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There was an issue with mine and they weren't shy about letting me know. This was all before I had my interview though.
having trouble with my sixth letter...
FAIL
I volunteered at a hospital so can this fulfill both the volunteer service and patient exposure categories?
Also, under research it asks if your study was published. Mine were published as abstracts but it's only yes/no. should i just say no?
Not a whole lot going on in the Utah thread . . . I am wondering your thoughts on the new curriculum, for those of you have interviewed, are currently attending, planning to interview etc. It looks like a great idea, but I'm wondering about they systems-based approach in general and how successful it will be right off the bat since they have done it so differently until now. Maybe only time will tell.
Question... did anyone else receive that email about research opportunities at the U? It was sent last week and said to contact Janet bennett if you were interested in doing research while in med school.
I received the research email too, and know several others who also received it. We were wondering if they haven't received many MD/PhD applications this year and they're trying to create a larger applicant pool. Or maybe this is something they always send to interviewing applicants simply to make us aware of the opportunities available.
non-rolling admissions is good if you apply late but maddening for those that applied early and interviewed early.
The MS1s from this year said they were trying to get admin to change the weekly quizzes from Monday to Friday; so hopefully that'll happen ( & I'm there to see it). From the students I talked to, they also aid they liked the new curriculum (not that they had anything to compare too). I really underestimated the med school. New buildings, nice faculty, and a seemingly decent curriculum. They're on my top 5 list.
By quizzes do you mean Monday exams? I heard quizzes aren't graded heavily...
When I interviewed last week they said that most people would be accepted in late March, but that there was a chance that you could be accepted earlier. The admissions lady said that so far, they have accepted 6 people.
I wonder who those lucky 6 are and what they did to get in this early?
Anybody complete on the 15th of October or later and have an interview?
I was completed just days before you and I am interviewing later this month. I'm not sure how they are awarding interviews but I do know that there were many people who applied before me who had just barely received interviews recently. You'll probably get the invite very soon. You interned for President Young, so I'm pretty sure I ran into you many times. Jane at the clinic pointed you out and I believe you are friends with Katie. Good luck to you!![]()
I'm sure that bling was referring to the Monday exams, not quizzes. Do they even have quizzes? I've only heard of the weekly exams on Mondays. On another note, has anyone heard of anyone receiving an acceptance yet? When I interviewed they told us that they would likely start accepting in late October or early November.
This thread has fallen off the map. Anyone been accepted yet?
Not to start a rumor or anything, but is it possible that the cap size might be returning to 102 next year? Samuelson has said they have to get an extra 10 million in funding each year in order for that to happen. BUT, I heard someone else on the admissions board recently say that "it's all up to the dean" and that "they simply can't keep it at 82." I don't know which dean he was referring to (Betz, Bjorkman or Samuelson) but it gives me some hope (maybe false hope). Anyone else heard anything?
The U only has one financial source left and that is from the state. Unless they raise taxes, there is no way they will get funding. Here's hoping for a good legislative session in the spring.
A friend of mine works for the medical school and has been told to "prepare for 120 students" for the next incoming class. I don't know if this will happen, but that's what I hear. I'm still curious why the 20 spots were cut across the board; since it is a state funded school I would have thought any cuts would come from the OOS spots. No one asked me though 🙂
By the next incoming class, is that the class that would start in Aug 2010 (us interviewing now) or the class after that?
Please let it be us!
I highly doubt it will be this year.
Does anyone know the deadline for getting one's AMCAS app (and secondary if offered) into Utah? I was just turned on to U Utah by a Salt Lake City friend and would love to apply if not too late. It was hard to find any sort of dates/deadlines on the website...
AMCAS needed to be submitted by 1 Nov for Utah.
Their website states:
Applications must be submitted to AMCAS between June 1 and November 1 at 12:00 Midnight, Eastern Standard Time.
I read this as "you must have your AMCAS application complete by November 1", but it is hard to tell when the deadline is for the app to go from AMCAS-->Utah.