How do you send LOIs? Handwritten, typed, or emailed?
What's your question about it? I can try to answer from what I know.
Just wanted to know how it works if you want to do first 2 years in 3 instead, and how many folks are doing that? I think their program is unusual in that it's the same tuition. Thanks!
Have you looked on the website under flexible MD program? I don't think they publish the amount of students specifically who take advantage of the flex program.
I like your optimism. It's helpful to view things that way. And it's also very realistic.
Nah, I interviewed 12/12 so still waiting for awhile longer. Originally scheduled to interview on 11/17 but had to reschedule bc of weather. Best of luck
Twin Cities, i apologize for not identifying the campus. As an OOS with no ties to the state nor region, I show my lack of familiarity with the Minneapolis-centric view. The Duluth campus didn't even enter my mind when i posted my response, no offense to the Duluth applicants on this thread as I found the entire university to be first rate on my visit.
That's great, congratulations. I was initially scheduled for that same date before a reschedule.
This is great info! Thank you! Do you know the total number of students accepted pre-waitlist?
I was closer to 6, but I interviewed early October.
Thanks for the timely response, and again for all the pre-twin cities interview advice. I quite honestly had a superb time during my visit and interview and really hope to receive an acceptance from the school when notified.
Congrats! Did you get accepted to Duluth or Twin Cities?
twin
The time frame in which they notify you appears to be mystifying, in that some that interviewed slightly after that have already received notice while others such as yourself have not. I was under the impression that they evaluated candidates based on interview date, but i guess not.
It was incredibly relaxed. They set the day up to be as low stress as possible. I encourage you to enjoy the experience and just have confidence in your responses to the interview questions, as you will already know the answers to them all. In my experience I was not thrown any curve ball questions and everything was based more or less on my application, I just had to provide a bit more depth and context. It was a fun day!
I concur. Initially the thought of two 45 min one on one sessions had me nervous but the interviewers were remarkably friendly and easygoing. Compared to my other interviews, MN was where I felt the most relaxed and able to hold a genuine conversation. Talk about yourself but also respond to their input and let the conversation flow naturally.
That's exactly right. And yes I expect, likely because of delays related to holidays, it will be longer. Which person were you? You may PM me if you prefer to answer that way
That's awesome. I wonder what their method is for contacting people, since we both interviewed at the same time.
I'm from the 11/24 date and haven't heard anything yet...hoping for positive news whenever it comes! 🙂
I concur. Well, I should say that I'd much prefer not to, assuming it's great news.
No idea...I know at some schools it depends on how accessible your interviewers are. Not sure if that applies here though...
