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goodluck to you both 🙂
your lsat score must make your mcat look mediocre
goodluck to you both 🙂
goodluck to you both 🙂
Thanks 🙂
Well, hopefully someone will offer some more information at some point! I didn't call the office, but I seem to recall hearing about the notification of rank at my interview day in February. So that meets the criteria of being after yours 🙂
Plus looking through the threads for the past couple years with Cincinnati has people finding out which third they are in. I know there are two separate waitlists. Out of state and instate. So someone in the middle third of the Out of state, may get pulled before someone in the top third of in state, etc.
I spoke to Dr. Manuel today and he said they would, in fact, be e-mailing out rankings in the next week or two (possibly before May 15th). Whether these are thirds or quartiles he didn't know yet.
I spoke to Dr. Manuel today and he said they would, in fact, be e-mailing out rankings in the next week or two (possibly before May 15th). Whether these are thirds or quartiles he didn't know yet.
I'm confused, radio rounds had an interview with Dr. Manuel yesterday noon, and he specifically said that there will be no waitlist ranking at all this year😕
Here is my theory:
Ranked waitlist does not equal top, middle and bottom third. I think ranked waitlist means that of th 300 people on it, they are each assigned a number from 1 to 300... As spots open up they pull starting with 1...
So I think the information goes together because, while the applicants are split into Tiers, or thirds, within those thirds they aren't ranked.
I dunno, what do you guys think?
Here is my theory:
Ranked waitlist does not equal top, middle and bottom third. I think ranked waitlist means that of th 300 people on it, they are each assigned a number from 1 to 300... As spots open up they pull starting with 1...
So I think the information goes together because, while the applicants are split into Tiers, or thirds, within those thirds they aren't ranked.
I dunno, what do you guys think?
This is what he said at my interview in early March.
So I confirmed, that we should be getting notices of our position on the waitlist via the mail this week. At least that is their goal, so by the end of the week we should know more info!
Thanks for the info. Will that be snail mail of email?
I assume email because that's been the only way they communicate so far.
He said "send out the letter."... So to me that sounds like snail mail?
So I confirmed, that we should be getting notices of our position on the waitlist via the mail this week. At least that is their goal, so by the end of the week we should know more info!
I just called the admissions office and asked:
me: "I read that UC will be letting us know our position on the waitlist in the next few days. Is this true"
lady: "No, we never give out that information to our applicants"
me: "really?"
lady: "absolutely, we dont provide that information"
you called the admissions office and asked them, and they told you otherwise? :😕:
The confusion here is the "position on the waitlist" statement... They don't tell us our "position." They tell us what third, quartile, etc we are in.
The confusion here is the "position on the waitlist" statement... They don't tell us our "position." They tell us what third, quartile, etc we are in.
That seems unreasonably obtuse. Why would someone not mention the third/quartile thing to a wait listed applicant asking anything pertaining to wait list position?
Keep us posted if you hear anything. I sent an email last week asking essentially the same thing and got no response.
They sent out the "which third you are in" email this morning.
Hope of matriculating this year is alive.
They sent out the "which third you are in" email this morning.
Hope of matriculating this year is alive.
Good luck! 😀
... Is there an in-state list that is separate from an out-of-state list?
Sorry, lots of Qs!
Top 3rd oos!
When I talked to the admissions office last week, I recall 146 oos and around 190 in-state on the waiting list.
If you guys look at last year's thread, there were people in the middle and bottom third of the list getting pulled off before the people in the top third. Their whole system is very vague.
If you guys look at last year's thread, there were people in the middle and bottom third of the list getting pulled off before the people in the top third. Their whole system is very vague.
Yeah, I think what you don't see is male v. female, race/ethnicity, in-state/OOS, and, perhaps most importantly, who is withdrawing to open up those spots. I hope there are a bunch of lower-middle class white guys with great stats & research but hollow clinical experiences who drop off on 5/15, haha! 😉
Ouch; its honesty like that that'll turn top shelf stats into a long and arduous application cycle.
word, son.
I think my honesty when asked about promoting non-smoking in medical students in order to promote the health of the general public as 'making absolutely no sense' helped place me in the solid bottom third of the WL.
Oh well. Good luck guys.
Middle third, IS. Thought it was a soft reject when I saw the e-mail, but from what you all said there is something of a shot. Did the middle third see any movement last year?
Yes, there was movement in the middle third last year before all of the top third was depleted. It seemed like they were jumping around.
I interviewed with someone who was middle third in state last year and didn't get off, but apparently friends of his who were lower third out of state did get off...
I think Out of state has a better shot off the waitlist.
It probably varies from year to year. If they already accepted a lot of OOS students, they might take more IS students off the waitlist. I imagine that they try to maintain a certain balance of statistics and compensate for deficiencies where necessary.
The silence in this thread is deafening.