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If my committee sends a letter packet with other letters as well, do I need to list those individually or just put my committee letter info on the secondary?
More premed neurosis: the instruction page said to "check the appropriate box" if you have a committee letter and then enter the institution name. I entered the name but didn't see a box to check, does anyone remember there being a box? I just saw the committee letter area, a big "OR" and then the evaluator area and didn't see anything to check.
I submitted my secondary 7/16, AMCAS was verified 7/23, and they haven't even processed my secondary yet.
This is what my status page looks like:
This section is to confirm receipt of your (Requested Secondary, Payment Received & Verified Amcas Application)
Your verified AMCAS application was received.
A unique Login ID and Password to complete your secondary application were sent to you via e-mail on 07/15/2013.
Your application fee, or fee waiver request, was received on 07/16/2013.
Im wondering if something went wrong when I submitted my secondary? They took my money just fine..
I submitted my secondary 7/16, AMCAS was verified 7/23, and they haven't even processed my secondary yet.
This is what my status page looks like:
This section is to confirm receipt of your (Requested Secondary, Payment Received & Verified Amcas Application)
Your verified AMCAS application was received.
A unique Login ID and Password to complete your secondary application were sent to you via e-mail on 07/15/2013.
Your application fee, or fee waiver request, was received on 07/16/2013.
Im wondering if something went wrong when I submitted my secondary? They took my money just fine..
It takes 4-6 weeks for them to manually process your letters
but it seems like they haven't even processed my secondary yet? is that normal?
Mine isn't processed too and it's been 5.5 weeks since I submitted.. 👎
Guys, there is no need to fret just yet. The admissions office at NYMC is staffed maybe by 5 people max, and they have to mill through 12K applications a year. Considering that the time to apply is only 6 months, this is an average 2K apps a month, with the majority on the front end; interviews will not be starting until October this year. They say 8-12 week turnaround time for a reason. NYMC does things slowly.
Yankee, are you saying interviews or interview invitations?
So currently a student here if you have any questions I will try to answer (when I have time) (someone did this for me so figured I would pass it forward)
A few notes from my experience
-the time lines are a guide not exact
-the secondary was easy
-they tend to look at the whole person when selecting the class
-the staff are here to help you
I would say it feels a little small (coming from a big city)Does Valhalla feel small and isolated or does it feel part of a larger and more populated area?
Just kidding I figured it out.
I submitted 8/17 and letters still haven't been processed, so I'll wait until the first or second week of September I guess before emailing them?
Submitted/payment processed on 8/19, marked complete today
Submitted/payment processed on 8/19, marked complete today
Did you get an email about your status?
So I submitted my secondary to NYMC in July, primary verified by AMCAS (finally) 8/24, but my secondary is still not complete with NYMC because they haven't listed my LORs. They say the have they have the secondary, payment and verified Amcas application.
Is this normal?
So I submitted my secondary to NYMC in July, primary verified by AMCAS (finally) 8/24, but my secondary is still not complete with NYMC because they haven't listed my LORs. They say the have they have the secondary, payment and verified Amcas application.
Is this normal?
So I submitted my secondary to NYMC in July, primary verified by AMCAS (finally) 8/24, but my secondary is still not complete with NYMC because they haven't listed my LORs. They say the have they have the secondary, payment and verified Amcas application.
Is this normal?
I am filling out the secondary application for NYMC and I realize that I don't have a LOR from a professor of my major. I'm a chemistry major and I have two from bio and one from horticulture. On the app it says that I must select an option that indicates one of my LOR be from my major. Are my chances for this school screwed?
I would call and ask. My intuition though is that it's probably going to reflect poorly on your application in general if you don't have a major professor providing a recommendation letter - presumably you spent the majority of your studies in that department, so schools might wonder why you did not have someone from your department submit a LOR - Unless your like a ~3.8/36 kind of applicant of course.
If all of your letters were received, you should get a message like this:hey guys on my status page it says all the letters are recieved but under seconday app section it only says:
Your verified AMCAS application was received.
A unique Login ID and Password to complete your secondary application were sent to you via e-mail on 07/15/2013.
Your application fee, or fee waiver request, was received on 08/01/2013.
does this mean Im complete or what? does it still have to say "secondary recieved" for me to be complete?
If you don't have this "secondary application complete and under review" sentence after all of your letters were marked as received, you should probably contact them, as there may be an oversight on their part.LETTER RECEIVED:
07/30/2013 from Dr. X
07/30/2013 from Dr. Y
07/30/2013 from Dr. Z
07/30/2013 from Dr. A
** Your Secondary Application was completed on 07/30/2013 and is currently under review. **
I submitted the day I got my secondary (7/15) and I still haven't even been marked as complete yet. It's totally cool though, I was worried I was the only one until I saw this thread. Just gotta be patient I guess.Has anyone received an interview invite yet? I've been complete since 8/6. I know last cycle the interview invites started going out in the last week of august. Anyway... Good luck everybody!
I submitted the day I got my secondary (7/15) and I still haven't even been marked as complete yet. It's totally cool though, I was worried I was the only one until I saw this thread. Just gotta be patient I guess.
Has anyone received an interview invite yet? I've been complete since 8/6. I know last cycle the interview invites started going out in the last week of august. Anyway... Good luck everybody!
Hmmm... I applied early decision so I am supposed to have a final decision by 10/1. Either way I am glad to know the days the office will be closed so I don't have to check my email like a madman. Thanks for the info.Because of the holiday schedule this year.. they're not starting to interview until October. So it's a little pushed back from last year!
The office is also closed today and tomorrow, as well as the 19th, 20th, 26th and 27th - so don't panic if you don't get through to them those days 😀
Dude, you're insanely behind everyone else in the processing. Medical school applications is a first come, first served process. NYMC didn't have your completed AMCAS until at least 8/24, so they would not have processes your application until then at the very least - and they get 12K applicants a year. They claim an 8-12 week processing time for a reason - expect to hear back in November at this point.
"you're insanely behind everyone else in the processing." i'd say even if you didn't mean that literally, it is still a pretty annoying comment to make. amcas took much longer to process applications this year so mcreed prbly submitted his primary around late june or early july. would that be considered "insanely behind everyone else" for every application cycle? don't try to state something like that as if it's a fact when someone on the admissions committee may not really think that's the case.![]()
Not that I have anything against you, but I can't help but notice that being a Master student at NYMC doesn't equal having some sort of inside info about NYMC med school admissions.Please don't assert that I don't know what I'm talking about. I attend NYMC.
Not that I have anything against you, but I can't help but notice that being a Master student at NYMC doesn't equal having some sort of inside info about NYMC med school admissions.