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when did you interview?I found out through email. 4.o gpa, 38 mcat, half traditional (graduated in Dec), just a few extracurriculars but ones I really love doing
when did you interview?I found out through email. 4.o gpa, 38 mcat, half traditional (graduated in Dec), just a few extracurriculars but ones I really love doing
November 12th!when did you interview?
Well, I honestly thought that my MMIs went terribly (UMass was my one and only MMI school), but what I tried to do was connect the prompts to my experiences. Just don't dwell on the stations you didn't feel confident in and move on. Keep an open mind and try to enjoy the experience! (Personally, I didn't enjoy it that much, but it did go by super fast!)Any tips for preparing for the UMass MMI?
Hi Aker, did you find that the majority of the class found out/chose umass fairly late in the admissions cycle? Also how are the clinical sites that you've been rotations through and what your goal for matching?Hi everyone! I'm a Umass 4th year and I LOVE this school. If you have questions about anything let me know and I'll gladly answer. coming here was one of the best decisions of my life.
Not sure if this advice is coming too late, but what I think really helped for me was taking a few deep breaths before every station and just calming myself down and starting fresh! I tend to be a worry wart and had lots of anxiety after stations I didn't think I did particularly well at, but just re-centering myself again and reminding myself that I have a brand new start with every new station worked very well!Any tips for preparing for the UMass MMI?
Hi Aker, did you find that the majority of the class found out/chose umass fairly late in the admissions cycle? Also how are the clinical sites that you've been rotations through and what your goal for matching?
Thanks!
Is it worthwhile to send a post-interview update/letter of interest? There's a lot of negative feelings towards such letters on SDN, but does anyone have any UMass specific advice/experience?
Why do you say that?So today should be an acceptance day for UMASS. Anyone get anything?
Why do you say that?
Hi everyone! I'm a Umass 4th year and I LOVE this school. If you have questions about anything let me know and I'll gladly answer. coming here was one of the best decisions of my life.
Accepted! Interviewed in December
Were you accepted on the 19th? I was accepted too (IS) Congratulations!
congrats! would you mind sharing yours stats?Were you accepted on the 19th? I was accepted too (IS) Congratulations!
Hi Aker, did you find that the majority of the class found out/chose umass fairly late in the admissions cycle? Also how are the clinical sites that you've been rotations through and what your goal for matching?
Thanks!
Where should update letters/letters of intent be sent in order to maximize the likelihood that it will be read? Does it matter if it's sent in an email or by snail mail?
The admissions coordinator said that everyone will hear back by the end of April if they are accepted, waitlisted, or rejected. Most people will get off the waitlist in May or June...but I expect some people could hear back even later if someone drops out of the class last minute.He didn't hear back until June? I thought you are supposed to decide which school you would go to in April?
When did you interview?
Sorry yes you are right. I am either remembering wrong or he was WLd until June. Point is...many classmates were accepted relatively lateHe didn't hear back until June? I thought you are supposed to decide which school you would go to in April?
Trying to decide between Umass and georgetown. Any insight? My S.O. will probably be in DC, and I got a better feeling at the school / have heard better things about their graduates and residents, but umass and living in worcester would be cheaper.
Honestly, I didn't prep at all - theres no way to for the scenarios that they give you. Just be outgoing and confident, and definitely if you mess up one station, don't let it affect the next for you. I like this style much better than a classic interview.Any tips for the interview? I'm interviewing here on the 8th and it will be my first MMI. What did you do for practice?
Honestly, I didn't prep at all - theres no way to for the scenarios that they give you. Just be outgoing and confident, and definitely if you mess up one station, don't let it affect the next for you. I like this style much better than a classic interview.
That's the general idea. There's no way to prepare for these type of interviews haha. The questions ranged from healthcare to politics and real life scenarios.Are the questions healthcare/politics/economics related? I have no idea what to expect!
So maybe next Friday? It seems like next week is their last week of interviews....fingers crossed so I can start sleeping againLooks like the majority of acceptances went out on 3/13 last year... Hoping we hear something back soon...
So maybe next Friday? It seems like next week is their last week of interviews....fingers crossed so I can start sleeping again
Last year their last interview for the regular application season was mid-Marchwhy do you say seems like next week is last round of interviews?
That's the general idea. There's no way to prepare for these type of interviews haha. The questions ranged from healthcare to politics and real life scenarios.