- Joined
- Sep 9, 2006
- Messages
- 286
- Reaction score
- 0
nope, ooS 🙁 ..called them up, they said they release every 15th of the month.. so we'll have to see.
The 15th of every month? I thought the next time was December??!!
😕
nope, ooS 🙁 ..called them up, they said they release every 15th of the month.. so we'll have to see.
The 15th of every month? I thought the next time was December??!!
😕
MCV also gives its med students a $1500 bar tab every few weeks and everyone goes to a bar and mingles. This allows you to meet people from other classes which is nice.
the vcu website says their average mcat writing score is an "m." is that even possible?! don't the scores run from k-t or something like that? is it a typo? not that it matters...just wondering.
the vcu website says their average mcat writing score is an "m." is that even possible?! don't the scores run from k-t or something like that? is it a typo? not that it matters...just wondering.
Is anyone familiar with the turn around time for VCU from the date of completion to any status updates?
Completed secondary in early aug...got this status change on November 9th...any thoughts?
"The committee's file review indicates that they would like to consider your file further. We are now in the process of scheduling interviews and will continue to do so through February. Unfortunately, the committee indicates interest in far more candidates than we are able to interview. Since we are dependent on the Committee member's schedules for interview spaces, we are unable to predict when or if we will be able to schedule you this year. Please continue to check this site to learn when further action has been taken."
I have been complete since the first week of August and havent heard anything.
nolamd2b: was your vague message the same as mine (see above)?
nolamd2b: was your vague message the same as mine (see above)?
Wow been a while since anyone has posted here so I think I'll get it started back up.
Anyone get in?
Anyone get waitlisted?
Anyone have to choose between MCV/VCU and some other school?
Wow been a while since anyone has posted here so I think I'll get it started back up.
Anyone get in?
Anyone get waitlisted?
Anyone have to choose between MCV/VCU and some other school?
Anxiously waiting for December 15th dude!
Wow been a while since anyone has posted here so I think I'll get it started back up.
Anyone get in?
Anyone get waitlisted?
Anyone have to choose between MCV/VCU and some other school?
Hi everyone!
If you read the VCU Central thread from last year you'll see that I was a frequent poster. I made it onto the waitlist in October and sat there (not very patiently) until June, when I finally received the Great Status Change and was accepted into the Class of 2010.
I'll admit that VCU was not my first choice, but I love the school, I adore my class, and I'd be happy to answer ANY questions that any of you might have (feel free to PM me).
I know this process is a painful one, but in the end I think most of us who have gotten through it will say that you can carve out a good niche for yourself anywhere, whether it be at this medical school or another one, allopathic or osteopathic, or maybe even another part of the medical field entirely. Keep your chin up and enjoy the holidays!
Cheers,
madi
yes! a couple questions.
1) Does VCU have lectures online?
2) How do you commute between VCU and your apartment? By bus or walk or car? If your walking, isn't that dangerous in Richmond?
3) How would you rate the facilities (i.e. anatomy lab, technology, ...)
Thanks a bunch.
MCV does not have online lectures. The syllabus is online as are a lot of the resources but very few classes are via video.
Most people drive or take the bus. A few people live close enough to walk. Richmond, although ranked as a dangerous city, is not really dangerous. Except those couple times I was shot at walking home I have had no problems (just kidding... it was more like a dozen)
The facilities are not spectacular but not bad for the 1st year. You have everything you need. Plenty of computers all over the campus including about in the anatomy lab and a decent library. The anatomy lab is a little old but as soon as we finish up with our upcoming test they are beginning rennovations. So the class of 2011 should have a nice new lab to work in. They are also finishing up the newly rennovated student center too.
Seriously though, the facilities for 1st and second year are meaningless. The facilities you should be worried about is the hospital. MCV has the 4th largest hospital complex in the US with all sorts of innovative gadgets. You would be hardpressed to find any other school that will expose you to as much stuff on the wards.
Hope that helps
Yes, it does help indeed.
I was wondering if you could expand the remarks you made about transportation to and from medical school and your apartment. Should your car have an alarm? Also, is parking expensive? Is it hard to search for parking on campus?
THanks, I really appreaciate your input.
👍