2011-2012 Dartmouth Application Thread
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Yes, I believe it's May 4-5. I don't know much else about it, though.
Nothing on my end... 🙁 No one who interviewed late January/early February has reported acceptances which is quite strange. This was one of my best interviews...
It's not looking good sigh 🙁
It's not looking good sigh 🙁
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Most of the decisions were sent last year at the very end of March and the beginning of April, so hang in there, guys!
Congrats, pirung1 and Cinclus! You should check out the Fbook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/401524006530184/
Hey,
I was accepted to Dartmouth in early February and am strongly considering coming here. I was wondering if any current med students could address the fact that the M1 year consists of a bunch of quizzes given on Mondays and whether that interferes with any potential weekend plans? I was hoping to spend some weekends traveling to visit my family and my boyfriend, so I was just wondering if these plans would be affected significantly by the Monday quizzes.
Thanks in advance!
I was accepted to Dartmouth in early February and am strongly considering coming here. I was wondering if any current med students could address the fact that the M1 year consists of a bunch of quizzes given on Mondays and whether that interferes with any potential weekend plans? I was hoping to spend some weekends traveling to visit my family and my boyfriend, so I was just wondering if these plans would be affected significantly by the Monday quizzes.
Thanks in advance!
To any of the current students hanging around here: where do most DMS students end up living? Is there any one area where you would say a majority end up, at least first year? I'd like to end up living near other students, obviously, and I think i'd prefer Hanover, but it's also ~twice the price of surrounding towns...
Also, how/when in the year do people set up living situations/find roommates/sign leases?
Also, how/when in the year do people set up living situations/find roommates/sign leases?
There are two graduate apartment complexes where many of the first years end up. North Park is right across the street from the med school, but tends to be pretty expensive. Sachem Village is about a mile and a half south of campus, but is quite a bit cheaper (maybe $550-700 per person depending on the apt). There are also a variety of private housing opportunities around Hanover/West Lebanon, etc.
I think I remember setting up housing around May of last year. Quite a few students end up posting in the Facebook group when looking for roommates for the coming year.
To answer your question Catiness, the weekend planning is ultimately up to you. It's certainly possible to finish studying early for a quiz.
I think I remember setting up housing around May of last year. Quite a few students end up posting in the Facebook group when looking for roommates for the coming year.
To answer your question Catiness, the weekend planning is ultimately up to you. It's certainly possible to finish studying early for a quiz.
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The quizzes are every 2-3 weeks, so you have quite a few weekends when you don't have Monday quizzes to worry about. I wouldn't plan on doing anything on the weekends right before the quizzes because you'll be very busy studying.
Second year is much, much better when it comes to free time. My (now) wife (then girlfriend) went to med school 5 hours away and we saw each other quite a bit during my second year.
me too. i was interviewed on the 28th of Feb.
Congrats. When did you interview Zed?
on the 28th of Feb. 🙂
Congrats to Zed and Finches.
Congrats to the new acceptees! 🙂
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I think the last interview day is Mar 20.
There are interviews this Thursday.
I apologize for my error. It seems the bulk of decisions won't be made until sometime in April, possibly mid to late April.
Did you call admissions to find out this information, I was thinking of calling to ask... I interviewed in December and am feeling quite nervous.
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I pdf'ed mine and then emailed. They took it.
Email joan, the admission lady. She is the nicest! I also emailed mine (with update) to mr welsh. I have a feeling that update letters are taken very seriously there. I emailed a lot of those.
I got that from this thread. Apparently that was the pattern last year.
Wow they have already started notifying people about being on a waitlist? If so, when did you find out?
Best of luck!
I found out I was WL just a few weeks after my interview in Feb. Not too sure exactly what to make out of it, I guess I'm exactly in the middle of their list?
First of all, I am very very sorry for the wait list placement. 🙁 Hold on tight May 15th in coming soon! It's almost April! May I inquire when you interviewed and when did you hear back?
Well, it was a tough thing to do, but I have declined my offer of acceptance at Dartmouth. I hope it goes to someone waiting to hear back or someone waiting on the waitlist. Best of luck to all of you!
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Curious as to how you found out you were wait listed. Did you get an email notification when you were wait listed?
Yes, from the Director of Admissions...
How soon after you interviewed?
I interviewed in mid september and found out in late january
Interviewed late Feb, received WL email 3/19
Anyone know how well DMS students match? I tried looking for their match list but couldn't find it. It would be interesting to see how they do considering the school appears to have a really nice step 1 average (236-240, I think).
Dartmouth 2012 match results
Anesthesiology
Harvard MGH
Harvard MGH
Harvard BWH
UCSF
Cornell
Northwestern
Dermatology
Harvard MGH
Emergency Medicine
UCLA
Dartmouth
Nevada
Family Medicine
UWashington Boise
Tufts
Rochester
General Surgery
UC Davis
Internal Medicine
Yale
Harvard - BWH
Yale
Duke
UCSF/DMS CA Pacific
UChicago
UWashington
UToronto
Dartmouth
Case Western
Boston U
UC Irvine
U Mass
Colorado
Tufts
Stonybrook
Hofstra
Minnesota
Internal Medicine Primary
Harvard Mt. Auburn
Dartmouth
NYU
Neurology
Harvard - BWH
Neurosurgery
Harvard BWH
OB/GYN
Johns Hopkins
UPenn
Duke
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ophthalmology
UPenn
Harvard
UT San Antonio
SUNY Buffalo
Orthopaedic Surgery
Dartmouth
Minnesota
Pathology
UCSF
Maryland
Pediatrics
Harvard Childrens
Duke
UCSD
Utah
Utah
Plastic Surgery
UTSW
Psychiatry
Harvard Cambridge
Dartmouth
Radiation Oncology
UCSD
Hofstra
Radiology
Stanford
Columbia
Harvard Mt. Auburn
Thomas Jefferson
Transitional
Navy San Diego
Urology
UConn
Anesthesiology
Harvard MGH
Harvard MGH
Harvard BWH
UCSF
Cornell
Northwestern
Dermatology
Harvard MGH
Emergency Medicine
UCLA
Dartmouth
Nevada
Family Medicine
UWashington Boise
Tufts
Rochester
General Surgery
UC Davis
Internal Medicine
Yale
Harvard - BWH
Yale
Duke
UCSF/DMS CA Pacific
UChicago
UWashington
UToronto
Dartmouth
Case Western
Boston U
UC Irvine
U Mass
Colorado
Tufts
Stonybrook
Hofstra
Minnesota
Internal Medicine Primary
Harvard Mt. Auburn
Dartmouth
NYU
Neurology
Harvard - BWH
Neurosurgery
Harvard BWH
OB/GYN
Johns Hopkins
UPenn
Duke
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ophthalmology
UPenn
Harvard
UT San Antonio
SUNY Buffalo
Orthopaedic Surgery
Dartmouth
Minnesota
Pathology
UCSF
Maryland
Pediatrics
Harvard Childrens
Duke
UCSD
Utah
Utah
Plastic Surgery
UTSW
Psychiatry
Harvard Cambridge
Dartmouth
Radiation Oncology
UCSD
Hofstra
Radiology
Stanford
Columbia
Harvard Mt. Auburn
Thomas Jefferson
Transitional
Navy San Diego
Urology
UConn
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