do anyone of you, who have interviewed at UMD or just happen to be informed, know how many people UMD interviews on each interview day?
Did you interview at UMD or just rejected via snail mail?
And keep your head up, it's still really early in the season!
Oh wow that's very thoughtful of them to send a physical letter.It was pre-interview
Rejected today via snail mail. Complete mid July. OOS.
Interview invite yesterday !! Complete early august. Sad to see the first available is the end of January though :/
I'm really sorry to hear that 🙁 did it come today? I'm trying to figure out if I'm out of the woods....received a rejection letter via snail mail. IS, only in-state school...this one really stings
I'm really sorry to hear that 🙁 did it come today? I'm trying to figure out if I'm out of the woods....
Yeah it came yesterday (10/16)
May I ask when you were complete?received paper rejection letter
received paper rejection letter
received a rejection letter via snail mail. IS, only in-state school...this one really stings
what was your interview date?...or was it pre-i?Snail mail rejection 🙁
Pre IIwhat was your interview date?...or was it pre-i?
haha I usually don't check anything on a portal after I've been rejected but since you asked....Had your status in your secondary changed from 'under review?'
They interview into March and even April some years.how late do they issue interviews out till? in state and havent heard a peep yet
what was your interview date?????Accepted IS! Letter came in a big envelope and was postmarked the 15th. Good luck to all of you waiting!
haha I usually don't check anything on a portal after I've been rejected but since you asked....
its still noted as "under review" and I have no new messages under the communication status
what was your interview date?Accepted!!!!! Received snail mail dated Oct. 15th 😀
About two weeks ago.what was your interview date?
I interviewed and was accepted IS! Tips: Be yourself. I found the interview day pretty relaxed, but you obviously must remain professional and conservative the whole time. One interview was really conversational - it didn't feel like I was really being interviewed and my interviewer was super easy to talk to. That being said, I still tried to incorporate my main points (big things I wanted them to know) in to my talking. My second interview was a little more standard - Q&A. She asked questions, I answered, sometimes conversation happened a little, but she was definitely more of a formal interviewer. She had read my application front to back and asked me questions about numerous things on there, including an anecdote from my personal statement. My best advice is to google for medical interview practice questions and just get comfortable having someone ask them to you and answering out loud! Try to have a few specific examples that highlight multiple skills or traits and thus you can use the example to answer any number of questions (hopefully you won't use the same example twice in the actual interview, though...). Practicing is my best advice. You don't have to memorize your answers, but just be aware of them. Know your strengths and weaknesses, and be able to 'spin' them into a positive, or at least show that your weakness doesn't hinder you. Make sure you think of thoughtful questions to ask your interviewers, too (this is really important)!congrats to all those who recently received acceptances 🙂 🙂 I'm so excited for all of you! do you have any tips for the interview?
i have the same feeling...interviewed on 9/29 and nothing yet -___-I interviewed on 10/1 and still nothing. I have this nasty feeling I'm not in...
what was your interview date?ACCEPTED!!! Received a call from Dr. Foxwell 🙂 He let me know that I should receive a packet of information later this week in the mail. Woohoo!!!
10/6what was your interview date?
Thank you so much!! This was extremely helpful. Congratulations!! I'm an IS applicant too and this is my first choice, so maybe (and hopefully) I'll see you in a year 😉I interviewed and was accepted IS! Tips: Be yourself. I found the interview day pretty relaxed, but you obviously must remain professional and conservative the whole time. One interview was really conversational - it didn't feel like I was really being interviewed and my interviewer was super easy to talk to. That being said, I still tried to incorporate my main points (big things I wanted them to know) in to my talking. My second interview was a little more standard - Q&A. She asked questions, I answered, sometimes conversation happened a little, but she was definitely more of a formal interviewer. She had read my application front to back and asked me questions about numerous things on there, including an anecdote from my personal statement. My best advice is to google for medical interview practice questions and just get comfortable having someone ask them to you and answering out loud! Try to have a few specific examples that highlight multiple skills or traits and thus you can use the example to answer any number of questions (hopefully you won't use the same example twice in the actual interview, though...). Practicing is my best advice. You don't have to memorize your answers, but just be aware of them. Know your strengths and weaknesses, and be able to 'spin' them into a positive, or at least show that your weakness doesn't hinder you. Make sure you think of thoughtful questions to ask your interviewers, too (this is really important)!
Sorry for the really rambling response, I just typed as thoughts came to me.. Hope this is helpful!! Good luck, you'll do great!
Has anyone heard back from the MD/MPH program yet? Congrats to everyone who has been accepted 🙂 So happy for you!