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Yup yup:
https://med.fsu.edu/?page=mdAdmissions.admissionProcess
Check under "Regular Admission Process"
2015-2016 Florida State University Application Thread
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Yup yup:
https://med.fsu.edu/?page=mdAdmissions.admissionProcess
Check under "Regular Admission Process"
Do you have any tips for getting off the waiting list? What I should do/include to update FSU?
Just got accepted!! 🙂
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C'mon FSU. just make a decision already, either interview or reject....
Congratulations Rubbersoul! 😀 hope you are excited!
Congrats! Join the facebook group when you get the chance
https://www.facebook.com/groups/482269151898288/
I don't have any advice, per se, but my friend sent an update email with his updated GPA after the Fall and also wrote an email reaffirming his desire to do primary care. If these emails played a difference, however, we'll never know.
Same here....it makes me wonder if I'm still under consideration
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I am also wondering the answer to this question. I have been accepted to other medical schools and interviews but it is all getting quite costly when I know that if I got into FSU I could cancel everything else and stop paying the rest of these crazy fees.
they are pretty responsive based on my experience
Is there a place to upload or should I just send an email?
I sent an email
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Do you guys know how doing a Masters program affects admissions? I had low stats LizzyM score of 60. I'm currently doing a Masters at Lincoln Memorial Uni (DO school). Doing pretty well, might get all As, maybe one B. Should I send them an updated transcript after the semester is over? In state applicant.
I would definitely update schools with your progress. I had a low undergrad gpa and all my interviewers ask me about the program I am doing well in now.
Agree w/ the poster above me. One of my interviewers at FSU brought up my master's program and talked about the success rates of students previously accepted from my program.
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Just to ensure I'm not missing anything - FSU does not require a deposit, correct?
rubbersoul923 I asked the same question next year! Yep, no deposit required!
Congrats! Do you mind sharing what interview days they're offering right now?
Right now they have December 11th, 14th and January 8th
Glad I'm not the only one... I sent e-mailed updates and have not had any confirmation of receipt. For anyone who has sent in updates, did they respond to you?
I haven't received a reply either. I called them and they said they print the updates and put them in our folders
Same boat, sent an update a couple weeks ago and haven't gotten a reply. Complete August 6th, IS, still nothing. One of my top choices, keeping my fingers crossed.
Who do you address the update letter to?
I had a morning time slot. I arrived around 9, had a 30 minute or so introduction and video, than was directed to 2 traditional one hour interviews. After interviews, we ate and toured the school. Closed out with questions and meeting the dean of admissions (Dr. Patrick). They truly do everything they can to make you feel relaxed!
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I was in the evening, so the two 1 hour interview where the last thing I did, but you also get to learn about the school which may help when it comes to the interview portion. So we pretty much toured the school, two of the deans came to talk to us at different times, and a few med students were with us the entire time pretty much. They were so nice and helpful!
found out I was ACCEPTED during another interview!!! So excited, would love to go here!!! #blessedandhappy
Justwannagetit269 I hope you do come here, you would love it 😀 Congratulations buddy!
I just sent in an update for this school!
Thank you!!! and thanks for your help and advice!!
same here was interviewed in Oct, thought it went great
Nolemed225 don't give up hope!
I just have a quick question: I want to apply to FSU MED next year early decision and I'd like to know what they look for in ED applicants. I'm competitive for the school and have ties to the area and community and I want to serve my subset of the community. Is it true that FSU should be contacted before you apply ED?
Thanks!
Thanks!
They are looking for academically competitive applicants that fulfill the mission of the FSUCOM. Read the mission statement and ask yourself if it really sounds like you, and also that your extracurricular experiences, personal statement, etc. demonstrate that. If so, early decision may be the way to go. Early decision is quite risky, obviously not everyone gets accept that applies ED, so have your secondaries for your back up schools ready. Even still it's late in the cycle by the time you would hear back, if you unfortunately were not accepted, so only apply ED if you really think it's the right way for you to go. GOOD LUCK! GO NOLES!
Source: Accepted ED FSUCOM class 2020, Woop!
EDIT: No need to contact FSU before you submit your secondary
Any new II's??
Also anybody get a response to their update yet?
I sent an update letter the beginning of December and received no response but they sent me an interview invite on 12/18 so I think they do look at the updates.
I received a response that it had been put in my file. They probably have been getting quite a bit now and just put them in the respective files without sending a message to each applicant.
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Congratulations morisseth! So happy for you! welcome to 2020 😀
Thank you!
You're welcome. You excited?
Definitely excited bro. Right now i'm just letting everything settle in while taking things one step at a time. Can't wait to connect with the other students and muscle through this next 4 years. I love the idea of the apprenticeship model along with student focused clinical rotations. I've never been to a big college campus (went to a state school and mostly commuted), so I'm anticipating the new environment.
What are some things you've come to admire/like and dislike about the med school, the environment at FSU and Tallahassee in general?
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