Yup, still waiting...and it's after 5:00 MST. They'll probably string us along until Sunday before sending the final word.
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Yup, still waiting...and it's after 5:00 MST. They'll probably string us along until Sunday before sending the final word.
Does a cock need to crow three times before they deny me? I'll go buy a bird if I have to...
Your interviewers are all "I swear to you, I don't know the man!"
Hahaha, worst April fool's joke ever! And they did say we'd "be notified no later than March 31st." It even says that when I try to check my status on their website...I've been ripping apart my spam box just to make sure my filters haven't chucked the email, but still nothing. How many of us are there still waiting?
"Do you give preference to residents of the state of Colorado?"
"Yes. As a state institution, Colorado residents are our highest priority. The class normally has 75 percent or more students from the state. Students from Wyoming and Montana (students in the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education - WICHE) have the potential, if selected by our medical school and their state, to receive financial support that enables them to pay similar costs to those of Colorados residents. The non-resident applicant pool is about three times the size of Colorados, and competition is much greater."
Per the new MSAR, 43% of the class of 2017 at CU are OOSers. Really really happy for those of y'all that made it.
Hard not to feel frustrated as a 22-year CO resident though.
Add me to the list. I'm still waiting..
Per the new MSAR, 43% of the class of 2017 at CU are OOSers.
Add me to the list. I'm still waiting..
This post-deadline waiting is nerve-wracking. I'd love to just be able to start planning for a life in CO; connect with some good research labs, find a cute apt close to campus, sell my east coast furniture and buy some west coast skis... feels like a long shot now with the date come and gone, but here's hoping.
This is correct for 2016. The class of 2017 is still being selected.
Yeah, that deadline turned out to be not so much. I imagine it's a good thing? They're progressing from rejections to waitlists to acceptances? I don't have a logical proof for this hunch, just intuition.
I'll trust Celine's intuitions more than a logical deduction most days of the week...
"Do you give preference to residents of the state of Colorado?"
"Yes. As a state institution, Colorado residents are our highest priority. The class normally has 75 percent or more students from the state. Students from Wyoming and Montana (students in the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education - WICHE) have the potential, if selected by our medical school and their state, to receive financial support that enables them to pay similar costs to those of Colorados residents. The non-resident applicant pool is about three times the size of Colorados, and competition is much greater."
Per the new MSAR, 43% of the class of 2017 at CU are OOSers. Really really happy for those of y'all that made it.
Hard not to feel frustrated as a 22-year CO resident though.
From the same year:
In-state tuition: $35,000
Out of state tuition: $61,000
It's no mystery why the class composition is creeping in that direction.
CU is trying to build more of a national reputation, perhaps by accepting more OOS applicants in the past. They want people from around the country to want come to Colorado. Of course, that sucks for IS applicants.
THIS. CU wants to be a bigger name. Bringing in more OOS also boosts their numbers.
They also are desperate to increase diversity which I think also brings in more OOS students.
What kind of diversity are you talking about? Geographic diversity? I think among most measures Colorado is pretty diverse.
Racial diversity was a big focus of Dr. Winn. Also "geographic diversity" is a big thing for them too, but that's just just to sound good for not having more IS students IMO.
http://www.denverpost.com/business/...y-colorado-medical-school-heals-diversity-gap
Anybody have info on estimated response time from CU via email in these unsavory days?
I created an account just to join the conversation between Celine and Micheal Scott, but I fear I'm too late. I'd like to hear some recommendations for keeping busy while waiting for the slow train... another week and I will have used all measures of self-deprecation possible.
Yesterday I called the admissions office and asked about my status. I was told there is a pool of about 50 students who are still getting reviewed. When I asked her how many acceptances had already been given, all she said was, "Oh - we still have a lot of open seats." I then wanted to ask, "You've had my file for 9 months and my interview impressions for 7. What more could you possibly learn by going over it a few more times?" But, left that thought out...
Today I just got an email saying April 12 is the new deadline. 10 bucks says they push that back, too.
Yesterday I called the admissions office and asked about my status. I was told there is a pool of about 50 students who are still getting reviewed. When I asked her how many acceptances had already been given, all she said was, "Oh - we still have a lot of open seats." I then wanted to ask, "You've had my file for 9 months and my interview impressions for 7. What more could you possibly learn by going over it a few more times?" But, left that thought out...
Today I just got an email saying April 12 is the new deadline. 10 bucks says they push that back, too.
The Committee on Admissions at the University of Colorado School of Medicine has completed its selection of applicants for the 2013 entering class.
I created an account just to join the conversation between Celine and Micheal Scott, but I fear I'm too late. I'd like to hear some recommendations for keeping busy while waiting for the slow train... another week and I will have used all measures of self-deprecation possible.
My first was a nightmare. Guy was essentially trying to trip me up with super in depth questions about research I had done 2 years prior, kept correcting me when I attempted to tell him about my "philosophy of medicine", etc.
Second one was better, she almost exclusively asked about policy regarding UHC and we seemed to be on the same page with a lot of things.
In all, probably the worst of my 6 interview days though. Felt very discouraged and unwanted at the end of the day despite some great tour guides and Dr Winn.
Harrumph. Obviously you're a qualified cat with six interview invites, so I'm guessing whatever perceived negative vibe you felt from the first interview was overcome with a strong application otherwise.
Anyone else?!
Harrumph. Obviously you're a qualified cat with six interview invites, so I'm guessing whatever perceived negative vibe you felt from the first interview was overcome with a strong application otherwise.
Anyone else?!