How long did it take Ms. Walk to respond to your email?
A couple of days (2-4).... But, I was waitlisted last year, and I sent her update emails for the better part of 6-months so she kinda knew who I was....
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How long did it take Ms. Walk to respond to your email?
A couple of days (2-4).... But, I was waitlisted last year, and I sent her update emails for the better part of 6-months so she kinda knew who I was....
Hey DoctorDang!
My email was titled LOI with name and AMCAS ID# for easy referencing. The email was roughly four paragraphs; contained a brief introduction of myself (credentials) but mostly about why i want to go to Howard.
Hope this helps!
Hey were your paragraphs long or short? I feel like mine are kind of long should I heavily condense?
It is completely up to you. Personally, I think the ultimate goal is to be clear and succinct so that your reader understands they key point(s) in each paragraph without having to dig for it.. makes sense? Mine were 3-4 sentences cause I am a pretty straightforward person. Your personality should come through in some way in your letter. Good luck! 🙂
Beeweew did you hear anything from Ms. Walk yet? : '[



No, DoctorDang, Haven't heard anything back and it's driving me crazy!! But I'm about to send the update e-mail so I'm keeping my fingers crossed![]()
So, where are the best places to live in DC?
i've heard good things about columbia heights and the area right behind howard. most people i've talked to mentioned silver springs, which is in maryland but more affordable than living inside DC and you can take the train to school. i'm probably going to do this.
i've heard good things about columbia heights and the area right behind howard. most people i've talked to mentioned silver springs, which is in maryland but more affordable than living inside DC and you can take the train to school. i'm probably going to do this.
I live around DC as well and Columbia Heights, although very close to HU, is gonna be pricey. I'm sure there are other alternatives in DC because Silver Spring is going to be too far for you since you have to change trains to get to HU and it's not even that close. Try student housing options or other neighborhoods that are up and coming like around the Eastern Market metro stop or even Anacostia... Someone just mentioned Mount Pleasant to me but I'm not sure where that is so correct me if I'm wrong😕. Good luck finding something!
Congrats Cmaster! Good luck on both those DC interviews.
Thanks a million Beeweew (have you heard anything yet?) and OBEAHDOCTOR (how you gonna tell us that the 70 bus is like tales from hood then tell us not to be scurred of Anacostia? hahaha).
Interview invite for Dec. 15; completed Dec. 6th.... gluck to everyone. I submitted my sec. really late so there is still hope out the for people that have yet to hear anything back.... email and call as often as you can
Congrats Cmaster! Good luck on both those DC interviews.
Thanks a million Beeweew (have you heard anything yet?) and OBEAHDOCTOR (how you gonna tell us that the 70 bus is like tales from hood then tell us not to be scurred of Anacostia? hahaha).
Wow!! Cmaster, you heard back the day you completed??
Yea... and No... there was an processing error so i didnt receive a email when my app was complete.

Congrats DoctorDang!!omg you guys!!! I got an interview invite!!! just now!! I am so happy!! jumping up and down now 😀
I chose January 12th!!![]()
Thank you Goober11 and Beeweew! 😀
Beeweew, I don't know if I have any tips, but one thing I did often was that I checked in with the Howard Office from time to time, and also with Ms. Walk. They are all very nice! Hope that helps!
By the way Beeweew, if you get an interview invite! I hope we interview the same day!!!! 🙂
Congrats DoctorDang!!
When I flew out, Virgin America had the cheapest direct flight. $240 round trip. Let me know if you have any questions about the interview.
I would love that! Pray that I get an Interview invite!!! So happy for you 😍!
I just looked up and Southwest offers $119 (not round trip) so for round trip that'll be about $238! Very close to your price so I think i'll take that 🙂
by the way cantgiveup, what can I do to prepare? I heard that you have to fill something out at the interview, how do I prepare for that?
omg you guys!!! I got an interview invite!!! just now!! I am so happy!! jumping up and down now 😀
I chose January 12th!!![]()
omg you guys!!! I got an interview invite!!! just now!! I am so happy!! jumping up and down now 😀
I chose January 12th!!![]()
Good luck!!Congrats man!!! there no one on this forum more deserving... your interview invite makes me feel better about mine and the prospect of being classmate in the future... Gluck, hope everything goes well

Interview invite for Dec. 15; completed Dec. 6th.... gluck to everyone. I submitted my sec. really late so there is still hope out the for people that have yet to hear anything back.... email and call as often as you can
Can someone please expand more on the questionaire/essay that we fill out on the morning of interviews? I just want to understand more about what we are required to do
Gracias!
Can someone please expand more on the questionaire/essay that we fill out on the morning of interviews? I just want to understand more about what we are required to do
Gracias!
Congratulations to everyone who got interviews/was accepted.
My question is thus: I was complete WAY back in 10/5, and I still haven't heard anything. Are LOIs an avenue I should explore (I REALLY like Howard. Like, A LOT), or should I just be patient and try to wait it out?
Did you call or send any updates before you got an interview?
Congratulations to everyone who got interviews/was accepted.
My question is thus: I was complete WAY back in 10/5, and I still haven't heard anything. Are LOIs an avenue I should explore (I REALLY like Howard. Like, A LOT), or should I just be patient and try to wait it out?
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