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Both of my science letter writers have a 'Dr.' title so hopefully that'll count as a 'medical professional'
Both of my science letter writers have a 'Dr.' title so hopefully that'll count as a 'medical professional'
^^is this required regardless of a committee letter?
Meh if I remember correctly, I thought it was strongly recommended to have a medical professional LOR but not required? I'm pretty sure that's what it said somewhere on their site otherwise I wouldn't have applied here :ILol... I think they specifically mean works in an hospital or direct medical field.. So nurse MD/do pa etc... Sigh
Oh well. I'll just have to submit this one somewhat late once I can get a rec bleh.
They said it was recommended but not required. Fear notMeh if I remember correctly, I thought it was strongly recommended to have a medical professional LOR but not required? I'm pretty sure that's what it said somewhere on their site otherwise I wouldn't have applied here :I
I'm flying into O'hare. Book a hotel from their recommended hotel list on their website. I saved so much money that way
awesome, thanks for your helpNo I am not going to rent a car but I will probably be taking a taxi or uber. I figured I will only need the taxi to and from the hotel and since there is a free shuttle to the school from my hotel, I won't have to worry about transportation there.
Keep in mind that Chicago is 40 miles away from North Chicago. That means that if you get stuck in traffic, it could potentially take 2 hours to get downtown (or even more). I love about 15 miles away from Chicago, and it's taken me nearly 90 minutes to get downtown before. What I would do is check out Google Maps at the exact time you want to go to your interview a couple weeks before. So, if you decide to stay near/in Chicago, at 6am for the next few Fridays, go to Google maps and look up directions from your hotel to campus to figure out how long it will take you to get there and how bad traffic typically is. If you're interviewing on the 4th, keep in mind traffic will be worse due to the long weekend.Got my II in the big wave yesterday moring, really excited, my first II so it feels great.
Question : I've never been to chicago, or north chicago or wherever. What airport are you guys flying to? O'Hare? And are you guys staying at a hotel in chicago/near rfu/or what??. I might want to check out chicago for a day or two since I'm flying there anyways so would it be better to get a hotel closer to the city. Thoughts?
I cant even imagine being on the admissions committee here.Hey, so looking at last year's thread, by the time August rolled around, it was starting to take 8 weeks from submission to completion. So if it seems like it's taking a long time, sit tight. Everything should be ok/in order. With >12,000 apps, I guess it just takes a while!
They probably accept around 350, so yeah pretty good chances I'd say.CMS interviews around 600 and enrolls around 200, pretty good chances, eh?
Where did you get this number? I think they interview much more than 600...CMS interviews around 600 and enrolls around 200, pretty good chances, eh?
MSAR says 599 interviews out of 12089 applicants.Where did you get this number? I think they interview much more than 600...
On their website it says they interview about 5-10% of the applicant pool so 600 would be 5%Where did you get this number? I think they interview much more than 600...
MSAR says 599 interviews out of 12089 applicants.
I noticed that the interview was split into either a morning interview or an afternoon interview. Is that new for this year?That may be an outdated number. Last year, we've switched to MMI format interviewing allowing us to interview a slightly higher number. I believe we interview 800-900 applicants.
I noticed that the interview was split into either a morning interview or an afternoon interview. Is that new for this year?
dang, submitted 8/8 still no complete email.
II just now!! So excited
Thanks! July 21stCongrats! When were you complete
Non trad 3.3uGPA 3.8 SMP 33-35 MCATCongrats all! Mind sharing your stats?
3.95 cGPA, 3.94 sGPA, 30-32 MCAT range and well rounded volunteer, clinical, and research experience.Congrats all! Mind sharing your stats?
Congratulations to all those with II!
Has anyone who submitted the supplementary app on or after August 4th received a complete email?
dang, i submitted 8/2 and still haven't got one. where's it at?!I got one today, submitted 8/6
Now it's my turn to relieve your stress!dang, i submitted 8/2 and still haven't got one. where's it at?!
Hopefully we'll hear from them by the end of the week!dang, i submitted 8/2 and still haven't got one. where's it at?!
You are my favorite SDNer! Thanks for helping keep us sane!Now it's my turn to relieve your stress!
Don't worry; people that submitted after me received IIs before me and I still ended up receiving one. I think it just depends on who's reviewing your application
Fighting my own neuroticism since 1991You are my favorite SDNer! Thanks for helping keep us sane!
~Reposting this question as it seemed to have gotten lost in application logistics can any current students weigh in? I've found fancy graphics and high-flying pedagogy rhetoric, but that doesn't really help me understand what the curriculum looks like on a day-to-day (or month-to-month) basis. Thank youuu.Does anyone understand what this school's curriculum actually looks like? I've tried to search their webpage, but it seems like the curriculum is still in the works...
Super helpful, thanks!I'm not a current medical student but I am a BMS (their SMP) student at RFUMS and this is the best schedule I can find. It's a year old, but it seems to line up with this years class from what I've seen. Hope it helps.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=5&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CEAQFjAEahUKEwjT4sbyscXHAhUJQ5IKHVKLCiQ&url=http://www.rosalindfranklin.edu/Portals/4/Documents/Undergraduate%20Studies/4%20year%20Curriculum%20Schematic%202014-15.pdf&ei=kPrcVdPaJ4mGyQTSlqqgAg&usg=AFQjCNFYqXO0QAL9ZAF7e-7WaRQxFET9Zw&sig2=HAlO163UKRdl8ljMGgMZgg