WHAT ELSE. Hey guess what! Just got another II! From Upstate! $23,000 cheaper than Georgetown SUCKIITT GEORGETOWN.
Jk I would have given an elbow for a gtown invite. Also I am a grownup. Also YESSSSSS!!!
OH SNAP, woooooooooooooooooooooo!
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WHAT ELSE. Hey guess what! Just got another II! From Upstate! $23,000 cheaper than Georgetown SUCKIITT GEORGETOWN.
Jk I would have given an elbow for a gtown invite. Also I am a grownup. Also YESSSSSS!!!
There goes another week of silence. Weekends are now just a time I know I won't get emails from schools. SDN is not good for neurosis, it feels like all the II's are quickly disappearing knowing that sdn is such a small fraction of the applicant pool.
... all the II's are quickly disappearing...
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. Keep positive!Two weeks of dead-silence has been broken this am with epic news, II.
Good luck my fellow non-trads![]()
. Keep positive!
Two weeks of dead-silence has been broken this am with epic news, II.
Good luck my fellow non-trads![]()
. Keep positive!
Just got my first II. I was complete at most schools around july 21st so i've been nervously thinking something is wrong with my app. Hope everyone else hears good news soon!
That can definitely be frustrating.+1 I received my first two II this week!! I was complete 7/2 for one of these schools too -- waiting is so difficult.
On another note some of the other schools have had me under review for over month???![]()
I've been complete at 23 schools for at least a month (some going on two) and only heard from three of them. Some news has gotta be imminent, right? In other news, I am a volunteer adult literacy tutor and today will be my first lesson with a learner who knows practically no English. I'm pretty nervous, but excited. Here's hoping it goes smoothly, and also that we all hear some good news this week!
Maybe I'll pm you for some tips, especially if today crashes and burns!Former ESOL/adult literacy teacher thumbs up!
Maybe I'll pm you for some tips, especially if today crashes and burns!
Oh jeez sorry nm. Long day..If anyone is interested in healthcare policies/ethical decisions I just came across this interesting article about healthcare to undocumented immigrants. It talks specifically about a case in Texas, but it can be used as a general example.
http://journalofethics.ama-assn.org/2008/04/ccas1-0804.html
In a few of my secondaries I mentioned that I witnessed a few "illegal immigrants" encounters through my clinical experiences and that they suffered greatly by not having access to proper healthcare , pretty tragic stories IMO. I was worried that I used an anecdote specifically mentioning the term an "illegal immigrant" instead of saying "uninsured" immigrant, but anyways... I thought that I shot myself on the foot. But this am I got an II for the school that I used that anecdote.
Moral of the story: I found out that there is a huge gray area surrounding " care to illegals" and there are many layers that can be discussed. I personally like to know about these "hot topics" because they can be a great interview subject to be discussed, even tho if the person disagree with your opinion. I think it helps us to get get prepared to future interviews. IMO there is never a right or wrong answer for these topics, since they are never black and white. But I think it is good to understand the many point of views.

For nontrads at least I'd say we probably almost all have a plan B. I'd love to not need mine though.Since I know you folks were all waiting with bated breath: tutoring went swimmingly--that is, neither my tutor nor I cried during or after (I think). She also secretly knows more English than she was letting on so I think once we work on her confidence a little, we will be golden. I'm so inspired by my learner! She's been on a waitlist for this program for two years and she jumped right in, so ready to learn English so she can better communicate with her own kids.
I know some people frown on verbalizing a Plan B in here, or at least in the pre-Allo forum...I guess nobody wants to seem like they aren't 110% committed to medicine. Anyway, I think that if this whole med school deal doesn't work out in the end (which I really hope it will), I might be able to see myself as a teacher.
Ok, soliloquy complete. Thank you, anonymous readers, for letting me spill some tea for you.
Since I know you folks were all waiting with bated breath: tutoring went swimmingly--that is, neither my tutor nor I cried during or after (I think). She also secretly knows more English than she was letting on so I think once we work on her confidence a little, we will be golden. I'm so inspired by my learner! She's been on a waitlist for this program for two years and she jumped right in, so ready to learn English so she can better communicate with her own kids.
I know some people frown on verbalizing a Plan B in here, or at least in the pre-Allo forum...I guess nobody wants to seem like they aren't 110% committed to medicine. Anyway, I think that if this whole med school deal doesn't work out in the end (which I really hope it will), I might be able to see myself as a teacher.
Ok, soliloquy complete. Thank you, anonymous readers, for letting me spill some tea for you.
Wishing you the best of luck; though you don't need it!Eighth II!
Currently sitting in an airport en route to the first one tomorrow. Wish me luck, guys.
Till the first acceptance I'm going to cling to all the luck I can...
You're a rockstar. Congratulations. I'm not sure what your secret is, but clearly you did a lot of things right and deserve all the love you're getting from these schools. Good luck on your interview. Come back and give us a report when it's over!Eighth II!
Currently sitting in an airport en route to the first one tomorrow. Wish me luck, guys.
I am with you!
I have the same number of II's as you, but I have four interviews completed. Going to keep pushing hard until I find the right fit that wants to accept me. Interviewing early will make 10/15 quite a stress-filled day.
Best of luck tomorrow!
Good luck !Eighth II!
Currently sitting in an airport en route to the first one tomorrow. Wish me luck, guys.
You're a rockstar. Congratulations. I'm not sure what your secret is, but clearly you did a lot of things right and deserve all the love you're getting from these schools. Good luck on your interview. Come back and give us a report when it's over!
You want to know how I feel right now?
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No holds, no rejections, no II's, no communication whatsoever. Completed secondaries from 8/5 on, so I know I was a little late to the game with my primary but got all my secondaries out within a week of receiving them.
No holds, no rejections, no II's, no communication whatsoever. Completed secondaries from 8/5 on, so I know I was a little late to the game with my primary but got all my secondaries out within a week of receiving them.
Whooooooo! Go! Go! Go!Weeeoooo, first interview over. Still jitteryyyy.
Ninth II just showed up o.o
I laughed out loud at this. Well put.I must've forgotten AMCAS's birthday cause I'm gettin the silent treatment.
Whooooooo! Go! Go! Go!
Also tips! Give us tips!
I'm currently shopping for my interview outfit in SF and I feel like such a victim of the kyriarchy rn.
Eh the ones that looked right were basically the same price as a Theory suit. But I just got a fifth II! So I guess $200/interview is okay? Sure it is!Go straight to Macy's and get thyself a Tahari suit rn. Do not pass go (and unfortunately do not collect $200).
Eh the ones that looked right were basically the same price as a Theory suit. But I just got a fifth II! So I guess $200/interview is okay? Sure it is!
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