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I feel your pain
When I interviewed on 2/24 they said that there were 2 interviews left. I'm not sure when they were though or how far apart Loma Linda spreads out their interviews.When's the last day for interviews?
Did anyone get pre-II rejection?
Do they do silent rejections?
damn I'm sorry to hear it. But I guess I can expect mine in the mail today or tomorrow as well.Just received my pre-II rejection in the mail.![]()
So no calls are going out in march? This is surprising. Please tell if you hear something.
Just received my pre-II rejection in the mail.![]()
Just received my pre-II rejection in the mail.![]()
Just got mine in the mail too (dated March 12).
Got mine also todayJust got mine in the mail too (dated March 12).
Sorry to hear. It sounded like you really wanted this one!So looks like my mail was simply a bit slower than others. Rejection, post interview. Not completely surprised. GL to those still waiting on decisions.
Sorry to hear. It sounded like you really wanted this one!
Meh... I didn't even get an interview, and that's speaking as someone who 1) is in-school (doctorate) and a ≥30 MCAT; B) in-state; and C) member of a faculty home church, with connections to many more.I thought that they would probably reject me since I am A) Out of School for the most part and have a below 30 MCAT; B) OOS; and C) Not attending an admissions officers/faculties home church, nor do I have any connections to one.
Ouch!Meh... I didn't even get an interview, and that's speaking as someone who 1) is in-school (doctorate) and a ≥30 MCAT; B) in-state; and C) member of a faculty home church, with connections to many more.
Only to their feeder schools (undergrad) do they offer guaranteed interviews, and that's one or two days a year when the admissions director travels the country. Even being a student in the same university, let alone married to somebody in the MD program, doesn't mean they'll grant me an interview... 🙁
Meh... I didn't even get an interview, and that's speaking as someone who 1) is in-school (doctorate) and a ≥30 MCAT; B) in-state; and C) member of a faculty home church, with connections to many more.
Only to their feeder schools (undergrad) do they offer guaranteed interviews, and that's one or two days a year when the admissions director travels the country. Even being a student in the same university, let alone married to somebody in the MD program, doesn't mean they'll grant me an interview... 🙁
*cough*Arizona-Tucson*cough*I am glad they didn't artifically drag this out.
You got the five day thing for II also right? I think that is officially not a good thing.POST-interview rejection letter too. Definitely a huge shot to the heart as I really thought I had a chance being SDA and getting into other schools.
Thanks you guys for helping me out throughout the whole process. It has definitely been a wild ride.
So no calls are going out in march? This is surprising. Please tell if you hear something.
I successfully predicted that LLU would send out acceptance calls around January 16 of this year, which is exactly what happened. Hope all this info helps you all.
Wait, when did I say that?some other random person not on this thread said:something something something to make Wonderdog say "oops"
Oops - I must've hit 'quote' to someone else's post and then replied to another persons post #awkwardWait, when did I say that?
You're probably familiar with the fact that the LLUSM Adcom meets the 3rd thursday of every month. In March, this falls during match week. Which is why they didn't have an Adcom committee meeting this month. It happened last year as well.
But...I do know that they have 3 more adcoms planned - april, may, and june.
Be at peace.
You may be right...You got the five day thing for II also right? I think that is officially not a good thing.
I wouldn't say that...although I'm really trying to find out the reasoning and logic behind itYou may be right...
Where exactly does it say that? Under "Application menu" or after the link for "Application status?" Can't find any information with mine. Probably not a good sign. Interviewed early April.checked my llu portal. got waitlisted. interviewed 2/3
Thanks for your help!So if you log into your portal and just see the normal screen that said they received your letters of rec, then you're still just waiting to hear. However, if you've been placed on the alternate list it will appear above the letter bit and will say in green lettering "you have been placed on the alternate list". Below will be a couple paragraphs explaining that if chosen you will need to submit transcripts, etc.
At least, I just checked my portal and that's what I found.
What is the biomed program, if you don't mind me asking?Got a letter today with an offer for the biomed program. I'm stunned; I was expecting a simple rejection.
It's a Master's program for people who applied to LLU with good potential but not the academic strength for a full-on acceptance. From what I've gathered, those who complete the program (a year of MS1 classes) successfully and show solid academic performance are strongly considered for the following year's class.What is the biomed program, if you don't mind me asking?
So I have attended Loma Linda's Open Houses from 2012 to 2014, so I have seen a lot of what LLU is like. They said that a lot of the people they send secondaries to don't send them back because that is when they find out about what the school is really like. They are heavily missions-minded; they have medical missions during the summer and winter breaks for students to go on. They have huge missions globe dedicated to alumni who went on medical missions. They also have outreach programs to the community that their students participate in. Hopefully if you applying here, you have some of those experiences. Feel free to ask me any other questions you have. I absolutely love this school.![]()
I am so happy to read this post. I am hoping to apply to this school for 2015-2016, I am Christian (protestant) but not SDA, although my lifestyle is similar to SDA. I have done different medical mission trips (especially in Africa) and I am heavily involved in organizing those medical mission trips under my church. Missions are where my heart is and I can't see my self not applying to this school. However, my concern is I have low MCAT score and high GPA. It is mostly because of verbal as English is my third language. What is your suggestion about people who get accepted with low MCAT & also I am not instate?
Thank you!
if you've been offered Biomed - take it. great program!It's a Master's program for people who applied to LLU with good potential but not the academic strength for a full-on acceptance. From what I've gathered, those who complete the program (a year of MS1 classes) successfully and show solid academic performance are strongly considered for the following year's class.
It's a chance for someone to prove themselves they have the academic tenacity to make it in med school.
they just had graduation - they've been busy. maybe next week. stay tuned.Has anyone heard anything lately from the ADCOM? I know graduation was last weekend and they're probably catching up, but it would be really nice to hear something from them.