hey guys, just received a "no final decision made" E-mail. Do people that get this usually get waitlisted or rejected?
hey guys, just received a "no final decision made" E-mail. Do people that get this usually get waitlisted or rejected?
Stats?
EDIT: sorry for the multiple posts, I suck with computers and couldn't figure out how to quote you guys :/
Accepted! OOS, interviewed on 11/8, and just received the big ol' fat packet in the mail. And as mentioned previously, I had the "additional correspondence" tab once the "final decision" status update was posted.
Good luck to everyone else with upcoming interviews or waiting to hear back.
Is the check status page the same as the website where we submitted our secondary? If not, I think I lost that email, would you mind sending me a link to that webpage?
Me too! Finally some state-school love! 😀Interview invite from my state school!!!! Im so excited!!!! =D =D =D
Me too! Finally some state-school love! 😀
It said "applicant in process" for about a month (I don't know the exactly time length) so don't lose hope!congrats!! when were you finished/did your status ever read applicant in process/progress and how long? sorry for all the questions...been in applicant in progress for almost 3 weeks--getting anxious![]()
ERMAHGERD INTERVIER!! ser excerterd.
PS I was complete in mid-August and was 'applicant in process' for about 2.5 weeks.
I think I'm right around 2.5 weeks...ahhh so hoping for some home state love!![]()
The link posted above by neworleans8 will take you to the status page.
ERMAHGERD INTERVIER!! ser excerterd.
PS I was complete in mid-August and was 'applicant in process' for about 2.5 weeks
Edit: Of course today was the day I forgot my phone at home and haven't had access to my email. Zero interview spots still available :-/... guess I'll have to wait til they post more.
Can any OOS shed any light on how to pay for this massive tuition?!?!
I think I'm right around 2.5 weeks...ahhh so hoping for some home state love!![]()
CONGRATS!!!
I was totally pulling for you! Don't worry, more interview spots will open up. Just keep checking like a crazy person (i.e. like me) and something will definitely open up.
Yayy, thank you! Let's be friends. And yeah, I'm probably going to call the admissions office today. One question (for you and other people who had the same situation) - do they add more spots on the same days that are already listed, or do they list a whole new set of dates? Hoping it isn't too late to get a December spot.
STALK THAT SITE, girl!!! When I got an II, there was only 8 spots left on one date in one location - which I couldn't make. I stalked the status page the next day and called as SOON as I saw them put more spots up. For me at least - they added about 2 more weeks of dates (maybe a little more - they were early/mid December) and multiple spots at each location, both AM and PM, for each date.
Hope this helped! I've been rooting for you as well! 🙂
Can any OOS students speak to the loans/tuition costs of the school? 72k a year is terrifying. Any opportunities to become in state? Opportunities for scholarships/grants to help?
I can't find the website where you check your status. Can anybody help me out?
about how long does it take after you get accepted (and you mail all the paperwork) for your site to be assigned? and is everyone this early getting their first choice, or have they already started to send Chicago-choosers elsewhere?
I'm sure they have their reasons, but the site assignment process is alarmingly non-transparent (from my point of view).
good luck to all of you still waiting to hear!
II 🙂
Can I ask: are the interviews different in each site? I would greatly appreciate any feedback regarding interviews at the Chicago location 👍
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Can I ask: are the interviews different in each site? I would greatly appreciate any feedback regarding interviews at the Chicago location 👍
just called admissions, she just kept telling me its a possibility that I'm with a reviewer or that I'll hear back before 2013...its also a possibility that a dog ate my application; UGH so frustrated, I also asked about my applicant in progress status change and she said that meant NOTHING and that the system is updating, unlikely considering others experiences. thats my morning rant, sorry just been complete since August, thought i'd at least get some sort of helpful response
Can anyone who interviewed in Peoria share your experience? Thanks!
Can anyone who interviewed in Peoria share your experience? Thanks!
I have called and emailed the school multiple times and have received no info regarding any o fthe above. any current OOS students have any input?
I used to work at UIC, and have many OOS friends who graduated from UIC Med several years ago. They told me that there are very few, if any, scholarships available. The reason for this is that UIC College of Med is broke; that's probably why the OOS tuition is so high.
My friends either graduated with close to 400K in debt, or owed nothing. Those that owed nothing came from extremely wealthy families (aren't most med students privileged anyways?). Hope this helps.
does the school being "broke" affect the education/training/opportunities for students? I didn't get that impression at all during my visit.
Well, I got a 'no decision yet' email instead of an acceptance this month, so take it fwiw. I'm a very weird application with bipolar stats and 5 years doing something completely unrelated to the medical field.
The Peoria campus is in Peoria, which is not a fun city and not where I'd like to end up. However, the people there seemed friendly and willing just to talk inbetween interviews. The day started off with a lecture about UIC and how it works and all that fun stuff. There was a very brief tour that basically showed the library and a few rooms, all in the same building. You'll be sold on Peoria. Don't buy it unless you hate big cities.
You have two interviews, one with faculty and one with a student. On my day the faculty was 2 on 1, which I thought could be a little bit intimidating if you weren't ready for it. The student interview, for me at least, was the much harder one.
There's a lot of downtime where you talk to important people, so remember to be nice and friendly to everyone.