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Does anyone have a list of schools that do NOT have a secondary app? I dont mind paying an additional fee but I mean no extra essays, etc.
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Albert Einstein
Drexel
Jefferson
Harvard (if a senior, and applying New Pathway)
Mayo
NYMC
Penn
St. Louis
UCSF
UMDNJ - NJM
UMDNJ - RWJ
Texas Tech El Paso
UT Galveston
UT Houston
UT San Antonio
Oh snap - didn't think any of the Ivys would fly with no essays haha. Thanks for the correction!
ah, so harvard doesn't count?
got a nice list going!
Hahaha... with their five essays on the secondary.i don't think duke has essays either.
i don't think duke has essays either.
You're right. They have multi-dimensional harassment questions. From what I understand, more than 1 of the 5 "essays" have like multiple questions built into it. lol?
in one of the "essays" they just come out and say that theyre looking for 2 different responses, one for each of the questions they ask. its awful. its definitely a measure they take to make sure only those applicants who REALLY REALLY REALLY want Duke are the ones that apply...
I think this thread is very helpful. Thanks for creating it OP!
Since when does Einstein not have a secondary?
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Albert Einstein
Buffalo
Drexel
Jefferson
Harvard (if a senior, and applying New Pathway)
Mayo
MCW
NYMC
Penn
Rochester
St. Louis
SUNY Upstate
SUNY Buffalo
UCSF
UMDNJ - NJM
UMDNJ - RWJ
Texas Tech El Paso
UMiami
UT Galveston
UT Houston
UT San Antonio
Washington University in St. Louis
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Albert Einstein
Buffalo
Drexel
Jefferson
Harvard (if a senior, and applying New Pathway)
Mayo
MCW
NYMC
Penn
Rochester (If you receive an interview, you must complete two secondary essays)
St. Louis
SUNY Upstate
SUNY Buffalo
UCSF
UMDNJ - NJM
UMDNJ - RWJ
Texas Tech El Paso
UMiami
UT Galveston
UT Houston
UT San Antonio
Washington University in St. Louis
SUNY buffalo=Buffalo? right?
Originally Posted by redrower
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Albert Einstein
Buffalo
Drexel
Jefferson
Harvard (if a senior, and applying New Pathway)
Mayo
MCW
NYMC
Rochester
St. Louis
SUNY Upstate
UCSF
UMDNJ - NJM
UMDNJ - RWJ
Texas Tech El Paso
UMiami
UPenn
UT Galveston
UT Houston
UT San Antonio
Washington University in St. Louis
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Albert Einstein
Buffalo
Drexel
Jefferson
Harvard (if a senior, and applying New Pathway)
Mayo
MCW
NYMC
Penn
Rochester
St. Louis
SUNY Upstate
SUNY Buffalo
UCSF
UMDNJ - NJM
UMDNJ - RWJ
Texas Tech El Paso
UPenn
UT Galveston
UT Houston
UT San Antonio
Washington University in St. Louis
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Albert Einstein
Buffalo
Drexel
Jefferson
Harvard (if a senior, and applying New Pathway)
Indiana
Mayo
MCW
NYMC
Penn
Rochester
St. Louis
SUNY Upstate
SUNY Buffalo
UCSF
UMDNJ - NJM
UMDNJ - RWJ
Texas Tech El Paso
UPenn
UT Galveston
UT Houston
UT San Antonio
Washington University in St. Louis
Why is Miami on that list? They do have a secondary.
EDIT: never mind it was removed.
i definitely made a thread like this before and got flamed for it. "just suck it up and do the essays" they said. there are some older lists on here that have good information.
btw the texas schools are on TMSDAS so you have to go through a separate application. it doesn't really help to have a no-effort secondary.
I filled one this year and there were no essays.
At the beginning I noticed you guys had penn state on the list, and then it was changed to penn, did someone accidently delete "state?"
A lot of schools make you fill out essays once you've received an interview, but not before.
SUNY buffalo=Buffalo? right?
It does if you answer yes to any of the questions.