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I sent an update immediately after my interview in March with my fall grades because they asked us to. But it wasn't a LOI.Congrats!! Did either of you write letters of intent/interest?
I sent an update immediately after my interview in March with my fall grades because they asked us to. But it wasn't a LOI.Congrats!! Did either of you write letters of intent/interest?
I sent an update immediately after my interview in March with my fall grades because they asked us to. But it wasn't a LOI.
I'm right there with ya. Good luck to both of us 🙂Congrats everyone! Man..really wish I was in that top 1/3
Got them middle 1/3 blues![]()
I'm IS.
Just got in off the waitlist! Has anyone gotten the email yet? Starting to worry I just imagined the call. 😛
Edit: I'm in-state.
Thanks for the feedback! I am IS, nontraditional, on the top 1/3 of the waitlist and hoping for the best! Meanwhile I'll just feed off the good news of others 🙂 @madb0x and @anonymousmedschooler, stay positive! From what I've read, Cinci has pulled from the middle tier in past years!I'm OOS, LizzyM 74-75. I also sent a letter of interest/update letter in February!
Is there a class of 2019 facebook group that newly accepted people can join?
There is, I can PM you the link if you are interested/haven't already gotten into the group.
Yeah that would be great, thanks!There is, I can PM you the link if you are interested/haven't already gotten into the group.
Congrats and welcome to UC! Have you posted in the facebook group? https://www.facebook.com/groups/358593497651571/
I called the admissions office and they told me they made calls last Friday. So @Crowick might be right!Has anyone heard of any more movement off of the waitlist since the last week in April?
Are there any students who have been living in Northern KY, such as Newport? I'd love to ask some questions about the convenience of living in that area, etc.
Has anyone heard any news recently?
Oh you know I never thought about the OSU anatomy requirement. That makes sense! If you do call, would you mind posting the information you learn on here??Nope. I have been considering calling to see if they've extended any offers, but what I anticipate is that until OSU moves in July after examining whether or not their acceptees have met the anatomy requirement, we won't really see anything too significant here.
I know some people live in Kentucky and I know they get the IS tuition that way.I'm applying the 2015-2016 cycle as an OOSer and am curious about potential resident status and IS tuition. I know at OSU it is quite reasonable to get IS tuition after one year of school, and UC's website seems to indicate that it is much harder to become IS at UC than at OSU. Is this correct? Does anyone know of any OOSer at UC seeking IS tuition and how that went? I really appreciate the help.
I'm applying the 2015-2016 cycle as an OOSer and am curious about potential resident status and IS tuition. I know at OSU it is quite reasonable to get IS tuition after one year of school, and UC's website seems to indicate that it is much harder to become IS at UC than at OSU. Is this correct? Does anyone know of any OOSer at UC seeking IS tuition and how that went? I really appreciate the help.
I called Admissions this morning, they said that the class is full and future movement is predicated on withdrawals from currently accepted students only.
Far less optimistic than our friend on the last page. Don't lose hope, but make alternate plans.
For OSU and UC, pretty much same rules for getting in state residency after 1 year as an out of stater
I'm applying the 2015-2016 cycle as an OOSer and am curious about potential resident status and IS tuition. I know at OSU it is quite reasonable to get IS tuition after one year of school, and UC's website seems to indicate that it is much harder to become IS at UC than at OSU. Is this correct? Does anyone know of any OOSer at UC seeking IS tuition and how that went? I really appreciate the help.
And by just as easy, you mean easy? Your sentiment that it is set at the state level makes sense, but I do find it odd that OSU touts how easy it is (relatively, I'm sure there are still many hoops to jump through), while UC claims it is difficult. Does anyone have experience or know someone at UC who has actually tried to obtain IS tuition after initially being OOS? Sorry if it sounds like I'm belaboring the point, but I really love UC (I'm actually at their library right now) but am hoping there is a reasonable chance I could get IS tuition eventually if accepted here.The answer is that it's exactly as easy at UC as it is at OSU because they follow the same law in applying the IS determination.
And by just as easy, you mean easy? Your sentiment that it is set at the state level makes sense, but I do find it odd that OSU touts how easy it is (relatively, I'm sure there are still many hoops to jump through), while UC claims it is difficult. Does anyone have experience or know someone at UC who has actually tried to obtain IS tuition after initially being OOS? Sorry if it sounds like I'm belaboring the point, but I really love UC (I'm actually at their library right now) but am hoping there is a reasonable chance I could get IS tuition eventually if accepted here.