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No email or decision link on app portal here. I wonder what that means :/
Thanks...Congratulations!.....I guess I missed the boatYup. That's the time stamp on mine.
Well, if it's like NYU, they are going to send out waitlists and rejections a day or two after the acceptances. We'll see what happens though.No email or decision link on app portal here. I wonder what that means :/
I received my waitlist email the same day as everyone else who was accepted.Well, if it's like NYU, they are going to send out waitlists and rejections a day or two after the acceptances. We'll see what happens though.
That's odd. I have not received an email, but a waitlist letter was on the website.Something incredibly strange just occurred. I read a rejection email. I was really sad and went back to the website and now its an alternate list email. I guess it's better than a flat out rejection.
Waitlist.
While the uncertainty sucks, I'm grateful for the possibility of still getting in.
Hopkins seems like the kind of school with minimal waitlist movement, though. Anyone have specific numbers about this?
sorry i didn't mean email. i meant status. but i swear i read the rejection status. but now its an alternate list status. i hope it doesn't change back lolThat's odd. I have not received an email, but a waitlist letter was on the website.
Good to know! Thanks.They just posted on Facebook that it's around 50 accepted off the waitlist
Turn that "eh" face upsidedown!Waitlisted :/
Same. Heard back from three med schools today and didn't get good news from any of them. At least we have Superbowl Sunday to look forward to.Rejected. So today is shaping up to be a swell day.
I think I read somewhere that Johns Hopkins does an unranked waitlist--meaning that whenever someone who was accepted walks away, they look for someone with similar qualities (and not necessarily the "best" qualified candidate) to replace them. Thus, they need a diverse waitlist pool (making it large).Does anyone know when they start accepting people off the wait list? I hate the uncertainty though 🙁, but its still better than a flat out rejection. I really hope they don't have 200 people on the wait list. that's incredibly high and just gives people unnecessary hope.
Late May? Four more months of Winter for me 🤢 On the 'unranked waitlist', your comment makes sense to me; but the letter states that 'Unfortunately, we are not able to tell you your rank on the list'. It seems to imply that there is ranking. Whatever the case it might be, that is out of our control. Good luck!I think I read somewhere that Johns Hopkins does an unranked waitlist--meaning that whenever someone who was accepted walks away, they look for someone with similar qualities (and not necessarily the "best" qualified candidate) to replace them. Thus, they need a diverse waitlist pool (making it large).
It looks like for the past two years waitlist movement has started in late May (~May 20th?).
Okay WTF now I'm on the wait list. WEIRD. Nice, but I just got done telling my family I was rejected...and now my letter says I'm on the wait list...
Not to impart any false hope but some of y'all might want to double check. I had first looked at my decision information before I got the actual email. This is def a different letter in the hyperlink now.
If that's the case, I'll rather have a rejection letter. I don't like them teasing me if there's no hope. Could someone confirm if JH send post interview rejection letters?If that's the case there will be a massive wait list...JH interviews over 700 applicants for a class of 120. On the plus side tho, it would mean no rejection letters ;o)
Not to rub salt in the wound, @Underu, but is there any chance you could re-confirm the decision they sent you, in light of the fact that at least a couple rejections have transformed into WL spots?Rejected just now. Interviewed mid november, 3.8+/35. Not surprised, because my interview was hilariously bad.
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine said:...we accept maybe 200 initially and back-fill using the waiting list, for at most 250 (that includes MD/PhD admits) for a class of 120.
Not to rub salt in the wound, @Underu, but is there any chance you could re-confirm the decision they sent you, in light of the fact that at least a couple rejections have transformed into WL spots?
Let me throw some unconfirmed numbers gathered from previous posts and my guesstimate. Do you think these numbers even close? If not, welcome to change them.
Interviewed: 760
As of now: Accepted: 200 Waitlisted: 180 Rejected: 380
By May: 50 more Accepted off waitlist
potentially Enrolled: 120; 80 (off Accepted) + 40 (off Waitlist)
Mostly the front part of 'guesstimates' 🙂 just hope to solicit some more informed opinion and get a perspective of where we stand...btw, I am on waitlistSomeone just reported getting an II last week. If Hopkins does over-accept, I doubt they've ALREADY over-accepted at this point, so 200 accepted as of now sounds high.
(This is at least partially wishful thinking on my part, as I'm holding out hope for an II and don't want to be interviewing for a waitlist spot.)
Want to share what these guesstimates are based on?
Here's to movement in May.Mostly the front part of 'guesstimates' 🙂 just hope to solicit some more informed opinion and get a perspective of where we stand...btw, I am on waitlist
Three more months of winter 😎Here's to movement in May.
My interview is for next Thursday, the 13th. Personally I think the whole concept of interviewing-for-the-waitlist is pretty silly and I'd like to think it doesn't exist, but I guess there isn't really a way to know for sure. Though I would find it hard to believe that they (or any school) have already accepted all the people they want to accept at this point.I have an interview in two days so I'm hoping they aren't all filled up...anyone else on SDN interviewing there later?
My interview is for next Thursday, the 13th. Personally I think the whole concept of interviewing-for-the-waitlist is pretty silly and I'd like to think it doesn't exist, but I guess there isn't really a way to know for sure. Though I would find it hard to believe that they (or any school) have already accepted all the people they want to accept at this point.
Interviewing for the waitlist actually does exist. In fact, if you check out Medical College of Wisconsin thread, some people received IIs the past few days to interview for the waitlist. Haha
Didn't you say they invited you for an interview before (on the 13th)? Did they just change their minds, or were you just messing with us earlier? hahaAh, well they decided to reject me pre-interview so I wouldn't know about that. 😛 In any case, I still stand by my statement that the concept is a silly one haha.
Didn't you say they invited you for an interview before (on the 13th)? Did they just change their minds, or were you just messing with us earlier? haha