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this super quick movement makes me wonder if they have a ranked waitlist theyre not telling us about. fingers crossed for more movement
Nope! I was agonizing over whether I should write one over the past few days but I lucked out before I had to write one.Did any of you who heard back today write any sort of love letter to UCSF?
Yep, you can apply to any combination of MD/PRIME/JMP! And UCLA has PRIME, but not JMP.hypothetically, can students apply to both PRIME and JMP (if both programs are offered next year?)
also does UCLA have either type of program?
Accepted off waitlist yesterday!
This is a great honor, but I'm already preparing my moving plans to my chosen program... For those accepted off the waitlist last year, how fast were they able to provide you with a financial aid package?
Has anyone who interviewed for the PRIME program heard back?
did you get it??Yup--I'm not sure how many people have been contacted though.
To accepted students:: Is there any deposit that we have to pay? If so, how much and when is it due? Thanks.
Who would levy the penalty? No, no penaltyRandom question: I am accepted to a different school and am still waiting on UCSF (fingers crossed!). Would there be some kind of penalty if I accept the financial aid offered by the school I am currently accepted to, and then drop it for UCSF?
So, so far, it seems like all the regular MD acceptances from the wait list happened Tuesday afternoon/evening. Wonder if that's going to be the trend going forward: waves of acceptances? Also, does anyone know when the bulk of UCSF's wait list movement typically happens?
So, so far, it seems like all the regular MD acceptances from the wait list happened Tuesday afternoon/evening. Wonder if that's going to be the trend going forward: waves of acceptances? Also, does anyone know when the bulk of UCSF's wait list movement typically happens?
Not a trend...I got my stuff on a Monday, Friday, and people have reported every other day of the week as well. Good investigative work thoughYou could be right! My interview invite and alternate list notification both came on a Tuesday evening...maybe a coincidence but we'll see in the upcoming weeks.
Can any current students share what the 1st year schedule looks like under the new Bridges curriculum (or even the current curriculum, just to get an idea)? Day-to-day, I mean. For example, are classes mostly in the morning? Finished by the early afternoon like many other schools? Major commitments in the evenings? I know there must be a significant amount of variability throughout the year, but even a rough sketch would be useful.
Hey, would you mind saying where you decided to go?More waitlist movement today. Just accepted to regular MD program as well!
Hey, would you mind saying where you decided to go?
Are we to assume that there isn't going to be any significant waitlist movement anymore?
Waitlist still moving. About time I reported that I got off the waitlist last week and accepted the offer!! They are evaluating slowly but surely, idk how many spots given or anything like that though.
Keep the faith!!
Yeah I accepted the offer, i.e., matriculated!!Congrats! Are you planning on matriculating?
Yeah I accepted the offer, i.e., matriculated!!
Congratulations! Regular MD?Yeah I accepted the offer, i.e., matriculated!!
Yeah regular MDCongratulations! Regular MD?
Bridges doesn't start until next year, so we don't know. I could tell you about our curriculum (though the day to day varies widely even so), but how well that'd apply to your classes next year is unknown.
Perhaps at least a rough weekly class schedule? Surely there is some modicum of consistency in year one at least.
Pretty sure there is waitlist movement every week, as soon as the cohort from the previous week reply (deadline is 1 week). It's just the SDN sample size and anonymity concerns that results in low numbers seen on this thread.Any wait-list movement for anyone this week?
das tightTearfully giving up my acceptance today to go somewhere else. The financial aid was the difference Maybe San Francisco and I will happen in another life. One of you will get my spot. Godspeed!
I am and IMO the school does not offer a lot of aid. Since aid is all need-based, we naturally compare it to private schools that give need-based aid. Compared with a rich Ivy, UCSF aid is "bad." Compared with a typical private school or even state schools that offer ****ty all loans packages, UCSF is pretty damn good given that it's a public school. So it all depends what you're comparing it to. My UCSF need-based package was about half of what I got from the rich private schools.This is my ABSOLUTE dream school, but I have heard a lot of you guys talking about financial aid/money reasons for not matriculating. Could any of you expand on that? Were you guys OOS or does the school not offer a lot in financial aid? Any advice would be appreciated!
This is my ABSOLUTE dream school, but I have heard a lot of you guys talking about financial aid/money reasons for not matriculating. Could any of you expand on that? Were you guys OOS or does the school not offer a lot in financial aid? Any advice would be appreciated!
Bumping the thread but I take it there was minimal movement this week
Need some input on tablet. Do students use mostly ipad or surface? If Surface, will it replace laptop?