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Eat a Scottish egg for me. SUPER JEALOUS!What is presumably the downtown area is pretty dead. Eating at Dublin O'Neil's! Hope everyone makes it just fine!
Eat a Scottish egg for me. SUPER JEALOUS!What is presumably the downtown area is pretty dead. Eating at Dublin O'Neil's! Hope everyone makes it just fine!
Bahaha idk if it'll happen I'm going to be knocked out by 8pm tonight and leaving shortly after my interview tomorrow. You might be stuck with me for four years, enjoy your time without me while you canYou are not leaving this place without meeting me! We've been through too much together with these schools for us to not meet in person.
Nope, Green street is actually the iddle of campus! Neil is a little off campus.Is Green Street the downtown area?
Ditto on the knocking out. I'm gonna be there at 7am.Bahaha idk if it'll happen I'm going to be knocked out by 8pm tonight and leaving shortly after my interview tomorrow. You might be stuck with me for four years, enjoy your time without me while you can
....I'm planning on 930ish. So I guess I'm just an old person hahaDitto on the knocking out. I'm gonna be there at 7am.
I can pick you up. I'm gonna go to Dublin Oneil's too. Anyone else need a ride?I'm still down for dinner with people. But I don't have a car :/
Great point. I edited it out. Thanks!@Felixor90 you may want to have people PM you for your phone number. This is the internet and you may get some less than savory phone calls
....I wish I could have prank called him before you said that@Felixor90 you may want to have people PM you for your phone number. This is the internet and you may get some less than savory phone calls
Closed file; they know nothing about you except the fact that you were qualified enough to get past the first round and get an interview!I forgot if someone mentioned it but is Illinois an open or closed file interview?
Green St. is definitely the main location to find people. It's where they hide all the alcohol. Good luck everyone! I might stop by and say hello. We have midterms this week so we'll see.maybe that's the main drag then? I'm on Neil Street and thought this was haha
Dr. Allender (the doctor in the orange jacket) was talking about you!I'm planning on being at the school around 8:30.. is anyone else in that timeframe? I can PM you to see if we're staying at the same place lol
Mine was only 15 minutes, too! But I thought I did really well... who really knows at all though haha.Heading home and wishing everyone a safe return trip!
1. @Felixor90, I know I saw you!! I was creeping haha.
2. I actually wasn't that impressed with my interview. Mine was only 15 minutes and was surprised at how general the questions were. I'm not sure if this means I blew it or not....I know everyone got the same questions. I was just surprised, that's all. 11 days or so and we'll know!
I'm in the library right now, waiting for the 2pm info session hahaIf anyone wants to hang before the 2pm info session, I'm in the library right now =)
Try not to take the 10 minute thing too hard. I actually started my interview early because the person before me also finished early. I don't think that every interview *should* last the full 30 minutes. Based on my observation, they leave a lot of "wiggle room" for extraneous factors that vary from applicant to applicant, as well as some time for the panel to gather their thoughts.Mine was short as well, maybe 10 minutes. :/ I think that was on me though, I tend to talk fast and I think my responses were a little vague. There was one question I wasn't prepared for that I absolutely couldn't think of an example for on the spot. Oh well, it's over now and no matter how horribly I did I'll at least be on the waitlist! I will say I was impressed with the school, and if I somehow get in here and not my IS I think I'd be happy here!
It sounds like we had a similar experience. Hopefully it works out well for both of us!Okay, I feel a bit better now. I was very nervous and I think it showed to a point where my answers were a bit disorganized. I also talk very fast and succinctly. It's always a challenge for me to be descriptive in my answers lol.
Okay, I feel a bit better now. I was very nervous and I think it showed to a point where my answers were a bit disorganized. I also talk very fast and succinctly. It's always a challenge for me to be descriptive in my answers lol.
141 IS applicants were interviewed, 209 OOS. Something like that.Does anyone remember (or wrote down) the admissions numbers in the PowerPoint slide? I think Dr. Foreman said they had almost 1,000 total applicants and interviewed more than 400, but I missed the numbers after that.
Plus you can talk about what you learned in your experiences that couldn't fit into the 300 (?) alotted characters..I think that I prefer open file interviews. I get the point of closed, but I feel like my personality/behavior is better represented in open file
I was going to ask the same thing! Those numbers definitely made me feel more honored to have gotten an interview. I think only 2 or 3 people posted on here that they were rejected, but I know the SDN population tends to be pretty skewed, and not everyone is going to come post that they got rejected.Does anyone remember (or wrote down) the admissions numbers in the PowerPoint slide? I think Dr. Foreman said they had almost 1,000 total applicants and interviewed more than 400, but I missed the numbers after that.
Those are the initial offers. It looks like they over-accept by a fair margin, anticipating that many out of state students will decline should they be admitted to their in-state. Their final class size should end up around 130.I was going to ask the same thing! Those numbers definitely made me feel more honored to have gotten an interview. I think only 2 or 3 people posted on here that they were rejected, but I know the SDN population tends to be pretty skewed, and not everyone is going to come post that they got rejected.
Also I copied down from the info session that admissions offers are sent to around 85 IS and 120 OOS students. Do we know if that's the number of initial acceptance letters sent out, or the total number offered seats after everything's said and done? Either way it's better odds for OOS interviewees than I was expecting.
I've always wondered what any school does if too many students accept...Those are the initial offers. It looks like they over-accept by a fair margin, anticipating that many out of state students will decline should they be admitted to their in-state. Their final class size should end up around 130.
That's definitely something I've wondered. I've heard vet schools respond saying that they have enough experience to make a safe estimate but the question "what happens if those 120 students you accepted all say yes this year, since all cycles are different?" keeps popping up at the back of my mind. It's not like you can just rescind an offer once it's made and the person pays their deposit, at least I'd hope not.I've always wondered what any school does if too many students accept...
literally was just going to ask this lolI've always wondered what any school does if too many students accept...
Is there a group gathering for dinner still? Idk where these fish tanks are.Oh and if people are still interested in dinner, meet at 4-ish by the fish tanks?
I'm hoping people will gather, I want to hear everyone's experience! And the fish tanks are on the second floorIs there a group gathering for dinner still? Idk where these fish tanks are.
I'm hoping people will gather, I want to hear everyone's experience! And the fish tanks are on the second floor