Congrats! When were you complete?
11/5.
Congrats! A little confused about your last sentence--is Morehouse your number 1 or are you supposed to hear from another school on 2/15 that is your number 1?
Suppose to hear from another school around 2/15 that is my number 1.
You can withdraw your interview to Morehouse after hearing back from your school (if you so choose). Either way, it's great news
. Best of luck to you!!
You can withdraw your interview to Morehouse after hearing back from your school (if you so choose). Either way, it's great news
Oh, duh! Lol sorry about that.
I've gotten 2 of these e-mails since my initial interview first week of Oct. As far as I know, there is generally not movement (acceptance/rejection) from here until interview season is over...so I wouldn't really expect to hear much until Spring. Hope this helps put you at east somewhat; you're not alone!
Hey there! I haven't really checked the forum very often anymore, so sorry for the late response! I interviewed back in September, and I had such a great experience. The first thing you do as a group is sit in a MS2 class for about an hour. After lecture, everyone goes upstairs and sit in a small conference room, where you pretty much introduce yourself. Your first interview is basically right after introductions, and it can be either your primary or secondary interviewer. Depending on your interviewer they will let you know if they are primary or secondary. While both interviewers are very important, pay special attention to the primary, because they will present you to the AdCom. Your second interview is right after lunch and the tour, so you have plenty of time to relax and prepare for your second interview. Both of my interviews were really relaxing and it felt like I was just having a regular conversation. Be yourself, relax, be honest, and be sure to at least have some questions to ask your interviewers. It shows that you are genuinely interested in the school. That's pretty much it, and I wish you luck
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It's more like 9 to 4:30ish
You won't find anything for 50 dollars near MSM. I literally mean nothing. Castleberry Inn & Suites is probably the most affordable option, but mind you it is LOUD and there is a lot of drug activity going on nearby. Super sketch area
Wait whaaaat?
You won't find anything for 50 dollars near MSM. I literally mean nothing. Castleberry Inn & Suites is probably the most affordable option, but mind you it is LOUD and there is a lot of drug activity going on nearby. Super sketch area
At least double what you're thinking about paying. Probably around 100-150 a night at each of the hotels within a close proximity. I'm not sure how much the price varies the further out you stay.
What??? Are you sure he or she wasn't saying that to gauge your reaction? They can't reject you based on religion! Have you called them to ask why you were rejected?
From what I was told, most of the med students don't live near by the campus. You're best bet is to go about 10-20miles out if you want quality but cheaper and safer apartments/housing. I'm currently looking into Lithia Springs, it's cheaper, outside of the main city, and the quality of apartments looks pretty nice.
Oohh, okay. On our day, the 3 students we met who led our campus and Grady tour mentioned that they all lived in Smyrna, with one noting she lives with her Mom. Safer, cheaper, and about a 15 minute drive to campus. Hope this helps.
and the other people who responded.
Florida!
I would call Brandon
If they say they got your update, then that's all you need to do. If there's a change to your status, they will e-mail you. Sit tight. Calling their office is probably just bothersome to them at this point.
