So when do interview invites start going out for those of us that did not submit EDP?
My interview lasted an hour, with the first half being "typical" interview questions/topics and the second half being all about healthcare reform. I would have rather discussed some other subject, but hey, you play the cards you're dealt.To anyone who has had an interview this year, did they ask you questions regarding health care reform? I have tried to be somewhat knowledgeable about the issue but there are so many versions of stories that it is difficult to really know what is going on, so I am very afraid of sounding dumb. haha
To anyone who has had an interview this year, did they ask you questions regarding health care reform? I have tried to be somewhat knowledgeable about the issue but there are so many versions of stories that it is difficult to really know what is going on, so I am very afraid of sounding dumb. haha
Are people still getting interview invites for EDP?
fahimaz7
You seem to be pretty well informed. Any idea when those of us who have interviewed will hear anything definitive? Thanks!
They have renovated an old building to be state-of-the-art, and are also hiring people to be primarily "educators", as opposed to the doctor-teachers found at MCG Augusta. This doesn't necessarily mean you'll be better taught at either of the campuses, just that they're looking to make Athens function more along the lines of a small class-sized school, since that will ultimately be what it is.What would be the advantage of being at the Athens campus? Newer facilities, I guess? I wonder which campus will be more sought after.
I hope not...For regular applicants, do we have to send documents showing proof of residency for our application to be complete?
For regular applicants, do we have to send documents showing proof of residency for our application to be complete?
Part III: Georgia Residency/Citizenship Information - If you indicated on your AMCAS application that you are a resident of Georgia, you must complete Part III, Georgia Residency Information. A Residency ruling must be made before your application can be processed.
requested document(s)
evidence of the following documentation will assist us in determining whether you qualify for in-state tuition: Although submission of these documents is optional, not providing sufficient documents may hinder the decision process for determining your residency status for tuition purposes.
- copy of georgia drivers license or georgia id card of you, sponsoring parent/legal guardian or spouse (required)
- copy of voter registration card
- copy of georgia income tax return (applicant, parents/legal guardian, spouse)
- birth certificate
- permanent resident alien card (i-551) (copy of both front and back of card are needed) (required if applicable)
- copy of visa (original document must be verified by the admissions office staff before matriculation.)
- marriage license
- court papers issuing guardianship
- georgia income tax return (applicant, parents/legal guardian, spouse)
- copy of form dd-2058 (required if military)
- copy of military orders
- georgia drivers license or id card (applicant, parents/legal guardian, or spouse)
- parent or legal guardian moving to georgia because of employment
(letter from parents or guardians employer stating reason for moving to georgia. Must be on company letterhead.)
*note: The admissions office reserves the right to request additional documents as deemed necessary. (please do not submit original documents, as they will not be returned to you.)
I called them a while back asking about the "optional" paperworkI just spoke with the admissions office--she told me to send them as many of the listed documents as I can, as this is how they confirm your GA residency.
For those who may have passed over the list without realizing it, it can be found under the Tuition Spouse section of the secondary application.
When I interviewed, the number thrown around was "175ish", and I believe last year the number was around "205ish"Anyone have any idea how many people applied EDP this cycle? I heard a rumor that it was much less than what applied last year but that may be false.
..STILL haven't received the secondary..?? Verified wayy back in early July. I'm an reg decision applicant.. out of state. Anybody else having this issue? This is my last secondary to complete..
Easiest way to find out/help retain your sanity is to call and ask politely about the status of your application, or better yet the status of secondaries being sent to OOS applicants. Seeing as how MCG can only accept 5% OOS, it may come as no surprise if they delay in sending them out...STILL haven't received the secondary..?? Verified wayy back in early July. I'm an reg decision applicant.. out of state. Anybody else having this issue? This is my last secondary to complete..
Same here
Interview invite!
Regular decision, secondary submitted 8/12, interview date 10/12
Do any of you regular decision applicants who got interviews mind sharing your stats??
What are the secondary questions? How likely is someone to get accepted if they have no ties to Georgia?
I'm sure fahimaz won't mind if I quote him from an earlier post concerning the secondary questions--I don't think they'd kick him out of med school for it ... that's not to say these are exactly correct, but they're very similarWhere do you see yourself in practice (location and specialty) as well as "is there anything else you would like for us to know".
They might have changed it.. no clue. Either way, it's nothing tricky.
Can anyone answer the following:
If I submit a committee letter which contains several other letters of recommendations, do I still need to have 2 other personal reference letters? Or is the committee letter packet enough?
Thanks!
You still need two other personal letters of recommendation. One should be from a doctor or someone in the medical field and the other from someone not related to you (probably also preferred from a medical professional).
This is not true. I asked MCG and they told me that if I have 2 individual letters from professors attached to the committee letter, then no additional letters are required. They just want me to email a list of professor names. Since I got an interview here, that means my LOR requirement was met.
Parks,
I thought the same thing, and I called why my application was not complete. Even though I had 3-4 letters from professors, they still wanted 2 more letters outside of your committee letters.
I would highly recommend you obtain a personal letter (not a professor but a community member that knows you very well that can talk about your character and personality) and a letter from a physician.
I called them a while back asking about the "optional" paperwork
So if we got an email saying they're missing GA residency docs, we should send some "optional" documents? Or do we need to send the notarized affidavit from the secondary (from "resources" under "read me")?