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Haha... well... you see.. Friday the 13th!!!!1one!!1shift+one!!1
But yeah 12/13/2013.
But yeah 12/13/2013.
Anyone interviewing on October 14th wanna split a hotel room on Sunday the 13th?
Submitted over 3 weeks ago and I'm still not complete!
They must be extremely backed up or something is wrong with my app!
Just got invited. Nice!
I submitted a little over 3 weeks ago too.. not "complete" yet.Submitted over 3 weeks ago and I'm still not complete!
They must be extremely backed up or something is wrong with my app!
I submitted a little over 3 weeks ago too.. not "complete" yet.
thanks for the info. Did you submit their secondary last week?Einstein was the 2nd school I was complete at so you might want to check that out. They e-mailed me with a completion the day after I added my LORs to the school. This was last week btw
thanks for the info. Did you submit their secondary last week?
Would it be safe to assume they have sent out a lot of IIs if interviews are already for mid-December?
Congrats on the II btw
Congrats! do you mind sharing when you complete/stats?II today. Told to pick dates in Nov/Dec.
Edit: just got confirmed for Monday, November 11th.
Most recent stats from USNWR:I think I read somewhere that ~400 acceptances (not sure what ratio is wait-listed) are sent out of the ~1100 interviews.
I received an email today from admissions asking for a letter from the department of my major. I'm not a biology major, and I had a committee letter done.
So, if you don't have an actual letter from someone in the department of your major, you must get one for your application to be complete.
Hopefully, this saves somebody some time.
I think they may bend the rules on this if you're a non-trad. Being a non-trad myself, I did not have a letter from my major, or any letters from my 4-year for that matter and still received an II. However, I did have letters from my bio professors from my DIY postbach.
I received an email today from admissions asking for a letter from the department of my major. I'm not a biology major, and I had a committee letter done.
So, if you don't have an actual letter from someone in the department of your major, you must get one for your application to be complete.
Hopefully, this saves somebody some time.
I'm not sure if this is a hard and fast rule either. I'm an engineering major and don't have a letter from my department, but I still was marked complete and snagged an II. I sent in a letter packet from my school though, so I don't know if that's looked at differently or anything.
Congrats! do you mind sharing when you complete/stats?
Hey Im a post bac too without a major. I have already submitted one letter from organic chemistry, one from general chemistry and one from english... I just received email to say that I need another science faculty for evaluation letter but I have not taken any other sciences for looong time. Does anyone know if maths professor is considered to be "science faculty?"
Anyone know where I can find the student host list?
January 15th is the first day for acceptances.does anyone know if Einstein is definitely waiting until January this year to start sending out acceptances?
thanks for the info!January 15th is the first day for acceptances.
Does anyone know how many interviewees there are per interview day? And how many interviews do you get?
Hi guys!
Received and submitted my secondary here on 9/8 and still haven't gotten a complete email. Anyone else have this kind of delay? I tried calling and was told they don't do status checks. Making me nervous!! 😳
Hi guys!
Received and submitted my secondary here on 9/8 and still haven't gotten a complete email. Anyone else have this kind of delay? I tried calling and was told they don't do status checks. Making me nervous!! 😳
II today! Complete 8/5. A little surprised by this one since I considered it a reach school.
That's how I felt. Out of curiosity... are you involved in any artistic en devours? Or was your major a non-science?
From what I understand, they seem to value that quite a bit (I had two friends not hear anything, with higher stats, a much earlier complete date, but no hobbies or interests displayed in things beyond the sciences).
What do you guys think about sending out an "in the area" email with slightly below average stats? Both my MCAT and GPA are 1 point below average.