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Withdrew my application this morning. Should be a Jan. 28th interview spot now open. Best of luck to all of you!
For those accepted, how long after the interview did you receive a letter?
My aacomas was verified on 11/13 and delivered on 11/22. I received a secondary right away from DMU, an acknowledgement from Marian, but no reply yet from this school or UNECOM. Does TOURO-NY take awhile to acknowledge that they received your aacomas app?
hey, how long should it take to receive an ii after being complete?
I'm a first year, but when I sent my deposit in it took about 2-3 weeks maybe. If you sent the form, and hopefully you sent it USPS with confirmation, then they received.
Interviewed 11/19/12. Acceptance letter today! Good luck all!
I interviewed that day as well were you the morning session?
interviewed two weeks ago, and received my acceptance letter today. OMG, so quick! Isn't it supposed to be 6 weeks?
The Admissions at Touro NY can take up to 6 weeks to issue a decision; my acceptance, however, also came extraordinarily early, and I was definitely pushed into an interesting corner regarding the 2 week $2,000 deposit due date! When it came down to it, I declined the acceptance offer in favor of another school that would not only offer me a comparably lovely education, but also more time to hear back from other schools before such an extreme level of financial commitment...
Congrats on your acceptance! and best of luck at wherever you end up choosing Any tips or advice for the interview?! Is it open or closed file?
Be prepared to talk about how a diverse patient population makes you shine brighter than the sun.
Be prepared to answer "why NY" and "why Harlem" in particular.
Hope this helps! Let me know how it goes
Best of luck to you,
MB
anybody from the 11/12 interviews hear back yet?
anybody from the 11/12 interviews hear back yet?
Yeah, I was in the 11/12 afternoon group. Were you in my group? I received my letter of acceptance on Saturday. Seriously considering going here. Trying to find out more infomation about rotations before I make a decision.
As for interview tips. It is true that they utilize pressure in their interview and its a very informal process. For example in my interview, one of the interviewers pretended that a class I took was not listed in my Transcript. One of them also yawned continually and acted as if she wasn't listening as I was talking. They have a good cop bad cop type of thing going. And as for why I say informal... talking with the other kids I had the interview with, they all were asked very different questions and faced different personalities.
My tip is to really have answers prepared for the basic questions... such as why harlem and why underserved areas with specific examples of your experience that can back up that claim. Make sure you are introspective. They already have your application in front of you so theres no purpose to regurgitate that. Reflect and say how it impacted your desires and thoughts. It sounds cliche but My other tip is to be yourself and don't lie. You've gotten to the interview so they like something about you already. All they want to make sure is that your not crazy and that your not just some nerd that looks good on paper but doesn't have social sense.
Anyone else considering going here that has been accepted? Its really hard to get information on this school because they are a relatively new institution.
Yeah, I was in the 11/12 afternoon group. Were you in my group? I received my letter of acceptance on Saturday. Seriously considering going here. Trying to find out more infomation about rotations before I make a decision.
As for interview tips. It is true that they utilize pressure in their interview and its a very informal process. For example in my interview, one of the interviewers pretended that a class I took was not listed in my Transcript. One of them also yawned continually and acted as if she wasn't listening as I was talking. They have a good cop bad cop type of thing going. And as for why I say informal... talking with the other kids I had the interview with, they all were asked very different questions and faced different personalities.
My tip is to really have answers prepared for the basic questions... such as why harlem and why underserved areas with specific examples of your experience that can back up that claim. Make sure you are introspective. They already have your application in front of you so theres no purpose to regurgitate that. Reflect and say how it impacted your desires and thoughts. It sounds cliche but My other tip is to be yourself and don't lie. You've gotten to the interview so they like something about you already. All they want to make sure is that your not crazy and that your not just some nerd that looks good on paper but doesn't have social sense.
Anyone else considering going here that has been accepted? Its really hard to get information on this school because they are a relatively new institution.
Thanks for the insight! What school did u like better, Touro or AZCOM?
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Your a smart kid Ravi. How'd you figure out it was me so quick? lol jk. I dunno man. As I was saying yesterday... AZCOM had a basketball court and hot chicks . So i'll prolly go off of that.
Really though I'm unsure of what to think of both schools. I'm hesitant on AZCOM because of rotations, in that they have locations in so many different states. The idea that I might potentially spend 4 weeks in Chicago then 4 weeks in California is not appealing.
I'm hesitant on Touro too. One they've only graduated two classes so there's little info on it. And 90% of students end up in residencies exclusively on the east coast. So I feel that there's less flexibility in post-grad options, in terms of region.
Just got waitlisted today.KRAP. This is my top choice and I did amazing in the interview.
does anyone know how the waitlist works here?
You would be applying for the class of 2017.
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I was in the afternoon too. I was the guy from Virginia. Sent my deposit in today and I'm 99 percent sure I'm going to decide to go hereYeah, I was in the 11/12 afternoon group. Were you in my group? I received my letter of acceptance on Saturday. Seriously considering going here. Trying to find out more infomation about rotations before I make a decision.
As for interview tips. It is true that they utilize pressure in their interview and its a very informal process. For example in my interview, one of the interviewers pretended that a class I took was not listed in my Transcript. One of them also yawned continually and acted as if she wasn't listening as I was talking. They have a good cop bad cop type of thing going. And as for why I say informal... talking with the other kids I had the interview with, they all were asked very different questions and faced different personalities.
My tip is to really have answers prepared for the basic questions... such as why harlem and why underserved areas with specific examples of your experience that can back up that claim. Make sure you are introspective. They already have your application in front of you so theres no purpose to regurgitate that. Reflect and say how it impacted your desires and thoughts. It sounds cliche but My other tip is to be yourself and don't lie. You've gotten to the interview so they like something about you already. All they want to make sure is that your not crazy and that your not just some nerd that looks good on paper but doesn't have social sense.
Anyone else considering going here that has been accepted? Its really hard to get information on this school because they are a relatively new institution.
Not speaking from experience but I heard something about them having a call list and if they call you and you don't pick up, you're, as they say, 'SOL' and passed over. Just something I've heard though.
I was in the afternoon too. I was the guy from Virginia. Sent my deposit in today and I'm 99 percent sure I'm going to decide to go here
I can confirm this is true. This question was raised by someone during my interview session and Touro acknowledged this.
Do you remember what the question was exactly and how they answered it...or was there any discussion about it? Sorry to pest about it but being waitlisted was devastating to me!
I have also been reading on other threads that they go by MCAT score when picking people off of the waitlist. Of course anyone can write anything on these threads..but a few people on different threads said they called and talked to the dean or asked the dean of student affairs in person and he confirmed that they do that. It could be different this year..but they did it last cycle.
And 90% of students end up in residencies exclusively on the east coast. So I feel that there's less flexibility in post-grad options, in terms of region.
Interesting. Are most of the sites commuting distance from the school? I also remember them saying at the interview that during the 3rd year the student is in the same hospital for the entire year... which is appealing. I thought having to live some where else after each rotation would be a pain.
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I'm talking within the same year. You'd have to take out a month to month lease.
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