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Can you guys explain what is this so called small pool ?Status change! Got put in the pool of applicants we may interview.
Can you guys explain what is this so called small pool ?Status change! Got put in the pool of applicants we may interview.
Can you guys explain what is this so called small pool ?
so from my understanding, it's: app submitted -> under review -> small pool -> II ?
Same here. Submitted 7/21 and still waiting for prelim review.Submitted 07/22 and still not under preliminary review... Anyone else?
user-deleted said:Because I had some spare time and reeeeally like data, I went spelunking for numbers. Of the 246 applicants who posted in last year's UVM thread, 152 were small-pooled, and 106 of the folks in the small pool were interviewed.
Moral of the story: a lot of people drown in the small pool, but it's still better to be in it than out of it.
Holy shoot, Im not even applying to Vermont and I appreciate you doing thatuser-deleted said:Because I had some spare time and reeeeally like data, I went spelunking for numbers. Of the 246 applicants who posted in last year's UVM thread, 152 were small-pooled, and 106 of the folks in the small pool were interviewed.
Moral of the story: a lot of people drown in the small pool, but it's still better to be in it than out of it.
Thank you for your effort.. You deserve and interview.user-deleted said:Because I had some spare time and reeeeally like data, I went spelunking for numbers. Of the 246 applicants who posted in last year's UVM thread, 152 were small-pooled, and 106 of the folks in the small pool were interviewed.
Moral of the story: a lot of people drown in the small pool, but it's still better to be in it than out of it.
I think we'd be friends irl!!user-deleted said:Because I had some spare time and reeeeally like data, I went spelunking for numbers. Of the 246 applicants who posted in last year's UVM thread, 152 were small-pooled, and 106 of the folks in the small pool were interviewed.
Moral of the story: a lot of people drown in the small pool, but it's still better to be in it than out of it.
Received my II a couple weeks after getting pooled. Chances are you'll get one too.Your file is complete and has been preliminarily reviewed. You are within a pool of applicants from which an interview may be extended. Please note that this does not guarantee you will be offered an interview and you may not see an update to your status for several months.
Interviews are scheduled between mid-September and mid-March. You will be notified via email if you have been selected to interview.
Does this mean much and what are my chances of getting an interview ?
Received my II a couple weeks after getting pooled. Chances are you'll get one too.
I've been at that since 7/19!Submitted 7/27, still at the "your supplemental application has been received. Please note that it may take 6-8 weeks for all materials to be processed" stage. A little nerve racking but as long as everyone else who has submitted then is still in this phase, then it still is a fair process.
Same here, submitted 07/22! I wouldn't worry about it. They probably got a lot of apps in the first half of July that they're still wading through.Submitted 7/27, still at the "your supplemental application has been received. Please note that it may take 6-8 weeks for all materials to be processed" stage. A little nerve racking but as long as everyone else who has submitted then is still in this phase, then it still is a fair process.
Idk, submitted secondary two weeks ago, and I checked yesterday and was small pooled...based on previous posts not everyone gets small pooled...
Not everyone gets small pooled but everyone gets reviewed. If you're not in the small pool, your status should still change to note that your file has been reviewed....?
Which part isn't true?My file went from reviewed to small pooled about a week after so that isn't necessarily true. There's still hope.
Nevermind, I guess this answers my question. I'm still trying to get some documents from my parents, but hopefully I can submit it in the next couple days.I got an interview invite and haven't filled out the IS paperwork yet.
I think that is a question only you can answer- can you see yourself at UVM? If so, I think the extra money is worth it in the long run! If not, it opens up a spot for one of us : )II! For Sat. 9/26, however, I am unsure of whether or not I will attend. I'm from the DC area, and if I don't want to be on a train or bus for 12-15 hours each way getting up there, I can fly. But, the cheapest flight lands at midnight the night before the interview, and gives me an overnight layover on the way back. Flights at reasonable times are close to $500. Worth it? I have 5 other IIs scheduled as well, so trying to not miss so much school and break the bank with travel.
II! For Sat. 9/26, however, I am unsure of whether or not I will attend. I'm from the DC area, and if I don't want to be on a train or bus for 12-15 hours each way getting up there, I can fly. But, the cheapest flight lands at midnight the night before the interview, and gives me an overnight layover on the way back. Flights at reasonable times are close to $500. Worth it? I have 5 other IIs scheduled as well, so trying to not miss so much school and break the bank with travel.
II! For Sat. 9/26, however, I am unsure of whether or not I will attend. I'm from the DC area, and if I don't want to be on a train or bus for 12-15 hours each way getting up there, I can fly. But, the cheapest flight lands at midnight the night before the interview, and gives me an overnight layover on the way back. Flights at reasonable times are close to $500. Worth it? I have 5 other IIs scheduled as well, so trying to not miss so much school and break the bank with travel.
II! For Sat. 9/26, however, I am unsure of whether or not I will attend. I'm from the DC area, and if I don't want to be on a train or bus for 12-15 hours each way getting up there, I can fly. But, the cheapest flight lands at midnight the night before the interview, and gives me an overnight layover on the way back. Flights at reasonable times are close to $500. Worth it? I have 5 other IIs scheduled as well, so trying to not miss so much school and break the bank with travel.
Congrats! If you have the cash then another interview is another shot at a medical school acceptance and is always good practice for other interviews. I would go, because you never know what can happen. Maybe you'll fall in love with school/area. You can always study on the plane/train/bus, you only go through this process once! (hopefully)
Mind sharing your stats/complete date?
Most of the interviews are on Saturdays and there are only a few Friday interviews!Are interviews only on Saturdays ?
Thanks for the infoMost of the interviews are on Saturdays and there are only a few Friday interviews!