Hey guys,
Anyone send in their fee just before the long weekend?? Hear anything yet?
By this I presume you mean whether we've gotten the LoR email?
I paid on 6/29 and got the "Fee Received" email on 6/30 and I haven't heard anything yet.
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Hey guys,
Anyone send in their fee just before the long weekend?? Hear anything yet?
For everybody worried about the 2 semester OChem lab, I emailed them back because my school only has one semester of a 2 credit OChem lab and no corresponding lab with the second semester of OChem lecture. I responded to the email explaining, and they told me that the one semester lab should suffice and I got a LOR request shortly after.
Hey guys,
Anyone send in their fee just before the long weekend?? Hear anything yet?
LoR Request just received, whew...that was a close one.
Nothing yet here, though with the long weekend, probably won't see any till Tuesday night/Wednesday early morning
LOR request here! Fee received 6/22
Does anyone know when Mayo usually starts inviting for interviews? Seems like a ton of LOR requests have gone out so just curious. 🙂
Does anyone know when Mayo usually starts inviting for interviews? Seems like a ton of LOR requests have gone out so just curious. 🙂
I believe the next step is the confirmation that your LOR have been received. Last year, that was the next e-mail I received
Great, thanks for the info. 👍 Guess we all have some waiting to do then!You're right, my bad. Confirmation last year was mid-July, invites by the end of July.
Has anyone who submitted in June not received an LOR request? Just wondering about the value of the request, as nearly everyone seems to be getting them (everyone being the 15 people posting to this forum).
Has anyone who submitted in June not received an LOR request? Just wondering about the value of the request, as nearly everyone seems to be getting them (everyone being the 15 people posting to this forum).
If it matters, I haven't received a LOR request either with a 3.9 37M fee paid day they sent the email. Cole (aka NickNaylor) didn't get one last year till the 14th of July with a 4.0 40... not sure whether to give up hope or not but i still think its a little early....
Has anyone who submitted in June not received an LOR request? Just wondering about the value of the request, as nearly everyone seems to be getting them (everyone being the 15 people posting to this forum).
I felt pretty special when I received mine, but seeing the deluge of everyone else made me think that Mayo has changed its game plan of only inviting 20% of people past this stage.
I felt pretty special when I received mine, but seeing the deluge of everyone else made me think that Mayo has changed its game plan of only inviting 20% of people past this stage.
Maybe not...there are a lot of exceptional people on SDN.
I understand the desire for anonymity, but I wish you'd all create an MDapp. Just a general idea of everyone's GPA, MCAT and ECs would be helpful for comparative purposes.
I understand the desire for anonymity, but I wish you'd all create an MDapp. Just a general idea of everyone's GPA, MCAT and ECs would be helpful for comparative purposes.

+1. No LOR request here by the way. If I've learned anything from SDN, its that the admissions process is nuts and makes little logical sense. Good luck to everyone!
+1. No LOR request here by the way. If I've learned anything from SDN, its that the admissions process is nuts and makes little logical sense. Good luck to everyone!
You've attended six different schools. I'm very impressed.
Thanks, I think. I was in the military for a while and tried to keep up on my emergency medicine by taking online courses from Western Carolina in emergency medicine, and AMCAS counts military schools as a separate institution, so that's two. I'm also so old thatI had to go back and re-take or take all of the medical school pre-reqs again at another institution. They add up quick when you bounce around a lot. AMCAS credits me with 260+ undergraduate credit hours. I'm pretty sure I could fail a semesters worth of courses and my GPA wouldn't move. Kind of ridiculous, actually.
That's an extraordinary journey. Are you using a health professions scholarship to get you through med school?
I understand the desire for anonymity, but I wish you'd all create an MDapp. Just a general idea of everyone's GPA, MCAT and ECs would be helpful for comparative purposes.
Added my profile # just for you. 😉
I understand the desire for anonymity, but I wish you'd all create an MDapp. Just a general idea of everyone's GPA, MCAT and ECs would be helpful for comparative purposes.
I was hoping to have ignited my first on-line relationship, but this day is filled with disappointment. You married tease.
for those waiting!When I received the "Fee Received" email, it stated, "If your letters are already in AMCAS, there is no further action required on your part. If we wish to access the letters, we will retrieve them directly from AMCAS."
Anyone know if this is the equivalent of a LOR request? Or if they might have accessed my LORs but have not notified me because they were already in?
Thanks
When I received the "Fee Received" email, it stated, "If your letters are already in AMCAS, there is no further action required on your part. If we wish to access the letters, we will retrieve them directly from AMCAS."
Anyone know if this is the equivalent of a LOR request? Or if they might have accessed my LORs but have not notified me because they were already in?
Thanks
When I received the "Fee Received" email, it stated, "If your letters are already in AMCAS, there is no further action required on your part. If we wish to access the letters, we will retrieve them directly from AMCAS."
Anyone know if this is the equivalent of a LOR request? Or if they might have accessed my LORs but have not notified me because they were already in?
Thanks
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