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One more week!
One more week!
is AECOM known for silent rejections? i've been complete since august and not a word!
I'm getting nervous/excited! I really liked AECOM but I feel like it was one of my worst interview performances... 🙁
I just got an interview.
I am debating whether or not I will be interviewing for an alternate position or an actual position...does anyone know?
For those of you who have interviewed already:
Did you take an optional "Special Tour" of Jacobi Medical Center/Genetic Translational Medicine building? Was it interesting/useful?
Since they don't have a presentation, did you schedule a personal meeting with Financial Aid Officer/Dean of Admissions?
Did you schedule a meeting with a researcher in the area of your interest? Do you think it will have an impact on your chances of acceptance?
1. I did take the "Special Tour." I actually found it very useful and informative, and Dr. Dannis was really cool. Plus the Genetic Translational Medicine building is REALLY nice. I would definitely recommend it if you have the time.
2. No, I did not schedule a personal meeting with either of these people, but if you've been on other interviews, you know that pretty much all med school/financial aid presentations are exactly the same. If you have a specific question just ask your tour guides or interviewer.
3. No, I didn't schedule a meeting with a researcher, but I'm almost positive that this would have no bearing on your chances of acceptance.
Best of luck!AECOM is an awesome place!
Thanks chad!
I also think AECOM is a great place, plus it's in NYC (my favorite place on Earth 🙂 ) I can't wait go there...I just want to show them that it's not just another interview for me, but I'm REALLY interested in their school...
I was actually talking to a co-worker today and she just kept going on and on about how great AECOM is and how I should go there over all of my current acceptances if I'm granted an acceptance (which is weird because most people are like "I've never heard of AECOM before").
I was kinda surprised, but it's a bit removed from NYC (you'll see what I mean when you go) - and there aren't any subways nearby. I had never been to the Bronx and I really liked it, but I was a little surprised at how long it took to get back into Manhattan.
Albert Einstein is also my top choice. I loved my visits to the campus, both for the interview in September and hospital tour in October. I hope they don't forget about because it has been awhile since I interviewed there. Sushichopstickz, who's that? LOL. I hope we all get in!!!
3 more days till jan 15th!
does anybody have numbers as to how many get interviewed and how many get accepted and ultimately matriculate? thanks!
From Fall 2007:
7416 applied, 1446 interviewed, 541 were accepted, 183 enrolled
Hey Chad, I know this isn't the Rochester thread but you must have access to this resource. Can you tell me the numbers for Rochester? If you want post them here or in that thread, don't think it matters much. Thanks, I appreciate it.
I feel the same way! When I interviewed it was my first interview, and afterwards I thought it was just mild and pleasant, but looking back, it wasn't very good on my part.
Sure - I'll post them in the Rochester secondary thread (link).
No problem! It's funny how we all think AECOM was one of our worst interviews... maybe we didn't all do as badly as we think.
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congrats!!!Update:
Just got an email back, and my date was moved to February 24th.
Still so happy!
Rejected by snail mail today. They don't do silent rejections, at least!
i sent a ' in the area' email last friday. how long do they take to reply??
Btw, I just called the admissions office, and the lady on the phone said that there will be no email decisions. Decisions will come by snail mail... I asked about preferred address vs. permanent address (Just so I'll know where to look out for) but I didn't get an answer for that...
🙁 So that means we won't hear anything until probably Saturday at the earliest!
🙁 So that means we won't hear anything until probably Saturday at the earliest!
If the poster above was rejected post-interview, then it sounds like they've already started mailing stuff perhaps?
🙁 So that means we won't hear anything until probably Saturday at the earliest!
If the poster above was rejected post-interview, then it sounds like they've already started mailing stuff perhaps?
Well according to the USPS website a large envelope mailed on the 15th from the Bronx should arrive in my mailbox on the 17th.
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Well according to the USPS website a large envelope mailed on the 15th from the Bronx should arrive in my mailbox on the 17th.
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How did you know this? Joke, right? At this point, my wit regarding anything med school-related is completely drying out. 😏
Oh crap, I just read that again and it sounded like I KNEW a large envelope would be coming from the Bronx.
I meant it purely as speculation...
IF a large envelope were to be mailed from the Bronx on the 15th it would arrive at my house on the 17th. Likewise, IF a small envelope were to be mailed from the Bronx on the 15th it would arrive at my house on the 17th as well.
I'm so sorry for the confusion - I have no tolerance for jokes like that either! I fixed the post...