over NSU? Legit question. Regional preference?
m1 year is somewhat similar to undergrad. Courses start in August and go to December with a weekend off for thanksgiving. Winter semester goes from Jan to mid May with a week off for spring break. Then there is a one month semester in July where you take three classes and then begins your M2 year in August. m1 is all basic courses. M2 is all systems based courses.
Was a great interview day. They really take the time to show you the university and what they have to offer. Everything from the admissions faculty to the dean to the food (yes food
) impressed me so much. One of the many reasons I chose this medical school.
I'm not sure what the preference is for at this point in the cycle if there's any change at all, but I do know past classes are about 50/50 on IS and OS students.
oh okay thanks hopefully it's still like that for my case. Its been zero contact since I was complete in October.
Cool that makes more sense!
So yu basically do 4x 3 hour long shadowing sessions usually in a primary care setting (FM, IM, OMM) and one elective session (can be like ER, GI, etc) mostly shadowing and occasionally taking some histories on patients if you want. There is also an OMM fellowship that happens between second and third year that is an option
Looking back at my email, The first email I received about that stuff was May 21.
Please listen to this person. I was one of the many that was forced to defer. The new administration will not give you ANY slack on this. They put a lot of people in very tough situations so close to starting school last year and could care less about it. Know who you are dealing with and do every single thing the administration says (even if upperclassmen say its not necessary). If needed, they will kick you out of your spot for any small reason!
I just recently had a bunch of Titers completed in September and am now getting the Hep B series done because eventhough I had the vaccines when I was little the Titers said I wasn't immune. Then even more recently I had a two step PPD completed with a physical because I prepared for another school before I got the Nova interview. You think Nova will accept all this past work I've done?
Should be ok. You will need to provide documentation for all tests so make sure you have them. You will also need to send a form that will be sent to you to your doctor for them to fill out and have them sent it back to you.
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and that should be no problem. Thank you!
Just curious, what was the earliest date they said was available?
I don't remember the exact date but I know there was one in feb, then the first Tuesday as thrusday of March
One of my interviewers replied, the other didn't. Interviewers at other schools I interviewed at did not reply.
I was told last week the class is not full when I got my II. I hadn't heard a peep from first week of July! I already put down a deposit elsewhere but am attending the day nevertheless.
I had one interviewer, and she never replied my thank you letter. It really doesn't mean anything at all. So if that happened to you, do not worry about it.
Yeah that's correct.
I thought you can only take up to the CoA, which if I remember was around 95k?
), was at my first choice for core rotations and did none of my elective rotations in Florida.
No, nothing otherwise important is mentioned in the email. I just wanted to make sure though that I wasn't missing any important info. I have major FOMO. Haha
