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when did you interview?
9/24 and second interview via skype 10/19
when did you interview?
Status changed to "Final Decision" today. What was the turn around time from final decision to letters arriving?
how long did you have this status for?So... Has anyone from 9/19 gotten a decision yet? I'm still at "Your file is currently under review by a member of the admissions committee and will be sent to committee shortly. No decision has yet been made regarding your admission status to Drexel University."
I mean... You'd think eight weeks would be enough time for a decision... Not that I actually care that much anymore...
how long did you have this status for?
Since the day after the interview day.
Eight weeks is definitely pushing it... have you called the admissions office yet?
Nope. I'll probably call soon. Not stressing at all, just curious. Lol.
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Eight weeks is definitely pushing it... have you called the admissions office yet?
Eight weeks is not pushing it. People have had to wait much longer. Part of it has to do with how quickly your main interviewer gets their evaluation in. Just be patient. There is not much you can do at this point, so I would wait for couple weeks until you call.
Hi! So, I definitely am not speaking from direct experience because I am a current applicant, however I can tell you that from what I experienced at my interview that a strength of Drexel does seem to be mentoring. There is a very apparent community feel to the school. Everyone (and I meant literally everyone, from the students to the faculty to the lady in the cafeteria) was extremely friendly. My student interviewer, who was an M1, gave the impression that he had already developed a rapport with his professors. The community atmosphere at Drexel was much stronger than what I had felt at the other schools where I interviewed. I would say that an additional strength of Drexel would be the options in their curriculum. You can choose a PBL track or a traditional lecture-based track, and you also have the option of pursuing a degree-concentration in women's health education or medical humanities. It also seemed that choosing to obtain a dual degree was a common option and that students were able to do so with relative ease.Hi everyone! What is Drexel really big on? mentoring? research? could anyone tell me more about Drexel?
Thank you so much!!!!!
So... Has anyone from 9/19 gotten a decision yet? I'm still at "Your file is currently under review by a member of the admissions committee and will be sent to committee shortly. No decision has yet been made regarding your admission status to Drexel University."
I mean... You'd think eight weeks would be enough time for a decision... Not that I actually care that much anymore...
II via the status page! Complete 8/22, I've been hoping for this one for a while!
Can you share your stats for those who are still anxiously waiting?
can you share your stats for those who are still anxiously waiting?
Same here! I'm not sure they evaluated everyone chronologically, or if they did, they revisited some apps (including ours) later on. 10,000 applications is no joke, so I don't blame them.II via the status page! Complete 8/22, I've been hoping for this one for a while!
Status update today:
"Your file is currently under review by a member of the admissions committee and will be sent to committee shortly. No decision has yet been made regarding your admission status to Drexel University. "
Oh Happy day
Status just changed to "Your file is currently under review by the admissions committee. No decision has yet been made regarding your admission status to Drexel of University."
It's about time.
FWIW, I'm still on pre-interview hold. They make me a very sad panda. And the lack of being able to paste images, forcing us to link them all of a sudden, makes me a sad panda x2.Yikes, me too. This is probably the first school I'll hear back from, so I'm actually pretty nervous
Gracias, amigo! Si no puedo, obviamente puedes.Two sad pandas:
Status just changed to "Your file is currently under review by the admissions committee. No decision has yet been made regarding your admission status to Drexel of University."
It's about time.
Any current Drexel students who got in off the wait list or know people who got in off the wait list:
Any advice for someone who has been wait listed? How was your experience? When did you move off the wait list? Any help is very appreciated.
Mine says that too. I interview 10/22. How long does it take for them to make a decision?
I interviewed 10/22 too...but still with the "will be sent to committee shortly" status
Mine says that too. I interview 10/22. How long does it take for them to make a decision?
I interviewed here a few years back, I wanted to see how everyone's interview experience went and if anything has really changed at Drexel?
Oh man when I interviewed, the schedule was all over the place (scattered) and I ended up interviewing with an extremely hostile interviewer. Not surprising to say that I was rejected. I wanted to obtain more information because my younger brother is applying next cycle and want to see if it's the same environment or if things have changed.
There are mixed opinions on this. If you go back a few pages, there are a ton of posts about bad experiences. But there are also good experiences. There are definitely bad interviewers and good interviewers, and it seems like it might come down to luck.
I understand your point. I think it's unfair to judge or try to judge an entire school based on a single interviewer but there's sort of been a trend going on at this school. Ill be the first to admit that I myself had a horrible experience at Drexel. I withdrew my application a day after my interview and filed a complaint with the admissions office. I was straight up asked by an interviewer why I joined the military when I'm a naturalized citizen and not a US born citizen. Even after my explanation that this country had given me everything, a life, happiness, a wonderful education and that I felt obligated to serve I was straight up told to my face NO you weren't because you were not born in the US lol Jesus Christ.
There were some other ridiculously inappropriate comments made but i'll leave it at that
I came to the interview thinking it was going to be laid back and it turned out to be a disaster. Just giving a heads up come prepared for the worst. I dont bad mouth schools or anything but I really was trying to see if the school has done something like train their interviewers in taking a slightly less aggressive route especially since I filed a formal complaint years ago. I have had a few other friends who complained too, some are actually residents now but none of us will ever forget out interview experience at Drexel
i understand your point. I think it's unfair to judge or try to judge an entire school based on a single interviewer but there's sort of been a trend going on at this school. Ill be the first to admit that i myself had a horrible experience at drexel. I withdrew my application a day after my interview and filed a complaint with the admissions office. I was straight up asked by an interviewer why i joined the military when i'm a naturalized citizen and not a us born citizen. Even after my explanation that this country had given me everything, a life, happiness, a wonderful education and that i felt obligated to serve i was straight up told to my face no you weren't because you were not born in the us lol jesus christ.
There were some other ridiculously inappropriate comments made but i'll leave it at that
I came to the interview thinking it was going to be laid back and it turned out to be a disaster. Just giving a heads up come prepared for the worst. I dont bad mouth schools or anything but i really was trying to see if the school has done something like train their interviewers in taking a slightly less aggressive route especially since i filed a formal complaint years ago. I have had a few other friends who complained too, some are actually residents now but none of us will ever forget out interview experience at drexel
Holy crap. Not only wow at the bad press, wow at the consistency!!!
Not surprising.
It's sad, really.
I understand your point. I think it's unfair to judge or try to judge an entire school based on a single interviewer but there's sort of been a trend going on at this school. Ill be the first to admit that I myself had a horrible experience at Drexel. I withdrew my application a day after my interview and filed a complaint with the admissions office. I was straight up asked by an interviewer why I joined the military when I'm a naturalized citizen and not a US born citizen. Even after my explanation that this country had given me everything, a life, happiness, a wonderful education and that I felt obligated to serve I was straight up told to my face NO you weren't because you were not born in the US lol Jesus Christ.
There were some other ridiculously inappropriate comments made but i'll leave it at that
I came to the interview thinking it was going to be laid back and it turned out to be a disaster. Just giving a heads up come prepared for the worst. I dont bad mouth schools or anything but I really was trying to see if the school has done something like train their interviewers in taking a slightly less aggressive route especially since I filed a formal complaint years ago. I have had a few other friends who complained too, some are actually residents now but none of us will ever forget out interview experience at Drexel
What's taking Drexel so long?!?!?!?! It's almost been 7 weeks and I still don't have a decision post-interview!