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🙁 I'm sorry! What were your stats like?
rejected today. 28 3.6
Complete in mid August, In state, 3.6/29Q (Placed on hold today)
rejected today. 28 3.6
Screw state for putting me on hold, their medical school is inferior anyways. I've heard from faculty at state that their DO school is better than their medical school... LOL
32M, 3.9, MI Resident
Complete on 8/10
That's just odd. Good letters? ECs? Could be anything really. You'll have better luck at other schools with those stats. Good luck!!!!![]()
on hold or actual reject?
Screw state for putting me on hold, their medical school is inferior anyways. I've heard from faculty at state that their DO school is better than their medical school... LOL
Why would you apply then? 😕
As codeblu said, this just makes MSU look correct in their rejection.
No news so far here
Screw state for putting me on hold, their medical school is inferior anyways. I've heard from faculty at state that their DO school is better than their medical school... LOL
You sound bitter. Maybe COM will take you instead =D.
Screw state for putting me on hold, their medical school is inferior anyways. I've heard from faculty at state that their DO school is better than their medical school... LOL
Actual reject. In state
Feels like this entire cycle I've been playing catch up because i took my MCAT late (mid August). My app has been complete for only about a week here. I am just curious about how negatively my app will be affected by all this lateness. Any feedback would be much welcomed
A lot of people have tried to roast me for being "too critical" of Michigan State. All that I did was say something that I heard (that their DO program is actually better than their MD program). And no, I didn't apply to any DO schools this cycle. I'm just a little upset because both my IS schools that are supposed to be relatively easy to get into (Wayne State and Michigan State) have essentially rejected me, even though my stats are well within their ranges and my ECs are stellar. I've already heard from two OOS schools about interviews and both of them are better programs than State and Wayne. This whole process really is a crapshoot.
So they sent an e-mail for post interview candidates outlining when decisions will be made...
Here is the list...
2011-2012 Admission Decisions Release Dates
10/1/11 (EDP ONLY)
10/15/11
10/19/11
11/02/11
11/16/11
12/07/11
12/14/11
12/21/11
1/18/12
2/01/12
2/08/12
2/22/12
2/29/12
3/14/12
3/28/12
4/04/12
4/18/12
4/25/12
Yikes! These dates are going to start a whole new cycle of obsessive neuroticism on this thread..![]()
Come onnnnnn October 15th!!!!!!!
Are they going to do it through email or snail mail?
Screw state for putting me on hold, their medical school is inferior anyways. I've heard from faculty at state that their DO school is better than their medical school... LOL
So they sent an e-mail for post interview candidates outlining when decisions will be made...
Here is the list...
2011-2012 Admission Decisions Release Dates
10/1/11 (EDP ONLY)
10/15/11
10/19/11
11/02/11
11/16/11
12/07/11
12/14/11
12/21/11
1/18/12
2/01/12
2/08/12
2/22/12
2/29/12
3/14/12
3/28/12
4/04/12
4/18/12
4/25/12
Hey,
I was EDP and got my call the 27th at 830 by dr. maurer.. Not sure how accurate their dates are but just an FYI.
How does MSU feel about pre-interview update letters?
A lot of people have tried to roast me for being "too critical" of Michigan State. All that I did was say something that I heard (that their DO program is actually better than their MD program). And no, I didn't apply to any DO schools this cycle. I'm just a little upset because both my IS schools that are supposed to be relatively easy to get into (Wayne State and Michigan State) have essentially rejected me, even though my stats are well within their ranges and my ECs are stellar. I've already heard from two OOS schools about interviews and both of them are better programs than State and Wayne. This whole process really is a crapshoot.
Hey,
I was EDP and got my call the 27th at 830 by dr. maurer.. Not sure how accurate their dates are but just an FYI.
Congrats =D. See you next year if you end up at GR!
Which campus do you like better? GR or EL?
I interviewed at EL, but personally prefer GR. I prefer the actually city and also the facilities here. However EL has its pros as well. For example, it's much more of a hassle to get to football games from GR! Also, only about 1/4 of our lectures actually happen live here in GR. The rest are broadcast from EL. So if you prefer live lectures, EL may be a better fit for you.
You will get the exact same education at either campus. However, I also love the fact that secchia is right in the heart of the medical buildings here in GR. Walking past the children's hospital, the cancer pavilion and the heart center every day on my way to class reminds me why I'm here.
If you are admitted I would recommend checking out both campuses.
Oh wise PlayUltimate, I have an interview at MSU at the East Lansing site, but I don't know the area and need to get to the airport at Grand Rapids (GRR) after my interview. Is there an Amtrak nearby (East Lansing), and is the station safe at night?
Oh wise PlayUltimate, I have an interview at MSU at the East Lansing site, but I don't know the area and need to get to the airport at Grand Rapids (GRR) after my interview. Is there an Amtrak nearby (East Lansing), and is the station safe at night?
Sorry for the questions, but I've been mugged before (and I was playing it safe so go fig...) and have been at gunpoint. Don't want to go through that again, especially in an unfamiliar area...
The amtrak station is actually along the campus border.. But busses 20 and 39 do pass by it from campus. The only problem is that you would have to walk to the bus station from where you interview which is about a 20 min walk or so. So walking to the amtrak station might be better despite the distance.. Also, yes it's safe at night.
Oh wise PlayUltimate, I have an interview at MSU at the East Lansing site, but I don't know the area and need to get to the airport at Grand Rapids (GRR) after my interview. Is there an Amtrak nearby (East Lansing), and is the station safe at night?
Sorry for the questions, but I've been mugged before (and I was playing it safe so go fig...) and have been at gunpoint. Don't want to go through that again, especially in an unfamiliar area...
Does anyone know what percentage of the people who are interviewed are accepted to the medical school?
In state: 349 interviewed, 266 accepted, 157 matriculated
Out of state: 145 interviewed, 101 accepted, 45 matriculated