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July 25th
Consult the ADEA guide
I unfortunately do not have the ADEA guide, if anyone does would they be able to share the stats info?
Sorry, just went and checked. For Creighton, ADEA guide says they recieved 1,989 total applicants, 47 IS and 16 accepted and 1,838 OOS and 222 total accepted. It doesn't say how many were interviewed but I would assume maybe ~1.5x more applicants interviewed than accepted
Gotcha, I ask because on DAT boosters dental school mega spreadsheet it says creighton interviews 114 OOS students per cycle but send 131 OOS acceptance offers? Idk if this is a typo because for every other school their statistic seems correct/believable (being ~25-50% of OOS applicants interviewed gaining acceptances). I think the discrepancy might be because creighton accepts students without interviews but again I’m not sure.
Not this cycle, Creighton said in their app complete email that you must have an interview to get an acceptance letter this year. Possibly in the past, they did that. These numbers are from the '21 and '22 cycles.
Gotcha gotcha, well I just interviewed not too long ago so I’m praying creighton has a similar method as like UOP where they basically interview to accept 🤞
Have you gotten an interview from Creighton?
Yes I interviewed 2 weeks ago
Oh nice! How was the experience
They try to get as many out before the semester begins, but the committee will meet periodically to review and send out more invites.
Don’t mean to overstep; The interview format is an open application style. They discuss your application and ask questions about what stood out the most to them. Be sure to do your research on the school to come up with a question or two to ask at the end.
mine was 30 min but it was mostly Dr. Norton talking honestly
That's what i'm trying to figure out too.... It honestly confused me when I found out we have to do the campus tour. Like why have the interview virtual but make us buy a plane ticket to visit the school when they can very well still reject us? It would've been fine if the interview was in person and had the tour afterwards, but this method really doesn't make any sense to me.
When is your in person tour?
@SwishinSmile I have not gotten an email notification about sign up. I had my interview a couple weeks ago and dr Norton said I should be receiving one soon but still nothing.
They give 30 min. Mine was also with Dr. Norton.
Interview was first week of August and was told it would be about 4 weeks before invite to in-person school tour.
I just got an email about the tour, it says I am required to attend as part of the interview process. I haven’t even interviewed yet
Got it too
Same. Mine is 10/7
your cycle will go a lot easier if you disregard status changes on AADSAS...
omg dude. ive seen your posts on the 2019-2020 interview thread. i cant believe you’re back?! you’ve been the voice of patience and reason for multiple cycles ty🙏. are you in dental school rn?
hahahaha
Interviews were sent out the 24th
Was wondering this too, I'm probably gonna wear khakis and polos
When did you guys submit secondaries?
Like June 2nd, was notified of an interview in July, had it in august. Sounds like they're sending ii waves pretty slow I wouldn't stress about it
Hi! I went a couple of weeks ago. Some wore jeans and sweaters, some wore dress pants and a button shirt. There is a presentation and then you break up into groups to tour the school. It was a great way to get eyes on the school. It’s 4 floors so wear comfy shoes.
