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Anybody interviewing Thursday?
Thanks.My MCAT score wasn't anything crazy (503, with an embarrassingly low CARS score). I applied early, have a 3.83 cGPA, a masters degree in engineering, and very strong ECs (most completed in the United States, as I did my undergrad there). I am a personable individual, and practiced for interviews months before (accepted to every school I interviewed at). In my opinion, getting into med school takes more "grit" than anything. Just gotta keep pushing. If you, or any other Canadian/international students need any advice in the future application cycle, PM me.
Yay more shots!So, not immune to HepB or chicken pox anymore. Yay.....
Yeppers!Anybody interviewing Thursday?
Does anyone know of a cheaper option for titer draws? I had mine done at my local hospital and most of them came back non-reactive, so I had to receive several subsequent immunizations. Was planning on just having the titers drawn at the hospital again until I got the bill for my first draw-- $250 after insurance...
Damn...I got mine drawn at my PCP but haven't gotten the bill yet. Kinda nervous now....Does anyone know of a cheaper option for titer draws? I had mine done at my local hospital and most of them came back non-reactive, so I had to receive several subsequent immunizations. Was planning on just having the titers drawn at the hospital again until I got the bill for my first draw-- $250 after insurance...
Does anyone know of a cheaper option for titer draws? I had mine done at my local hospital and most of them came back non-reactive, so I had to receive several subsequent immunizations. Was planning on just having the titers drawn at the hospital again until I got the bill for my first draw-- $250 after insurance...
There was a link in one of the emails they sent post acceptanceIs there a FB page for the Class of 2022?
Thank you, found it!There was a link in one of the emails they sent post acceptance
Mine is for Joplin 2022Thank you, didn’t see that before! It leads me to KCU-COM Class of 2021 though. Is that the correct group?
Yep, I think they linked the wrong group. I found the 2022 one though. Thanks a lot!Mine is for Joplin 2022
Incorrect. In addition to those documents, international students are required to demonstrate proof of $280,000US to cover expenses. The financial document can be found on KCU's website.
http://cdn.agilitycms.com/kansas-ci...admissions/financial-aid/BudgetGuideCOMY1.pdfWhy would you need that much? I calculated the cost of living expenses + tuition and if that number was in CAD, I can understand. How would you be able to demonstrate that if Canadian banks loan you a maximum of 275,000 CAD? Do you think there's anyway that requirement can be waived or at least adjusted to make more sense with the actual expenses?
Ok, I see, but let's say I know that I won't be living so extravagantly and it won't cost me that much? Im just asking if there are any ways to go around the proof of finances requirement?
Ok, I see, but let's say I know that I won't be living so extravagantly and it won't cost me that much? Im just asking if there are any ways to go around the proof of finances requirement?
Yeah I don't see how they came up with that number. Like I looked up places near Kansas City and the total living expense comes out no where near to 280,000 even at a luxurious place. How extravagant do I have to be to hit that mark? lol
Out of curiosity, how does this work? Do you need to put the money in an escrow?
Joplin's white coat ceremony is July 23.Does anyone know when the first day of class is? I'm trying to figure out when I am going to move...
Based on last year id say july 30th with orientation the week beforeJoplin's white coat ceremony is July 23.
Get ready for the most fun 3 days of your life. With things like security presentations, class pictures, financial aid information sessions, "how to succeed in medical school" presentations, and white coat ceremony preparation you will be so happy you're there wearing professional dress in the (usually) 90+ degree KC weather that you'll forget all about the impending biochemistry doom.What happens during the orientation week? Just curious!
My advice is to get there with enough time to move in and make sure you have everything set up. You will not have time in MCM to do anything other than study. I suggest 3ish (or more) days before orientation begins.Does anyone know when the first day of class is? I'm trying to figure out when I am going to move...
Heads up, orientation week is required. You will "lose your seat" if you don't show up. Plan to be moved in completely before the week starts (unless you are a lucky wait-lister who gets in the first day which totally happened last year).
Good luck, did you interview for KC or Joplin?Now the 6-week wait begins.
I did check a previous forum. I guess people who interviewed 1/25-1/26 heard back the week of 2/9 last year... maybe that’ll be the case for us?
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Im here with ya!If anyone is in Kansas City tonight and tomorrow, let me know!
Their website says it could either be 1v1 or 2v1Is the KCU-KC interview one-one-one? or two on one?
Is the KCU-KC interview one-one-one? or two on one?
Mine were 1 on 1 but I know some who had 2 on 1.Is the KCU-KC interview one-one-one? or two on one?
Anyone going to accepted students' day?