omg I thought this would be the easiest to find flights for, but it is actually the hardest for me..even though its the closest. Does anyone know what time the interview day ends? They need to send this confirmation e-mail so I can book flights!
when you guys sign onto webstar to see all your information do you also get a section where it states the status of application?
Mine does not state any status updates just general information and requirements.
thanks
I didn't get any updates in the portal when I got my interview.
I wasn't referring to when people started getting interviews. I just meant in general, do people have a section where it states an application status.
ie. a couple of days ago I called and asked what my status was and they said i was "decision pending" (but there isn't anything like that anywhere on my portal to follow).
Oh, nope I do not have a status section on my application.
oh ok thanks .... gl on your interview
Im hoping there's some movement for me soon
From US News,
For the fall 2009, 2,651 applied, 508 were interviewed and 458 were accepted. 235 ultimately matriculated.
Question, did you put on your app that you were taking another mcat? Because I have one score in close to yours but just took the MCAT again last week and I was wondering if they're gonna wait for my new score to come in or if they're going to review me anyways. thanks
I got an invite! I tried calling today to schedule but I was on hold for at least 15 minutes, during my lunch break, so I had to give up and go back to work. Can someone let me know how you chose which date (i.e., was there a choice of 8/23 vs. 8/30) and if any of those dates are completely booked yet? AHHH
omg I thought this would be the easiest to find flights for, but it is actually the hardest for me..even though its the closest. Does anyone know what time the interview day ends? They need to send this confirmation e-mail so I can book flights!
Hey yeah I did, did you? Congrats on having it over with, I cannnnot wait til next Friday
where is everyone staying for the interview? mine is 8/30
anyone getting later interviews? i need to reschedule due to work from the 25th but I am hoping for a later (late sep early oct) date.
where is everyone staying for the interview? mine is 8/30
I have an interview as well! Well I tried calling this morning and I guess no one is in the office on the weekends, but anyone going down to Florida from the Chicago Area?
From US News,
For the fall 2009, 2,651 applied, 508 were interviewed and 458 were accepted. 235 ultimately matriculated.
First post and First Intreview at Nova on 9/6.
For current students there is there anywhere around campus that you wouldn't live in?
I know its a little cart before horsish, but I am brining my family with me and want to start scouting places if I get accepted.
Now to dampen the mood
Now there are 229 of us, consisting of 6-10 people who were originally in the class of 2012. It would've been 7-11 people but 1 person died during 1st year.
1 person was dismissed after 1st year for failing almost all his second semester classes. 2-3 people withdrew from medical school, and the rest were held back a year.
In the class of 2014 (the year behind me), at least 8 people were placed on suicide watch due to the ridiculous logistics of the curriculum.
That's the dark side of it.
To sum it up.
1st year: Boring and lame
2nd year: Interesting and relevant but still lame
3rd year: So far, awesome
M1-M2 are very stressful. Make it past that and Step 1 and you're golden.
In the class of 2014 (the year behind me), at least 8 people were placed on suicide watch due to the ridiculous logistics of the curriculum.
Admin loves tinkering with the curriculum, and in the class of 2014's case the curriculum was tweaked to cram too much into too little time during first year. Test averages plummeted and people started going crazy.
They haven't changed much of 2nd year for them though. Maybe admin is actually learning from their mistakes. Go to the interview and ask your tour guide about it.
When you change it up every year you are bound to have a bad one every now and then. The good thing is that they recognized the problem and changed it fast. Our curriculum (2015) is nothing like 2014's. I also get the impression that as a class 2014 was not a good group to try to stress. We've been hearing a lot from the admin during orientation about "class personalities" and from what I've seen so far 2014 is best described as incredibly anxious. Then again, maybe there is something of a chicken and egg thing going on there.
Yes. There's a huge incongruity between sale prices and rental prices here.Okay so I know this isn't a real estate board, but looking online I am seeing 1-2 bedroom condos for 60K is that for real?
Could you buy a condo and live do there for like $250 per month when they are renting stuff for 600-800?
Glad it's changed.
Individually, class of 2014 has some cool people. As a group I've heard them described as demanding and aggressive. They've described my class as intimidating to talk to. Hah, okay.
Admin shouldn't talk, when you put that much **** on anybody's shoulders, they're going to get anxious and stressed. Their schedule was way more ridiculous than my own during 1st year, and I was on the edge of losing my mind back then. I really do not like the way they schedule the 1st year curriculum. I think if it was systems throughout without all the bull**** fluff classes (Hello MHS, Hello 1st year/1st semester PCM) we'd be graduating rock stars from top to bottom. Instead their solution is to pile on classes over basic science classes, mandate attendance, and then people start thinking about offing themselves.
Good luck this year. 1st year here is hands down the worst year of the curriculum. 2nd year is very integrative and hands on and 3rd year so far has been amazing, but I lucked out on the hospital I chose. I'm one month into clinicals, but as far as pathology is concerned I've seen (I'm listing the winners here) a type A aortic dissection that dissected up the brachiocephalic (and the guy lived!), a lymphoma patient with a platelet count of 10 and a completely necrosed tongue, a spectrum of ekg pathology, a common femoral aneurysm, a penile implant, metastatic breast cancer, metastatic prostate cancer, and a crazy alcoholic man who busted open a window with his head (I was there). As far as my involvement I'm treated as part of the team. My notes are charted, the attendings ask about patients and trust what I've told them. In the same hospital, one of my classmates a week into clinicals was given the scalpel on an OB case and asked to make the first incision. "How deep do I know how to go?" he asked. "I gave you a job to do, do it with confidence," the attending told him.
In conclusion, **** 1st year and even though its more interesting, **** 2nd year. Just do your best to push through 1st year, enjoy your summer vacation, and afterwards your training begins.
just booked it; i'll see you there! kinda pricey though...08/30 as well. I'm staying at Hampton Inn. They offer shuttles from/to airport and NSU.
just booked it; i'll see you there! kinda pricey though...
The schedule says that the events wrap up with an optional campus tour (2pm-3pm).Anyone know when it'll be over? Just wondering if I'd make an evening flight back to MD, or if I should stay the night again.
is there anyone here who had their file complete like the end of June and still hasnt heard anything from NSU....i am guessing this quietness is a pre-interview rejection?