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Accepted!!! Interviewed on 10/27
Congrats!! I guess they are sending out decision emails more than just one day this month then?
Accepted!!! Interviewed on 10/27
Congrats!! I guess they are sending out decision emails more than just one day this month then?
This seems different from last year..
I wouldn't worry too much, bro. There are like barely any ppl accepted as of now. Like almost no one in the accepted student groupAhhhh interviewed mid-October have yet to hear back 🙁 things aren't looking too good for me. Really fell in love with Hofstra though, I'd attend in a heartbeat here
Thanks for the encouraging words dude. Wondering if they send out a few at a time on purpose now...this cycle's really getting to my head.I wouldn't worry too much, bro. There are like barely any ppl accepted as of now. Like almost no one in the accepted student group
Thanks for the encouraging words dude. Wondering if they send out a few at a time on purpose now...this cycle's really getting to my head.
I feel you, I interviewed on the 3rd and I'm itching to hear back. I do remember them mentioning that they review applications based on which interviewers are available so they aren't necessarily going in strict order (thinking about that helps me feel wayyyy better).
That does make sense considering they recruit interviewers from the NSLIJ system and only have adcom meetings once a month. Really hoping we all get some good news soon, though!I feel you, I interviewed on the 3rd and I'm itching to hear back. I do remember them mentioning that they review applications based on which interviewers are available so they aren't necessarily going in strict order (thinking about that helps me feel wayyyy better).
Did anyone stay at the Long Island Marriot? It's just a short stroll along the bike paths to get to the SOM right?
Did anyone stay at the Long Island Marriot? It's just a short stroll along the bike paths to get to the SOM right?
We do have lectures, typically about 6-8hrs/week in first year and 11-12 hrs/week second year. I believe that a typical weekly schedule can be found somewhere on the website (but I have no idea where it would be... but you're welcome to search for it!) In total, we're required to be at school for about 20 hours a week, then you spend 4-5 at ICE, and you're expected to spend at least another 20ish on pre-readings, PEARLS preparation, etc, although this self-directed learning time is person-dependent [some people spend 6-7 hours/week and others spend upwards of 40... it's all about how much you know, how fast you learn, and how fast you read].
Lectures are mandatory, and youll want to go. The idea with our curriculum is that you come to every session already having learned all of the material from the pre-work. If the material is particularly impossible to learn on your own (and the faculty knows this), the session will be more informational. If the material can certainly be understood through the reading, the lecture will be more application based (case presentations, discussions about hypothetical situations leading to a final "And that's what THIS disease is! Tahdah!", etc.). Either way, the large group discussions are pretty enjoyable.
For EMT, we have to do 3 8-12 hour shifts during our first course (although they may be restructuring this course at the behest of the current MS1s) and one 8-12 hour shift during each of the other three courses in first year. There are no requirements after that; however, we are all certified EMTs in NYS and can pick up per diem shifts for the health system if we so choose. The shifts through the year are training shifts, during which you ride as a 3rd person on the ambulance rather than as one of the two core members.
II recently. Can anyone tell me what the interview day is like?
About how many students were in your interview group?
I agree with @ridethecliche, major thing is show up 30 min early or you'll feel late when you walk in. They start promptly at 8:00.II recently. Can anyone tell me what the interview day is like?
I agree with @ridethecliche, major thing is show up 30 min early or you'll feel late when you walk in. They start promptly at 8:00.
I more meant "err on the side of early." 10 min is of course also fine.I showed up about 10 minutes early and felt fine...30 minutes seems a bit extreme. Just remember they start promptly and be there before 8 and you'll be great.
Are you on their waitlist? They moved me WAYYY up for interview as I was on the WL and spots opened up. They gave me a 2 week window, which is pretty good.
I know you're in CA, but maybe that would let you get bumped to a spot in december?
Just saw this. I requested to be added to the waitlist when I got the interview and then nothing happened haha. Oh well.
I agree with @ridethecliche, major thing is show up 30 min early or you'll feel late when you walk in. They start promptly at 8:00.
I showed up about 10 minutes early and felt fine...30 minutes seems a bit extreme. Just remember they start promptly and be there before 8 and you'll be great.
Accepted just now! So excited and honored. I interviewed on 11/14, so i'm surprised by the speedy turnaround.
Just checked--my portal hasn't changed. Only an email, no call.Congrats! That's awesome. Did they call you?
I don't see a status change on my portal either.
To say I am nervous now is an understatement...
Out of curiosity, has anyone that interviewed been waitilisted or rejected? All the rejections look like they were pre II.
Congrats on the acceptances, everyone! Has anyone who interviewed on 10/14 heard back yet? Pins and needles right now 🙁
Good to know we're in the same boat! I really feel the same, the school is amazing. Hoping for some good news to come our way soon!I havent! Here's hoping. I absolutely loved the school.
Yeah I'm at the Marriott and would love to share a cab! Have you scheduled one yet?Anyone staying at the Marriott tonight who wants to share a cab to campus in the morning?