I had trouble uploading an update on the site as well, and just emailed it directly to the admissions office instead.
I was just wondering if anyone else got this...
I interviewed last friday (12/12) and was told by Ruiz that we would hear back on the committee decision this coming friday (12/19). Being overly excited, I checked my status page today because I know they met, and I have a "highly desirable- december decision" status. Does this mean they reviewed me already or have they not gotten to my file? I guess I'm just confused because it is December...
I was just wondering if anyone else got this...
I interviewed last friday (12/12) and was told by Ruiz that we would hear back on the committee decision this coming friday (12/19). Being overly excited, I checked my status page today because I know they met, and I have a "highly desirable- december decision" status. Does this mean they reviewed me already or have they not gotten to my file? I guess I'm just confused because it is December...
I bet it means they reviewed your file already. I am also in the december decision group (I interviewed in November). They told me they will reevaluate our apps. this friday or later (they told me that if I wanted to send in an update to do it before friday) and they will update our status on the 23rd. Hope that helps and good luck!
Are you saying that the meeting today (12/17) wasn't to decide on the deferred applicants?
yes, that is what I understood. I could be wrong, but I was under the impression that the 12/17 meeting was about the interviewees in December, and the 12/19 meeting will be about all deferred applicants.
We were told when I interviewed on Friday that deferred applicants would be reviewed on the 23rd. I don't think they are reviewing anyone this Friday. Good luck to all of those who are deferred!!
We were told when I interviewed on Friday that deferred applicants would be reviewed on the 23rd. I don't think they are reviewing anyone this Friday. Good luck to all of those who are deferred!!
There's been 2 batches of acceptances since 11/12. I'm really surprised no one on SDN has been accepted since then. Just a random thought..
Also, the admissions office is closed from 12/24 to 1/5, so hopefully we do hear back on the 23rd.
I was accepted this past Wednesday (the 17th) after interviewing on Friday Dec. 12th. I was pleasantly surprised as they told us we would be notified on the 19th, not the 17th.
I hope all of you get the same good news that I got!
i'm sorry mcc5 🙁 But it's better than a rejection/waitlist!For those people on hold, they have updated their site and i found that i am deferred to march, which is most disappointing thing I have experienced so far in the application process(worse than rejection)
i'm sorry mcc5 🙁 But it's better than a rejection/waitlist!
Well, you're right...they don't reject post-interview, but they have deferments and waitlists. I think remaining on the deferred list until March is much better than being waitlisted because 1. you have a chance of being accepted in March 2. If you are waitlisted in March, you're probably higher on the waitlist than those that were waitlisted immediately after their interview.Please don't think I am trying to be rude, as I received the same message, but isn't it essentially a rejection/waitlist? I haven't heard much about students that were rejected post-interview, or students that were waitlisted post-interview. If you guys know something I don't, namely that very few students are deferred and most are accepted (*Please God*) then whew... but I feel like it would make more sense to do the majority of rejection in march rather than in october and december. It kind of stinks, because Michigan was far and away my top choice.
Wow this is such BULL****. I can't believe michigan would push decisions (for some of us) all the way to March, when they told us that we would have a decision by december. Honestly, I agree with you mcc5--I'd rather be rejected. My positive impression of the school is quickly withering.
Please don't think I am trying to be rude, as I received the same message, but isn't it essentially a rejection/waitlist? I haven't heard much about students that were rejected post-interview, or students that were waitlisted post-interview. If you guys know something I don't, namely that very few students are deferred and most are accepted (*Please God*) then whew... but I feel like it would make more sense to do the majority of rejection in march rather than in october and december. It kind of stinks, because Michigan was far and away my top choice.
I wonder if anyone is accepted in Dec. If you didn't interview well and your other stats aren't outlandishly stellar, you may not garner enough points to go into the admit pile. I guess that is what happened to me. The admission process at Michigan is so logical that I think they rarely take personal factor (e.g. in state) into consideration until the very end. At least we have so many people to commiserate with, but if you got in, let us know and congrats to you!
Hey Guys,
So I have a question that I hope some of you will be able to answer honestly. I was just accepted to Weill Cornell in NYC and I am SUPER happy since it's always been one of my dream schools. I have always had a list of 5 schools that I've dreamed of going to and Weill is one of them. My dilemma (and in no way am I saying that this is a "BAD" thing) is that I have an interview scheduled for UMich Med in mid january. I am trying to decide whether or not it is worth going to. What do you guys think? I applied to Michigan because it's an amazing school, but it was never on my top 5. My premed advisor says that I should spend the money and go visit because the school is amazing and it might surprise me. What would you guys do? I want to decide this ASAP so that I can open up an interview slot in case I decide to cancel.
Thanks!
Is anyone's arriving at the Detroit airport on January 8th around 6-7pm and returning to the airport after the interview day on January 9th? It is exponentially cheaper to get a charter from Detroit to Ann Arbor if there are multiple people... I figured I would post here 'just in case' someone has similar travel plans and wants to save some $$. Good luck to everyone.
To clarify, by charter I meant the bus-shuttle service they recommend...
How did other people get to Ann Arbor from Detroit? Any suggestions?
Dude, I would go since UMich is such a good school. The interview day is very different from the other top schools - it is the largest I have been to but also extremely well organized. In addition, the students come in herds to greet you during lunch time. The organization and effiency tell you a lot about a school. Sorry, maybe I am a little bit biased since I am from MichiganHey Guys,
So I have a question that I hope some of you will be able to answer honestly. I was just accepted to Weill Cornell in NYC and I am SUPER happy since it's always been one of my dream schools. I have always had a list of 5 schools that I've dreamed of going to and Weill is one of them. My dilemma (and in no way am I saying that this is a "BAD" thing) is that I have an interview scheduled for UMich Med in mid january. I am trying to decide whether or not it is worth going to. What do you guys think? I applied to Michigan because it's an amazing school, but it was never on my top 5. My premed advisor says that I should spend the money and go visit because the school is amazing and it might surprise me. What would you guys do? I want to decide this ASAP so that I can open up an interview slot in case I decide to cancel.
Thanks!
Dude, I would go since UMich is such a good school. The interview day is very different from the other top schools - it is the largest I have been to but also extremely well organized. In addition, the students come in herds to greet you during lunch time. The organization and effiency tell you a lot about a school. Sorry, maybe I am a little bit biased since I am from Michigan
Me too! Me too!!! I want my fleeceholy crap! i want my fleece... where is it??
Maybe we're not special enough? 🙁no fleece for me still 🙁 , where could it be!