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Don't forget to join the facebook group called "OSU-COM Class of 2013!" Last year they planned a get together before school started through facebook!
Congratulations!!!! Where are you located? I interveiwed January 15th and haven't heard a word. Now I am really nervous!
In regards to 0350408's post, I have to completely disagree. If going to medical school is what you want- regardless of how many times you have applied- and you are willing to wait, then keep going for it. It's easy to say "give up" to someone else when you are already there.
This is my third time to apply. The two times before this I have interviewed, been put on the waitlist, and then put on the final waitlist- and let me tell you, I don't do this for fun. I continue to apply because it is my passion and it is what I know I want to do. I am a firm believer that God has a plan for me, and becoming a doctor is part of that plan. I also believe that it is going to happen on His time, not mine, and he is working on my life in other areas right now, which is why I haven't begun this journey. This time around, I interviewed on the 14th of this month, and I haven't heard anything yet, but I haven't given up. I don't think you should ever tell anyone to give up on their dreams.
I don't mean to preach or offend anyone, that's just my $.02 on the subject.
tall gal when did you find out?
My statement wasn't a personalize attack on your message, it was merely meant to encourage people on the waitlist or re-applying because I've been there before. I didn't say everyone will end up at OSU Med, but I think if you branch out to other schools and work hard, it will happen. Whether you will be happy in medicine or not is not for me to say, but yes there are other options in life. The main point is, if you think you want to be in medicine, then you will find away. Realism is good bbailey, but don't be such a downer."Unlike previous posts, I do not condone giving up." Come on now, are you serious?? You are being idealistic to say that EVERYONE will end up in med school. While its pretty realistic to take the affect of your actions on your friends and family. I seriously doubt that anyone applying to medical school is ONLY going to be made happy by medicine. I deleted my original post due to the number of people not reading the entire post/nor understanding my intentions. Once again I apologize.
Are any of you planning on coming to MedX on Friday?!
I have been to MedX before, but I don't plan on going this year. After going once, interviewing three times, and having a sister that has been through the program, I'm not sure there's much new information I can hear about the program
I got my waitlist letter Monday. Better than a letter of reapplication, but still no fun.
strange I would call admissions and see if it was actually someone in the office. sarah quinten "sp" is the person who would be calling I think.