I interviewed on Jan. 8th and still haven't heard back. Been checking my mailbox for any letter of rejection/waitlist but nothing so far.Interview 1/15 and haven't heard anything...kinda sad :-/ did they meet last week??
I interviewed on Jan. 8th and still haven't heard back. Been checking my mailbox for any letter of rejection/waitlist but nothing so far.Interview 1/15 and haven't heard anything...kinda sad :-/ did they meet last week??
When did you interview?just got the phone call.... ACCEPTED!
When did you interview?
Not usually. Normally an email is sent out for interview invite. Once your interview is confirmed/scheduled, someone from admissions will give you a phone call to inform you of your exact interview time and answer any questions you might have. Fingers crossed and hope it will be good news tomorrow for you!10/6 complete. Heard nothing so far.
So I emailed Paula yesterday, and she called me today but I missed it and she wants me to call her back.
Will see what this means tmr when I call her..
To ppl who got ii, does Paula call you to give out the invitation?
I believe alternate list = waitlist. The admissions will likely start pulling people off waitlist once all the interviews have been conducted (probably at the end of April). And waitlist movement varies significantly from year to year but usually there are some substantial movements based on past years (refer to the RowanSOM thread from the past few years).Received a letter in the mail today that I was placed on the alternate list. I just want to confirm that this is indeed the Waitlist and not some other designation.
Additionally, I was wondering if any one had any idea how many people Rowan typically takes from the waitlist for acceptance?
Received a letter in the mail today that I was placed on the alternate list. I just want to confirm that this is indeed the Waitlist and not some other designation.
Additionally, I was wondering if any one had any idea how many people Rowan typically takes from the waitlist for acceptance?
I never got a complete email either. I don't think they actually send those. as long as everything is checked off, you should be good!All the items on my file have green checkmarks, but I didn't get a official "complete email". I had to call them to mark my recommendation letters complete. Did this happen with anyone else?
I interviewed on 1/7 and the letter was postmarked on 2/10.To get an idea of turnaround time on these letters, could you let us know when you interviewed?
I interviewed on 1/7 and the letter was postmarked on 2/10.
Don't quote me on this but the emails sent out to accepted students had 139 recipients (they strangely did not conceal the recipients). There are likely less than 30 spots left.Would anyone have any information regarding how many seats are still available and when they stop interviewing?
I met with Erin Michel in October 2013 at an AACOM conference and she said that they are restricted to a class size of 162 students. I think this means they might give out that many acceptances and then use the waitlist to get the class size to 162. I suspect a decent amount of the acceptances will be turned down if NJ residents get off the waitlist at 1 of the 3 state schools or OOS applicants get accepted elsewhere and want to avoid the 58K tuition. It's unfortunate for me since I haven't heard anything since completing my file in late October.Don't quote me on this but the emails sent out to accepted students had 139 recipients (they strangely did not conceal the recipients). There are likely less than 30 spots left.
Don't quote me on this but the emails sent out to accepted students had 139 recipients (they strangely did not conceal the recipients). There are likely less than 30 spots left.
Hopefully you get an interview soon. I do believe there is very high movement on the waitlist simply because OOS students could no longer receive IS tuition after 1 year in NJ. I was told on the day of the interview that Rowan accepted around 30-40% OOS students but only around 18% ended up attending. And there has been quite a bit of delays because of snow storm in Southern Jersey. The interviews should be conducted until April (just my estimate).I met with Erin Michel in October 2013 at an AACOM conference and she said that they are restricted to a class size of 162 students. I think this means they might give out that many acceptances and then use the waitlist to get the class size to 162. I suspect a decent amount of the acceptances will be turned down if NJ residents get off the waitlist at 1 of the 3 state schools or OOS applicants get accepted elsewhere and want to avoid the 58K tuition. It's unfortunate for me since I haven't heard anything since completing my file in late October.
Any advice on how or who to reach for admissions? Whenever I call no one picks up the phone. Also do you think that I should send a letter of intent or interest and mention in it that I have an acceptance to NSUCOM but RowanSOM is my top choice as a NJ resident?Hopefully you get an interview soon. I do believe there is very high movement on the waitlist simply because OOS students could no longer receive IS tuition after 1 year in NJ. I was told on the day of the interview that Rowan accepted around 30-40% OOS students but only around 18% ended up attending. And there has been quite a bit of delays because of snow storm in Southern Jersey. The interviews should be conducted until April (just my estimate).
I personally have difficulties reaching the admissions as well (sent two emails to the admissions email with no reply whatsoever). I would suggest either calling/emailing the Assistant Director of Admissions or the Administrative Assistant if you want to ask about your status. You could call them to ask about your application status and ask if they are receptive to a letter of interest and updates. I wouldn't bring up your NSUCOM acceptance though, and based on my own experience, update letter is unlikely to change your application status unless you've had several significant accomplishments.Any advice on how or who to reach for admissions? Whenever I call no one picks up the phone. Also do you think that I should send a letter of intent or interest and mention in it that I have an acceptance to NSUCOM but RowanSOM is my top choice as a NJ resident?
Thanks. Last question: Should I mention that I have received 4 ii's and not mention my acceptance?I personally have difficulties reaching the admissions as well (sent two emails to the admissions email with no reply whatsoever). I would suggest either calling/emailing the Assistant Director of Admissions or the Administrative Assistant if you want to ask about your status. You could call them to ask about your application status and ask if they are receptive to a letter of interest and updates. I wouldn't bring up your NSUCOM acceptance though, and based on my own experience, update letter is unlikely to change your application status unless you've had several significant accomplishments.
This is just my opinion but your interview invites or acceptances elsewhere are not going to sway the admissions. To put it bluntly, the school is not short of qualified candidates, and the admissions are certainly not afraid of letting go a few qualified candidates. Informing them of your other ii or acceptances is not going to change anything.Thanks. Last question: Should I mention that I have received 4 ii's and not mention my acceptance?
Don't quote me on this but the emails sent out to accepted students had 139 recipients (they strangely did not conceal the recipients). There are likely less than 30 spots left.
More likely paid the deposit but not necessarily set on to matriculate. Remember the deposit is only 195 with no second deposit, unlike other schools. And also note that applicants accepted are likely borderline competitive or very competitive for MD schools to begin with, especially the OOS students. Don't read too much into the number. There are still two months left for interviews.Does the nature of this email suggest that all of these recipients have decided to go to the school/paid the deposit?
I haven't gotten it yet, so there's two at least lolJust wondering if anyone's gotten the health information yet. Checklist says it will be sent in February, and we're fast running out of February.
Congrats and good luck! Would you mind sharing your stats?II yesterday!
I just received a secondary yesterday as well.
Do they expect you to use up the entire 750 words per essay question? They seem to be very similar and it's difficult not using the same information in each question.
medlifecrisis was referring to an "interview invite" which is commonly denoted as II on SDN. With regards to your actual question, I did not go up to the limit on any question. The admissions committee seemed like they just put that limit to ensure no one would be cut off, but would not expect you to fill it up if you didn't need to.