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Just got the acceptance email! LOVE STONY BROOK. Life is so good right now. (interviewed at the end of november so the turnaround was super quick)
ok..........so I have not seen a rejection on this site. pretty quick acceptances but not one rejection or wait list? Is this accurate?
///Received the email late yesterday afternoon. Interviewed 12/8.
In-stater.
received the email late yesterday afternoon. Interviewed 12/8.
In-stater.
Wow I can imagine your anxiety. I interviewed first week of December and am already getting nervous. Especially when someone who interviewed after me already got accepted.I have incredibly anxiety right now. Interviewed mid-late November -___-
i have incredibly anxiety right now. Interviewed mid-late november -___-
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure they're still working. I don't know if it's at a slower pace though.
I'm not sure how it is at this school, but usually turnaround time isn't indicative of your decision. Sometimes it depends largely on the interviewer's schedule and when he is available to present you to the committee.
well, on last years thread no one heard anything from early Dec until Jan 3rd..........and then the waitlist news started coming. I hate to spread gloom but I could not find anyone that interviewed early Dec, (like me), get an acceptance in the new year. I did not look to find out if some of those eventually got off the wait list. It does not look good for the November and early Dec interviewees. It seems the quick turn around means acceptance. For the rest of us, time is not on our side.
i interviewed in mid december '08 and got an acceptance in early january '09.
don't try to predict things according to sdn threads. the only thing you can do right now is send a letter of interest/intent (which i highly recommend if SB is your top choice)....other than that do your best to distract yourself with other things in your life.
WOW Congratulations to both of you. I am happy to have my theory shot down in such a good way. Hopefully more of us will get our stockings filled today!
Interviewing here next Friday. Was wondering if they had pretty much filled up their class yet or if spots are still available?
they definitely have spots left, i had my interview last week and the dean said your chances remain the same whether you interview early on or later in the the cycle. she said that you basically have a 50% chance either way.
Really? I was recently accepted but when I talked to the Dean of admissions, he said that they've already filled much of the class... there are still acceptances but a whole lot less.
For any of the accepted students out there, did you get any confirmation of receiving your acceptance of offer from the office of admissions?
Yeah. I just got the email for confirmations of receiving my acceptance yesterday. It took 2.5 weeks for them to confirm it though.
There are plenty of both. There are many opportunities to volunteer, either medically related or not. In particular, we have SBHOME, which is a student run health clinic for the medically underserved/uninsured. Pre-clinical students have the opportunity to volunteer, and are generally put on triage duty. They then accompany a clinical student while the patient is assessed and meet with the attending to present the patient and formulate a treatment plan. This is a very good way to get some clinical exposure. People can also volunteer at health fairs. There is an exercise program for children through the pediatric cardiology department, and plenty of other volunteer opportunities that I'm just not thinking of at the moment.
There isn't much formal time in a clinic during the first year. During second semester, 1st years are assigned to a preceptor and spend some time in a clinical setting. I believe 2nd years spend a little more time in the clinic than we do. We are frequently encouraged in specialty interest group meetings to throw on our white coats and hang around out on the hospital floor for a few hours to get a taste of that particular specialty, but I have yet to do that 😳.
Congrats on your interview, and good luck! .
How oos friendly is this place? Can anyone give me some insight??
Hey I had a question for you if you don't mind answering. So Stony Brook is very research oriented, especially with that huge donation recently. Do you ever get the feeling that the faculty are very research-oriented and less focused on teaching? I ask because I currently go to a research heavy school and the professors aren't the best teachers as a result because they only care about their research. It is something I'd really like to avoid. Any insight would be great, thanks.
when were you complete ?
stats ?
IS or OOS ?
Hey I had a question for you if you don't mind answering. So Stony Brook is very research oriented, especially with that huge donation recently. Do you ever get the feeling that the faculty are very research-oriented and less focused on teaching? I ask because I currently go to a research heavy school and the professors aren't the best teachers as a result because they only care about their research. It is something I'd really like to avoid. Any insight would be great, thanks.
i'm really hoping for an interview here and sent an update letter of interest a while ago, but got no reply back saying that they'll got/put it in my file, etc.
is this standard and i should just assume they processed it?😕
i'm really hoping for an interview here and sent an update letter of interest a while ago, but got no reply back saying that they'll got/put it in my file, etc.
is this standard and i should just assume they processed it?😕
i interviewed in mid december '08 and got an acceptance in early january '09.
don't try to predict things according to sdn threads. the only thing you can do right now is send a letter of interest/intent (which i highly recommend if SB is your top choice)....other than that do your best to distract yourself with other things in your life.