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Can I withdraw even though I never applied?
Can I withdraw even though I never applied?
Dear NYU School of Medicine Admissions,
Although I never applied to your program, I would like to withdraw any intentions I ever had of applying on the basis that you would not have rejected my application in a timely manner if I had applied.
Sincerely,
Hotshy
Dear NYU School of Medicine Admissions,
Although I never applied to your program, I would like to withdraw any intentions I ever had of applying on the basis that you would not have rejected my application in a timely manner if I had applied.
Sincerely,
Hotshy
So has anyone heard anything (for themselves or from others) about whether any acceptances have been issued since the initial wave back in December?
Also, does anyone know how long they gave the people, who were accepted back in Dec, to make a decision?
One week
I was accepted in December and given two weeks to pay the deposit to hold my spot.
I got an acceptance call today! I interviewed in mid-January for those who are curious. Good luck to everyone.
I got an acceptance call today! I interviewed in mid-January for those who are curious. Good luck to everyone.
Congratulations! So there goes the theory that if you interview in January, it is for a wait list spot.Just got the acceptance call from the Dean.
Interviewed mid-jan.
to everyone still waiting
Congratulations! So there goes the theory that if you interview in January, it is for a wait list spot.
I got an acceptance call today! I interviewed in mid-January for those who are curious. Good luck to everyone.
Same here 🙁I interviewed at the LAST possible date, and by checking my status I discovered I was rejected outright. 🙁 I think this means they've made most of their decisions already, so everyone who hasn't already should check the site.
The website: http://tools.med.nyu.edu/amcassupp/
waitlisted too. interviewed mid-november.Just checked my status. Waitlisted. Interviewed mid-November, and my status hadn't changed until recently. So everyone should check! I'm going to withdraw though, I have an acceptance elsewhere. Congrats to everyone accepted so far and good luck to everyone else!![]()
I just got rejected via email pre-interview.
Has anyone been rejected post-interview or do they just waitlist everyone that isn't accepted?
Yes, I just checked my status and it said rejected. I interviewed during the first week of NovemberHas anyone been rejected post-interview or do they just waitlist everyone that isn't accepted?
Yes, I just checked my status and it said rejected. I interviewed during the first week of November
a few people posted post-interview rejections above.
Does anyone have an idea of the breakdown of acceptance:rejections:waitlists post-interview?
(i was placed on the wait list, but i am just curious)
2 years ago a few got accepted around March 22nd. 3 years ago a few got accepted early May. This info is just from old threads.Is there any precedent of accepting students off the waitlist before May?
Waitlisted. 🙁
Can't say I had the best interview experience here. My interviewer asked me two questions: How old are you and how many siblings do you have. The rest of the "interview" consisted of him holding an extended one-sided conversation whose topic of discussion ranged from the Cleveland Lerner Clinic to ancient British history to aliens, back to Cleveland Lerner Clinic to a random woman named Nancy and how hilarious she was, to suicide rates at Columbia back in his day, then back to Cleveland Lerner Clinic. I don't believe NYU was mentioned once! There were no transitions between any of these topics, no segues to speak of. It was just a mish-mash of whatever thoughts took form in his head. Finally, he thanked me for coming in to interview. I was shocked. It was a surreal experience and I fully expected a camera crew to rush in and yell, "Surprise! Okay, now on to your real interview!" But there was no other interview....
The only questions asked of me after the initial two were rhetorical, so they were just questions to set up his next topic of conversation. I wanted to fill out the survey that NYU sent after the interview but my interviewer's name wasn't even on the list to choose from! What the heck!?
Oh well. I really did love NYU.
I'll keep hope alive. Good luck to fellow waitlisters out there!