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Got an II 15 minutes ago! 3.9/32 OOS. Complete 7/10, I believe.
Got an II 15 minutes ago! 3.9/32 OOS. Complete 7/10, I believe.
Prior to the opening of CMSRU, Cooper hospital trained Robert Wood Johnson 3 & 4 year students that were placed in RWJs south jersey tract. That training went on for more than 30 years. So Cooper knows what they are doing when it comes to clinical years. As far as pre-clinical 2 of the deans started commonwealth and they also only hired professors who have been in academic medicine for 5 or more years. So in theory the only thing new about the school is name. They've done their homework on things. As far as what match lists look like you should check with RWJ and see if you can get a match list specific to their South Jersey tract students for the past few years. Hope this info helps.
Interview invite today! Interviewing on Nov. 15th. I'm a little nervous because I was hoping to have been in the first few waves of interviews, but nonetheless I am super excited and thrilled to interview at an institution such as CMSRU!
They're already up to November? Sheesh, shouldn't be hopeful to hear fr here, it seems ...
Just had my interview dayhere. Incredible experience, very impressed with the school and its curriculum. The patient OSCEs were decidedly not stressful -- they're just a way to confirm that you're not, in fact, a robot. My interview proper was very congenial and conversational. It was a 2 on 1, with 1 blinded and 1 open, and it lasted roughly 30 minutes.
The earliest we can hear back is Oct 15 (AAMC policy), but I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
I guess if we haven't heard yet we are rejected sadly.
Just had my interview dayhere. Incredible experience, very impressed with the school and its curriculum. The patient OSCEs were decidedly not stressful -- they're just a way to confirm that you're not, in fact, a robot. My interview proper was very congenial and conversational. It was a 2 on 1, with 1 blinded and 1 open, and it lasted roughly 30 minutes.
The earliest we can hear back is Oct 15 (AAMC policy), but I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
I was rejected last cycle a week after submitting the secondary. I emailed for feedback and got a very curt response saying something along the lines of "there's too many people to personalize a rejection." Shoiuld I bother trying again this time? App is significantly improved with clinical experience when I originally had none.
This is what I'm talking about. Seems like there's no point in applying here. The rejections seem to be random. Might be based on if you are ironically rich enough to have worked for free for 20 years of your life - I mean, volunteered in underserved areas instead of making money to live.In case it makes anyone feel better, a friend of mine also just got rejected who is IS 3.9/3.9 37 MCAT =P
I guess if we haven't heard yet we are rejected sadly.
I don't understand this school/process.
Anyone know what the post-interview acceptance rate is here .. ?
II here today! 34/3.9+/IS