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Thanks, but this doesn't address a distinction between "process" or "progress."
I'm also "applicant in progress" now, no idea what that means.
This should really just be put at the top ALL the time .
I think the distinction is actually between application and applicant - everyone who is being considered (i.e. whose application is considered complete and is up for review in front of the adcom at their monthly meetings) is called an applicant (they called us that at interviews as well), whereas I think if you're called an application, that means you're still not being reviewed by the adcom yet.
So "applicant in progress" means your application is being looked at by the UIC adcom now, and so you'll find out (hopefully sooner rather than later) whether or not you get an interview invite.
Thanks, but this doesn't address a distinction between "process" or "progress."
Yeah, I understand. The last few posts were by people who understand the difference between "applicant" and "application," but we have all had our statuses change from "application in process" to "applicant in process" to now "applicant in progress." Again, we understand the difference between "application" and "applicant," but our question is if there's a difference between "process" and "progress."
you guys should call and ask, the people in admission are pretty nice.
Does anyone know if there's a difference between "application in process" and "application IS in process"? I was "application in process" then applicant in process for about 2 months, and then changed to application is in process, but when I called the admissions people (super nice and helpful) said that it had gone through the first screener and was going to another reviewer, does anyone know if thats normal?
My status is now,
"Applicant has an application that is in the process of being in progress."
lol.
My status is now,
"Applicant has an application that is in the process of being in progress."
lol.
Does anyone know if there's a difference between "application in process" and "application IS in process"? I was "application in process" then applicant in process for about 2 months, and then changed to application is in process, but when I called the admissions people (super nice and helpful) said that it had gone through the first screener and was going to another reviewer, does anyone know if thats normal?
I'm IS and the tuition is still pretty high. It is ridonkulously high for OOS students! If you have multiple acceptances by the end of the season and UIC does not offer you a scholarship (where you pay IS tuition instead), a different school would probably be a more financially-feasible choice. Wish I had something better to say, but Illinois is pretty broke, so tuition won't be decreasing anytime soon.
So, hold on to the acceptance and see if you're offered a scholarship to pay IS tuition instead. I'm not sure what the criteria for deciding that is, though.
I'm IS and the tuition is still pretty high. It is ridonkulously high for OOS students! If you have multiple acceptances by the end of the season and UIC does not offer you a scholarship (where you pay IS tuition instead), a different school would probably be a more financially-feasible choice. Wish I had something better to say, but Illinois is pretty broke, so tuition won't be decreasing anytime soon.
So, hold on to the acceptance and see if you're offered a scholarship to pay IS tuition instead. I'm not sure what the criteria for deciding that is, though.
and just to bump for people receiving interviews: the M1's have a hosting program and we would be glad to have interviewees stay, you can search my post in this thread earlier and find the googledoc with people willing to host and see we have a range of the types of people you'll going to school with for your hosting pleasure-feel free to email me at [email protected] if you have any questions
Kaushik, I don't know about you, but I believe several people in my class have been able to get in state tuition one way or the other (academically, diversity-promoting, etc.)
also, I found this pretty cool while procrastinating for our anatomy exam https://www.ecampustours.com/virtualtours/VirtualTourSub.aspx?FafsaCode=001776&ItemID=10
UIC is actually pretty if you look 🙂 plus, where else do you get to study anatomy while overlooking the chicago skyline?
I can attest to this as well. My cousin moved from Texas to go to UIC and managed to claim residency very quickly because his wife started working in illinois. There are all sorts of ways to qualify.
How do you find out which satellite campus you would be attending? Can you just sign up for the one you want? Or is there some sort of "lottery" system like at IU?
Thanks!
I apologize if this has been covered already, but if someone is interested in the urban med or global med tracks, are they supposed to complete the separate application fro that program along side their secondary application, or can you not complete the UMED or GMED apps until you have been accepted to the med school?
INTERVIEW INVITE!!! First one, so excited--loving that IS love right now 🙂
IS, stats in MDApps, complete about 9/15 and switched to "applicant" about...two weeks ago maybe?
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE TIME FOR FREAKING OUT!
I am dying to go to this school, I'm so worried that this status is a hold status! It seems very unusual to be an applicant longer than 2 weeks and still get an interview invite it seems after looking through this thread...that's my situation right now currently also!! I think it is normal...I would figure that an admissions committee would have more than one screener...ya know??🙂
Congrats! Did you receive an e-mail or did you find out by logging onto the website?INTERVIEW INVITE!!! First one, so excited--loving that IS love right now 🙂
IS, stats in MDApps, complete about 9/15 and switched to "applicant" about...two weeks ago maybe?
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE TIME FOR FREAKING OUT!
oooooh. my fiance and i are planning on getting married before med school! hmmm so if she starts work in IL we can claim residency?
THERES HOPE
A nonresident shall be classified as a resident if his/her spouse is a resident of Illinois and meets the applicable requirements of these regulations. A noncitizen may establish residency through his/her resident spouse, provided the noncitizen complies with Section D of these Regulations.
I'm IS and the tuition is still pretty high. It is ridonkulously high for OOS students! If you have multiple acceptances by the end of the season and UIC does not offer you a scholarship (where you pay IS tuition instead), a different school would probably be a more financially-feasible choice. Wish I had something better to say, but Illinois is pretty broke, so tuition won't be decreasing anytime soon.
So, hold on to the acceptance and see if you're offered a scholarship to pay IS tuition instead. I'm not sure what the criteria for deciding that is, though.
Just got an II today. Complete 10/01, I missed the boat yesterday though and they only had 3 interview slots left, only for rockford and peoria
Thanks for responding.I completed my UMED app and sent it via email before I was accepted. I haven't heard details about my standing in UMED though
I just called admissions and was told my file is being brought to the committee now so I should be hearing something in the next week or so. That being said, my online status hasn't changed in months (always been applicant in progress), so I just don't know what to make of this. Either way please show some IS love to markyb UIC?
I called admissions today too. The really helpful guy there said that there's no difference between application and applicant BUT that's probably not true based on other's experiences. But he did say he's trying to get reviewers to look at these apps that have been submitted since august (me :-( ) Ive been applicant in progress for 1 week so hoping for some sort of update next week...maybe...![]()
Since the admissions committee is meeting today, has anyone had a status change or had "final decision has been made" come up today?
Did they tell you at your interview that the admissions committee would be meeting today?Since the admissions committee is meeting today, has anyone had a status change or had "final decision has been made" come up today?
Did they tell you at your interview that the admissions committee would be meeting today?
Also, after my interview, it took until the next business day for "Decision Pending" to appear on my status page, so maybe there will be a one-day delay for our pages to be updated.