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Based on last year's thread there were 3 waves that got in from the waitlist. May 1-15, May 16-31, and it all wrapped up by June 15 or so.........
Thanks for that, its some good info 🙂
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Based on last year's thread there were 3 waves that got in from the waitlist. May 1-15, May 16-31, and it all wrapped up by June 15 or so.........
Based on last year's thread there were 3 waves that got in from the waitlist. May 1-15, May 16-31, and it all wrapped up by June 15 or so.........
My estimate is:
36-40 head movement
Has anyone gotten off the "continuing candidates" list yet?
Good luck everyone![]()
That is the name of Temple's waitlist.Sorry if this question has been answered before, but is continuing candidates list just the same as the waitlist? I know some schools differentiate their waitlist into continuing candidate, waitlist, or alternate lists. Is there a difference between the two or are they one in the same?
withdrew today, hope someone here gets my spot!
Thanks Agent, we will take it!
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Any idea when people will start to hear back from the waitlist now that the 15th has passed?
Has anyone been able to find out where on the waitlist they stand? Is that even possible with Temple... i tried over the phone. Fail! 😎 Good luck everyone!![]()
I heard from previous years that people were able to find that out. I tried via phone but I failed as well. I sent an email to medadmissions, hopefully they give me an answer.
Does anyone know how many people are on the continuing candidates list?
Does Temple reject applicants post interview?
I just haven't seen anyone post about it, perhaps too disappointed to post, i guess.
Just trying to figure out if I have a realistical shot at getting in...
You know what, I see your point now aabb. I thought plenty of people were getting rejected pre- and post-interview but now that I look closely at the thread, not 1 person has posted a post-interview rejection. Lots of pre-interview rejections and rejections without indicators. What this means is that the wait list might be the entire 7-8% of the applicant pool they interviewed. Lets look to this information then, from Eduers.com:
Fall 2007 Admissions Statistics
Total admissions data 9890 applied, 817 interviewed, 539 were accepted, 178 enrolled
In-state admissions data 1110 applied, 218 interviewed, 187 were accepted, 77 enrolled
Out-state admissions data 8780 applied, 599 interviewed, 352 were accepted, 101 enrolled
Women admissions data 4891 applied, 403 interviewed, 294 were accepted, 82 enrolled
Minor admissions data 4252 applied, 351 interviewed, 231 were accepted, 69 enrolled
International admissions data 71 applied, 0 interviewed, 0 were accepted, 0 enrolled
According to this data (yes 2007 was a while ago, but its all I've got), if you're in-state, you've got a 187 / 218 = 85.8% chance of getting in after interview, including the waitlist. Likewise, if you're out of state (like me), you've got a 352 / 599 = 58.8% chance.
Now, thats before they dished out the first acceptances, which I am assuming are exactly the number of spots available in the class. For approximate numbers, we can just take the 77 for spots given to in-state and the 101 for spots given to out of state and subtract them from the equation since they are already gone. This means there are 110 spots left for in-staters and 141 in-staters left on the wait list, so 110 / 141 = 78.0% chance of acceptance. Likewise, there are 251 spots left for out-of-staters and 498 out-of-staters left on the wait list, so 251 / 498 = 50.4% chance of acceptance.
So, there you have it. Sorry if I bored you 😴. Assuming some things (which are probably not correct to assume) and manipulating some numbers (which may indeed be the wrong numbers), we see that if you're on the wait list right now if you're in-state you have a 78% chance of coming off and if you're out-of-state you have a 50.4% chance of coming off. That's a realistic chance if I ever saw one.
Please, someone poke some holes in this or I'll likely consider it true.![]()
You know what, I see your point now aabb. I thought plenty of people were getting rejected pre- and post-interview but now that I look closely at the thread, not 1 person has posted a post-interview rejection. Lots of pre-interview rejections and rejections without indicators. What this means is that the wait list might be the entire 7-8% of the applicant pool they interviewed. Lets look to this information then, from Eduers.com:
Fall 2007 Admissions Statistics
Total admissions data 9890 applied, 817 interviewed, 539 were accepted, 178 enrolled
In-state admissions data 1110 applied, 218 interviewed, 187 were accepted, 77 enrolled
Out-state admissions data 8780 applied, 599 interviewed, 352 were accepted, 101 enrolled
Women admissions data 4891 applied, 403 interviewed, 294 were accepted, 82 enrolled
Minor admissions data 4252 applied, 351 interviewed, 231 were accepted, 69 enrolled
International admissions data 71 applied, 0 interviewed, 0 were accepted, 0 enrolled
According to this data (yes 2007 was a while ago, but its all I've got), if you're in-state, you've got a 187 / 218 = 85.8% chance of getting in after interview, including the waitlist. Likewise, if you're out of state (like me), you've got a 352 / 599 = 58.8% chance.
Now, thats before they dished out the first acceptances, which I am assuming are exactly the number of spots available in the class. For approximate numbers, we can just take the 77 for spots given to in-state and the 101 for spots given to out of state and subtract them from the equation since they are already gone. This means there are 110 spots left for in-staters and 141 in-staters left on the wait list, so 110 / 141 = 78.0% chance of acceptance. Likewise, there are 251 spots left for out-of-staters and 498 out-of-staters left on the wait list, so 251 / 498 = 50.4% chance of acceptance.
So, there you have it. Sorry if I bored you 😴. Assuming some things (which are probably not correct to assume) and manipulating some numbers (which may indeed be the wrong numbers), we see that if you're on the wait list right now if you're in-state you have a 78% chance of coming off and if you're out-of-state you have a 50.4% chance of coming off. That's a realistic chance if I ever saw one.
Please, someone poke some holes in this or I'll likely consider it true.![]()
It's officially the "end of the week"! Anyone hear anything?
Hey guys I am new to SDN...I have been away doing a fellowship in Western Africa and I havent been recieving any communication from Temple after I was accepted since I do not have continuous internet or mail access...Is there anything that we are required to do before we matriculate in August? Do we have to take any drug test? How about a physical? It would be helpful if current students could let me know for sure so I can take care of whatever needs to be done before I head back.
did temple overfill their class or something? how has the waitlist not moved...
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quick question...do they accept people off the waitlist that already have been accepted other places before may 15th?
No......I think that the waitlist is just not moving. Theres only going to be a few lucky waitlisters that get accepted.