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Good Luck!!!!
gj man...u came back from the dead.
Good Luck!!!!
My biggest piece of advice is to just relax. You can't really do much to prepare for the MMI aside from being comfortable speaking to new people. It's a fun interview day, and make sure to ask the students questions they really helped me learn about the school.
You can google mmI practice and some questions will pop up that were given by a school in Canada. That may help you a bit.
Don't know if you can answer this but are there a lot of health care related topics or more just general?
Sorry. I won't answer any questions that pertain to the topics discussed. It's against the NDA.
I had a morning session. It went something like this:
*8-8:30 register
830-9 you meet with students and eat breakfast. Pretty much you socialize and ask everyone questions.
9-9:45ish? Dr. Armstrong comes and speaks with your interview group
then I think you have a break and from
10ish-12ish you have your MMI's
the rest of the afternoon is spent eating lunch, listening to a financial aid presentation, taking a tour and then Mr. Wallace sends everyone off with a great speech. I think I finished around 4? My group was rather small though on interview day.
Its a great day. Best of luck
A couple questions for either a medical student or someone who has interviewed recently:
1. Is the entire interview MMI or will there be some one-on-one interview with either a student or faculty member?
2. This may be a dumb question but, since they have the special curriculum beginning clinicals year 2, I was wondering do Duke students take step one after year 1? Or year 2 like the rest of the schools?
Anyone who has interviewed stay with a student host, and would you recommend it? Some schools I thought it was very worthwhile and "fun" others it was more just going through the motions I guess, no real benefit.
Waitlisted 2 years ago. Rejected this year pre-interview via status =(
Haha ok cool that's what mine is reading too. And I'm super stoked too! About 30 days? I think it's march 4 this year since that's the first Monday in march!
Who said they have been accepted?
tick tock....man this feels like forever. A guy can only play so much words with friends to pass the time. common march.
I forgot my last question! Is Duke receptive to updates, and after you have received an invitation to interview should you send those updates pre or post interview.
Is everyone at 90% on their application status?
Is everyone at 90% on their application status?
I sent an update and they were very receptive.
post. Honestly, who is to say it actually makes it into my file. It seems a lot of people are saying they don't accept updates. Best to call them directly and ask what the deal is just to be sure.
Thanks, I'll probably send it again right after my interview. I did call a while back but I got a very vague answer ("it may or may not have been added to your file and it may or may not be considered"), so I was just wondering if anyone else knew something concrete.
2 weeks! Maybe a little less. Haha it's been such a long wait.
Is it really March 1? I remember at the interview that it was said March 15th would be about when we could even begin to expect anything. I could be wrong though.
i think if u interviewed before jan/feb u can expect something the first monday in march. I may be wrong though but in the past that's how it has been. And those who interviewed later may get their decisions like a week or 2 after
Does anyone have the % chance of acceptance after interview statistic at hand? I don't think it matters but I'm OOS. Thanks