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not today 🙁 I hope it's soon because the mail-woman already knows to tell me "no mail for ###" when she sees me.Anyone get their letter yet ?
not today 🙁 I hope it's soon because the mail-woman already knows to tell me "no mail for ###" when she sees me.Anyone get their letter yet ?
What does your status page say?Does this school silently reject? I have been complete since august 1st...
I am in the same situation. Complete early August. My page just says "Applicant in progress"What does your status page say?
Are you IS or OOS? Also did it change from "applicant in progress" to "applicant in process"?I was complete around 8/20 and got my II a few days ago after being "applicant in process" for a while. The earliest dates were the first week of December. Hang in there guys!
I'm OOS. I only started checking my status about a week before my II, and it was already "applicant in process." Sorry, wish I had more info =/Are you IS or OOS? Also did it change from "applicant in progress" to "applicant in process"?
So "progress" means they haven't reviewed you yet but "process" means they reviewed you and maybe decided to send you a II? This is all so confusing
Yeah, I've read through that but it doesn't acknowledge the "progress" status, it only states "process." At this point my guess is as good as anyone else's, damn you UIC!There's a chart in this thread with the explanation of the statuses
Yeah, I've read through that but it doesn't acknowledge the "progress" status, it only states "process." At this point my guess is as good as anyone else's, damn you UIC!
Hey guys! Does anyone have any tips on how to prepare for the interview? I will be interviewing at UIC on 11/6!!! 🙂
this. my intereviews were closed note so maybe think about strong points of your application they don't know that you would like ot try to bring into the conversation. one way i did this was talking about research/projects i was involved in and using it to explain hte kind of physician i wanted to be.My advice would be to practice the most-asked questions that are almost 100% likely to come up. Questions such as "Why medicine?", "Why UIC?", and be able to talk about your personal statement and secondary essays. Other than that, anything goes and it's impossible to predict so just take it easy 🙂 I'm not sure about everyone else's experiences, but for myself, my interviews were all very relaxed and they all tried to make me comfortable. They're definitely not out to get you or trip you up - they just want to understand you as a person and see your paper application come to life. Hope that helps!
Congrats on your acceptance! 🙂 I don't have an answer to your question, but I was wondering...Did you have a date written next to your "additional correspondence" tab before receiving your letter?Acceptance in the mail today 😀. Does anyone know how long we have to accept? Like do we get to see what site we'd be assigned to before we make a final decision? As far as what I can tell from the packet there isn't a specific date listed, unless I just missed something...
Acceptance in the mail today 😀. Does anyone know how long we have to accept? Like do we get to see what site we'd be assigned to before we make a final decision? As far as what I can tell from the packet there isn't a specific date listed, unless I just missed something...
Congrats on your acceptance! 🙂 I don't have an answer to your question, but I was wondering...Did you have a date written next to your "additional correspondence" tab before receiving your letter?
Thanks! Yes I had the tab. There was just a small blank box next to it. No date.Congrats, I assume you had the additional correspondence tab right?
Now I'm eagerly awaiting the mailman.
+1Acceptance in the mail today 😀. Does anyone know how long we have to accept? Like do we get to see what site we'd be assigned to before we make a final decision? As far as what I can tell from the packet there isn't a specific date listed, unless I just missed something...
ChicagoWhere do you guys live? I have "additional correspondences" but nothing came today.
+1 🙂Just got my acceptance letter too! 🙂...also from the Chicago suburbs
anyone know what the process is for campus assignments? i.e. do we have any say in what campus and if so, when do we get this say? The campus i end up at is a major decision i'd factor in whether I'd want to attend UIC or not
For those who got their letters, was it sent to your "current address" (on AMCAS) or was it sent to your "permanent address" (parents' address)?
anyone know what the process is for campus assignments? i.e. do we have any say in what campus and if so, when do we get this say? The campus i end up at is a major decision i'd factor in whether I'd want to attend UIC or not
A couple weeks after getting an acceptance packet you get to rank your preferences. A couple weeks after that you get a confirmation.
Thanks that helps a lot! I'm so glad to hear that they don't try to rip you apart. Super excited!! 🙂My advice would be to practice the most-asked questions that are almost 100% likely to come up. Questions such as "Why medicine?", "Why UIC?", and be able to talk about your personal statement and secondary essays. Other than that, anything goes and it's impossible to predict so just take it easy 🙂 I'm not sure about everyone else's experiences, but for myself, my interviews were all very relaxed and they all tried to make me comfortable. They're definitely not out to get you or trip you up - they just want to understand you as a person and see your paper application come to life. Hope that helps!
Great advice! Thank you!!this. my intereviews were closed note so maybe think about strong points of your application they don't know that you would like ot try to bring into the conversation. one way i did this was talking about research/projects i was involved in and using it to explain hte kind of physician i wanted to be.
also look at the interview questions part of this site for UIC
My advice would be to practice the most-asked questions that are almost 100% likely to come up. Questions such as "Why medicine?", "Why UIC?", and be able to talk about your personal statement and secondary essays. Other than that, anything goes and it's impossible to predict so just take it easy 🙂 I'm not sure about everyone else's experiences, but for myself, my interviews were all very relaxed and they all tried to make me comfortable. They're definitely not out to get you or trip you up - they just want to understand you as a person and see your paper application come to life. Hope that helps!
Congrats!! Which city are you in?accepted! so happy its over!
Congrats!! Which city are you in?
Wait, so one person says the mail goes to your permanent address and one says it goes to your current address. Anyone else want to weigh in on this? I don't know if I should have my parents keep tabs on things or if I should monitor my mail instead.
Good to know! I just called the admissions office and they said the same. Well, looks like I'll have my parents check the mail 3x a day, haha.Mine was sent to my permanent address. Had to have my parents read it to me over the phone haha
It's hard to say - how did the rest of your interview go? Did you and your interviewer connect and did he/she seem to like you? Did you just blank on one question or was it several questions? If it was just that one thing and your interviewer seemed to like you otherwise, I wouldn't sweat it too much.Completely blanked on a very basic question today about universal healthcate and said "I don't know", how negatively will this affect my application :/