Hey guys,
Anyone hear back from 11/11, 11/13, 11/18, or 11/20 interview dates??
Nope!
Hey guys,
Anyone hear back from 11/11, 11/13, 11/18, or 11/20 interview dates??
Rejected today pre-interview. Complete 07/21/2014.
when were you complete?
One more question about the interview...is it frowned upon/a bad move to ask your interviewer whether or not they've read your application?
I had asked this thread earlier and heard that some interviewers look and some dont beforehand...Id just like to know whether or not they have so I don't sound too redundant from what is written on my app if they have already read it.
Thanks
Interview invite tonight! Complete 7/27.
I'm heading up from NYC; any suggestions on the easiest (cheapest) way to get there?
when were you complete?
There were 3 dates listed in early-/mid-February.Congrats. How many dates were available?
Interview invite tonight! Complete 7/27.
I'm heading up from NYC; any suggestions on the easiest (cheapest) way to get there?
That should work for getting there, but doesn't the interview day end late? (After the last Dartmouth Coach back to NYC)Take Dartmouth Coach right to Hanover! It shouldn't be too expensive and the buses are relatively comfortable.
Yes, looking at the schedule you probably won't be able to catch it for the return trip on the interview day. http://www.dartmouthcoach.com/index.php/schedules.htmlThat should work for getting there, but doesn't the interview day end late? (After the last Dartmouth Coach back to NYC)
Thanks for finding out and sharing the news!Update: I called Joan, by far my favorite admissions person ever, and she said second look is likely mid-April
I'm staying at the Residence Inn at a Dartmouth rate of $100 for anyone who is a Marriott fan.I stayed at Six South street hotel which is right in hanover and very nice. I paid $120 for one night but it was a monday night so low rates and called them directly to book it. It is very close and a nice little piece of NH as it is a boutique hotel.
Stayed at the Residence Inn as well for $100 and thought it was nice. Like a little apartment with a separate bedroom. They offer free breakfast and dinner (not the greatest food in the world but it does the job). I bet if need be, you can "name your own price" for <$100 on priceline. Quick drive to the med school and across the road from dartmouth-hitchcockI'm staying at the Residence Inn at a Dartmouth rate of $100 for anyone who is a Marriott fan.
Congrats! Can you let us know when you were complete and your stats?I've just been invited for an interview; I know this was probably stated somewhere in this thread, but forgive me, does anyone know a decent hotel (relatively good prices) to stay at? I know I saw the Marriott by someone, but are there any others? Thank you. 🙂
if you look at the table posted a couple of pages ago, it looks like the dump a bunch of decisions all at once in april, so you might be waiting for a while moreInterviewed 9/18... Still no word from them. Anyone else from that month still waiting news ?
I've just been invited for an interview; I know this was probably stated somewhere in this thread, but forgive me, does anyone know a decent hotel (relatively good prices) to stay at? I know I saw the Marriott by someone, but are there any others? Thank you. 🙂
Update: I called Joan, by far my favorite admissions person ever, and she said second look is likely mid-April
Excuse me if this comes off rude, but why does it matter? People are more than their LizzyM scores and often times--and by this I don't mean you, specifically--students think just because an average LizzyM score seems to be the threshold that if they only cross it or arrive at it than they have a "right" to an interview. This, in my opinion, is the whole problem with sdn and why I often don't post on this site.
My stats are I'm a human being with a background that makes me unique. And apparently, my reviewers thought highly of it and offered me such an honor of an interview.
Excuse me if this comes off rude, but why does it matter? People are more than their LizzyM scores and often times--and by this I don't mean you, specifically--students think just because an average LizzyM score seems to be the threshold that if they only cross it or arrive at it than they have a "right" to an interview. This, in my opinion, is the whole problem with sdn and why I often don't post on this site.
My stats are I'm a human being with a background that makes me unique. And apparently, my reviewers thought highly of it and offered me such an honor of an interview.
Excuse me if this comes off rude, but why does it matter? People are more than their LizzyM scores and often times--and by this I don't mean you, specifically--students think just because an average LizzyM score seems to be the threshold that if they only cross it or arrive at it than they have a "right" to an interview. This, in my opinion, is the whole problem with sdn and why I often don't post on this site.
My stats are I'm a human being with a background that makes me unique. And apparently, my reviewers thought highly of it and offered me such an honor of an interview.
@chachi19 Sorry for being super off topic but I love your username. I call my mom Chachi and when I saw your post I loved it lol@BengaliBrat you are hilarious 🙂 I was actually just reading an article earlier today about the benefits of taking cold showers... hmmm, might not be a bad idea to begin training!
Haha! I don't mind 🙂 it was a childhood nickname given to me by my aunt because it's phonetically similar to my own first name... and plus the original Chachi is just amazing. I love it 😀@chachi19 Sorry for being super off topic but I love your username. I call my mom Chachi and when I saw your post I loved it lol
1) If you look at previous threads many SDN members told me I wouldn't even get an interview, let alone be accepted.
Contrary to their opinions not only have I been offered over 7 interviews, but I've been accepted to 3 schools.
2) I don't doubt that all of these people are unique and amazing. However, I feel that they are under an illusion that SDN is right "most of the time". I would argue the contrary. These are "premeds" who have very little experience in sorting applications. They only know a small subsection based on hear say with very little verifiable facts.
My point in addressing this issue was to give "hope" to other premeds. To not give up and do not listen to another member on your chances. Make decisions that are right for you and reach for it, even if you think it is a reach.
The fact that you went in my past to see what I have and have not said shows you need a hobby. Respectfully, you do not know why I asked for the stats. SUNY at Buffalo is a racist institution that accepts URMs at a rate of 2.5% per year. They sit there and pretend to utilize a "holistic review" yet URMs represent 39 out of 607 students in all 4 years.
As someone who wrote a complaint to the LCME, DOJ, and DOE, I used a bunch of information to prove my point with regards to SUNY at Buffalo. Which by the way, the LCME did indeed cite SUNY at Buffalo for their "lack of diversity".
Furthermore, people can grow. So what I may have felt back then may not be true today. I would like you take a look at the comment you made regarding "Dartmouth" and realize how petty and how much of a hater you really are; I advise you to grow up.
hey if you like diversity you'll REALLY like new hampshireThe fact that you went in my past to see what I have and have not said shows you need a hobby. Respectfully, you do not know why I asked for the stats. SUNY at Buffalo is a racist institution that accepts URMs at a rate of 2.5% per year. They sit there and pretend to utilize a "holistic review" yet URMs represent 39 out of 607 students in all 4 years.
As someone who wrote a complaint to the LCME, DOJ, and DOE, I used a bunch of information to prove my point with regards to SUNY at Buffalo. Which by the way, the LCME did indeed cite SUNY at Buffalo for their "lack of diversity".
Furthermore, people can grow. So what I may have felt back then may not be true today. I would like you take a look at the comment you made regarding "Dartmouth" and realize how petty and how much of a hater you really are; I advise you to grow up.
So can someone try to break down this post-interview process. It seems like people are only outright accepted about a month after their interview...From there, I'm kind of lost. Do you get told you are waitlisted or is there no update until this "second look" in April? Would appreciate some clarification and where your chances stand before and after this second look.
Sorry if this is confusing. Appreciate any response.
Okay, thanks. That makes sense for the most part.From what i gathered (which could be totally wrong) is that 1/3 of the class are accepted 4-6 weeks post interview. The other 2/3 of the class are accepted in the spring after interviews have finished at which time the wait list is formalized and students are notified.
Okay, thanks. That makes sense for the most part.
So essentially the only two ways to be outright accepted are 1) 4-6 weeks post-interview OR 2) In mid-April before/when they finalize the waitlist.
And I guess lastly (this might be hard to answer) but does anyone know what the movement is like off the waitlist?
Thanks
Thanks. Yeah, I had a read through that document earlier...it was insightful but I was kinda looking for some more informal info, so thanks.They accept only a few people 4-6 weeks post-interview, especially when it's earlier in the interview season. I think they accept more people as the end of the season approaches, but that doesn't mean only in mid April. From looking over the prior threads and a chart posted earlier in this year, it looked like a few more people were notified of their status in February and March than earlier in the season. I know this doesn't help clarify much or make the waiting any easier, but hopefully we'll be hearing some good news in the next few weeks.
I've posted this a few times before and you may have already read it, but it gleans a little more insight on Geisel's admissions process:
http://geiselmed.dartmouth.edu/faculty/pdf/admissions_committee_charge.pdf
I'm not sure how long you've been waiting to hear back, but I know hard it is to wait, especially if this is your top choice![]()
The committee meets every other Thursday, so you can expect interesting news on Thursday/Fridays, at least until they do the big release in March/April. Again, nothings is guaranteed, but at least I have managed to convince myself not to worry on other days of the week. 😉Thanks. Yeah, I had a read through that document earlier...it was insightful but I was kinda looking for some more informal info, so thanks.
And it hasn't been that long, but yeah, the wait is tough...particularly when you can essentially find out on any given day between now and the next three months (and that's even before post-waitlist acceptances start come around)
Ha, that does help a bit...thanks!The committee meets every other Thursday, so you can expect interesting news on Thursday/Fridays, at least until they do the big release in March/April. Again, nothings is guaranteed, but at least I have managed to convince myself not to worry on other days of the week. 😉
Congrats!!Accepted this morning! Interviewed mid-December. Good luck everyone else!
Accepted this morning! Interviewed mid-December. Good luck everyone else!
Had my interview here on 10/2... No word yet. Anyone else have a similar experience?
Edit: I ask because on their site it says if I was placed on the waitlist, they would notify me... It's been almost 4 months, shouldn't I have heard something?