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Are the first two years P/F or no? I thought I remember them saying that at my interviewNo cut-offs for how many people can get Honors/High Satisfactory.
Are the first two years P/F or no? I thought I remember them saying that at my interviewNo cut-offs for how many people can get Honors/High Satisfactory.
Are the first two years P/F or no? I thought I remember them saying that at my interview
I'm pretty sure the clinical years are graded, I'm not sure about the first two, all the schools are kind of blending together in my head, haha. I thought they said it was P/F, and that's what makes them super collaborative and whatnot. May be completely wrong though.Are they? I read a post that said honors/high pass but maybe they changed to P/F. Is there still internal rankings? How do they decide AOA then?
Have any current students posted here? I have so many questions haha
I think you're a fellow CA applicant, right?
They're Honors/High Pass/Pass/Fail!Are the first two years P/F or no? I thought I remember them saying that at my interview
They're Honors/High Pass/Pass/Fail!
Where did your adviser get this information? I have not heard of such a thing. And I can tell you with 100% certainty that our class does not have 66 UB alumni.My adviser told me the medical school accepts 66 of its own students first. Since the new medical school is opening up, the number of seats will increase.
I go to UB and my pre-med adviser told me.Where did your adviser get this information? I have not heard of such a thing. And I can tell you with 100% certainty that our class does not have 66 UB alumni.
I'll try to post how my experience has been so far in the next week or so - our schedule is a little busy at the moment and I'm doing a lot of catching up on things.
anyone know how the grading works? I know it's basically letter grades but are there like certain percentages of each class that will get high pass or honors?
Current students, I was wondering: what states are OOS mostly from?
Nope, they don't limit how many people get honors (which they repeat many times in orientation). Satisfactory 70-79, High sat 80-89, honors 90 +.
Edit: Whoops someone already answered this! Also IS tuition isn't hard to get.
I think the adviser is misquoting what Dean Cain said in his address quoted above^^^. There are ~66 people from Western New York in our class, but not all of those (not even close) are from UB. I know this because I counted during our White Coat CeremonyI go to UB and my pre-med adviser told me.
Just rejected pre-II. Good luck everyone!
Thanks so much for all the info!I think the adviser is misquoting what Dean Cain said in his address quoted above^^^. There are ~66 people from Western New York in our class, but not all of those (not even close) are from UB. I know this because I counted during our White Coat Ceremony
As far as OOS students go, we have people from Maine, California, Washington state, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Vermont, and Florida in our class. There might be more states but I'm forgetting where they're from at the moment.
Also, High Satisfactory is 85-89!
Complete in July. OOS, but I earned my BA from UB in 2012. Moved to Georgia in 2013 before deciding to go to med school.I'm sorry to hear when were you complete? May I ask if you were IS/OOS?
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UB alumComplete in July. OOS, but I earned my BA from UB in 2012. Moved to Georgia in 2013 before deciding to go to med school.
Sure! I promise to do this in the next few days. I'm not very anonymous on here but I'll try to be as honest as possible about my experience. I really like going to UB for medical school, and I'm generally a more positive person who tries to complain less, but I can definitely write up pros and cons for me.Thanks so much for all the info!
Could you tell us a little about what your experience has been, pros/cons and such? It's super helpful to have a current student on this thread!
II today, been complete since July. Awfully confused, but I'm not complaining
Also got an II today for April, and I've been complete since August. Anyone have an idea if the class is full and we're just interviewing for the waitlist, or if there's a legitimate chance? Didn't seem like any April interviews got accepted without getting waitlisted first.
Congrats! What date is your interview? Just wondering since they told me April 5 is the last day.
I asked the same thing a week or 2 ago and this was the response that someone gave me "They don't interview for waitlist at this school. If you got an interview invite you are interviewing for a spot in the class! Word for word what the dean of admissions said on the interview day. Totally go for it."Also got an II today for April, and I've been complete since August. Anyone have an idea if the class is full and we're just interviewing for the waitlist, or if there's a legitimate chance? Didn't seem like any April interviews got accepted without getting waitlisted first.
Same!.... im IS complete since JulyII today, been complete since July. Awfully confused, but I'm not complaining
Congrats! What date is your interview? Just wondering since they told me April 5 is the last day.
I asked to reschedule to the 12th and they told me they weren't interviewing then. Perhaps they under-interviewed and added additional dates. Good luck to all!April 12th for me
I'm wondering do ppl get rejected post interview or are they ranked and put on the waitlist?
Hush hush, and it's a ranked waitlist, the score for which you are given immediately post interview and cannot change from that point on (per Mr Rosso). So UB looks like the ultimate sit and wait waitlistIs there any way to be proactive in getting off the waitlist (showing interest in some way) or is the only option to wait for things to happen for us? Also, SUNY Upstate allows calls at a certain point to check where we are on the list, will Buffalo similarly release this information or is everything hush hush? Thanks
I am.Anyone interviewing tm?!
Are you interviewing as well?Ayyyyy good luck
Indeed I am catch ya tmAre you interviewing as well?