Hahaha, I wonder why so many people are irritated by my avatar? I just looked for someone with a surprised look on the face and slapped the text up there for a homemade meme. :-( It's better than xlcooplx's avatar:
xlcooplx
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I laughed so hard when I saw your response!!! Hahaha. w00t. I heart all of you guys. DO applicants & grads friggin' rule in amiable...ness? Is that even a word? Who cares. You all rock.Oh, noo!... pls, keep your avatar..
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Nah, all in all, it won't affect your acceptance other than giving you more time to prepare. It's still very early in the season. Congrats and good luck!YESSSS!! Got the call earlier this morning!!
Scheduled for October 20th. They told me there was an open spot for THIS Monday due to a cancellation...but I didn't take it because Western is one of my top choices and I want to go in being as prepared as possible...I just didn't think that 3 days would have been adequate. Idk, talking to my friends and my mom about it later makes me feel as if I've made a huge mistake by choosing the date in October though
Oh yeah, and I was complete around mid-August
YESSSS!! Got the call earlier this morning!!
Scheduled for October 20th. They told me there was an open spot for THIS Monday due to a cancellation...but I didn't take it because Western is one of my top choices and I want to go in being as prepared as possible...I just didn't think that 3 days would have been adequate. Idk, talking to my friends and my mom about it later makes me feel as if I've made a huge mistake by choosing the date in October though
Oh yeah, and I was complete around mid-August
YESSSS!! Got the call earlier this morning!!
Scheduled for October 20th. They told me there was an open spot for THIS Monday due to a cancellation...but I didn't take it because Western is one of my top choices and I want to go in being as prepared as possible...I just didn't think that 3 days would have been adequate. Idk, talking to my friends and my mom about it later makes me feel as if I've made a huge mistake by choosing the date in October though
Oh yeah, and I was complete around mid-August
My last letters were received earlier than yours, so I think they passed on my app already.
No they do not, but it has been 13 days since we interviewed. I'm hoping the decision letter comes today because I know the committee met last Thursday.
YESSSS!! Got the call earlier this morning!!
Scheduled for October 20th. They told me there was an open spot for THIS Monday due to a cancellation...but I didn't take it because Western is one of my top choices and I want to go in being as prepared as possible...I just didn't think that 3 days would have been adequate. Idk, talking to my friends and my mom about it later makes me feel as if I've made a huge mistake by choosing the date in October though
Oh yeah, and I was complete around mid-August
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I talked to one of the admissions counselors today. She said that the committee had finalized their decisions yesterday for those of us who interviewed two weeks ago (September 8th). She said that letters would probably be sent out around Wednesday of next week. So try not to neurotically check your mailboxes (like I had been doing) for the next couple days and enjoy the weekend
Thanks! I hope you hear back soon
So I submitted my letters via interfolio. They were delivered on 9/17. They're still not marked as received. How long do you think I should wait before calling, 9/25?
Perfect, just the response I needed! Which email did you use? Thank you so much!
Alright, I guess I'll wait until 9/27. Thanks guys!
It's still super early. I'd give it a bit. Those stats are right up this school's alley.
Good luck!
So I think I was the only person on SDN who interviewed today out of the 40 or so people in our group.
The school really blew me away, I liked everything about it save for maybe the location, but Pomona certainly wouldn't turn me off of the school. The location could be a lot worse IMO.
I really liked the OMM demonstration, I think it really gave me a lot more insight to what OMM actually is because although I have seen manipulations before I have never been told what was actually happening etc... during the procedure. The demonstrator was really great and has really added to my positive outlook on the use of OMM.
The students all seem really happy with COMP, the only flaw that the seemed to cite was the area, and then proceed to say it isn't all that bad anyway since they live in Claremont, etc...
One of the presenters also talked about cooperative learning among the different colleges, basically you might have a small group with DVM, OD, DMD or other health students working through something that may require all of their skills. I really thought this was really cool because I think it will kind of help prepare you for those times that you need to consult colleagues from other disciplines and learn to work together as a team.
The interview itself, I think went well at least a lot better than my first one. Obviously as others have said I cannot talk about the MMI but I thought it was really cool and I think I was a lot more nervous for it than I needed to be; it was actually kind of fun. The 30min panel really flew by and I had a great time.
I really could see myself here next year and I would love to get an acceptance here in 10-15 days.
So I think I was the only person on SDN who interviewed today out of the 40 or so people in our group.
The school really blew me away, I liked everything about it save for maybe the location, but Pomona certainly wouldn't turn me off of the school. The location could be a lot worse IMO.
I really liked the OMM demonstration, I think it really gave me a lot more insight to what OMM actually is because although I have seen manipulations before I have never been told what was actually happening etc... during the procedure. The demonstrator was really great and has really added to my positive outlook on the use of OMM.
The students all seem really happy with COMP, the only flaw that the seemed to cite was the area, and then proceed to say it isn't all that bad anyway since they live in Claremont, etc...
One of the presenters also talked about cooperative learning among the different colleges, basically you might have a small group with DVM, OD, DMD or other health students working through something that may require all of their skills. I really thought this was really cool because I think it will kind of help prepare you for those times that you need to consult colleagues from other disciplines and learn to work together as a team.
The interview itself, I think went well at least a lot better than my first one. Obviously as others have said I cannot talk about the MMI but I thought it was really cool and I think I was a lot more nervous for it than I needed to be; it was actually kind of fun. The 30min panel really flew by and I had a great time.
I really could see myself here next year and I would love to get an acceptance here in 10-15 days.
So I think I was the only person on SDN who interviewed today out of the 40 or so people in our group.
The school really blew me away, I liked everything about it save for maybe the location, but Pomona certainly wouldn't turn me off of the school. The location could be a lot worse IMO.
I really liked the OMM demonstration, I think it really gave me a lot more insight to what OMM actually is because although I have seen manipulations before I have never been told what was actually happening etc... during the procedure. The demonstrator was really great and has really added to my positive outlook on the use of OMM.
The students all seem really happy with COMP, the only flaw that the seemed to cite was the area, and then proceed to say it isn't all that bad anyway since they live in Claremont, etc...
One of the presenters also talked about cooperative learning among the different colleges, basically you might have a small group with DVM, OD, DMD or other health students working through something that may require all of their skills. I really thought this was really cool because I think it will kind of help prepare you for those times that you need to consult colleagues from other disciplines and learn to work together as a team.
The interview itself, I think went well at least a lot better than my first one. Obviously as others have said I cannot talk about the MMI but I thought it was really cool and I think I was a lot more nervous for it than I needed to be; it was actually kind of fun. The 30min panel really flew by and I had a great time.
I really could see myself here next year and I would love to get an acceptance here in 10-15 days.
. OMM is really fun and enjoyable. It's like my PE class where I go and learn and have fun and take a break from Anatomy or other stressful classes.
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