Definitely not. You're in the running until you get a rejection. I think they have a unique process for choosing candidates so just keep staying positive. And if it doesn't work out I would talk to admissions to see what specifically needs to be strengthened in your application. That's what I'll be doing if it doesn't work out this year.
Definitely not. You're in the running until you get a rejection. I think they have a unique process for choosing candidates so just keep staying positive. And if it doesn't work out I would talk to admissions to see what specifically needs to be strengthened in your application. That's what I'll be doing if it doesn't work out this year.
Hello
I was looking for a match list a while back and couldn’t find a published one. I believed I read an interview of the LLUSM Dean from a few years ago and he said that the match rate was 100% (not everyone got their #1 pick but everyone matched).
So idk if I’m qualified to give a response (I’m entering as an MSI at LLUSM this fall) but I genuinely love this school. I am Christian (nonSDA), so I do like that the school spiritually supports and cares for its students in non-academic ways and remembers that above all else we are all human. Besides that- their step scores are great, match rate is high, and docs from LLU are known to be good. Obviously this is not a top research school, but LLUSM still offers good research opportunities (I want to do clinical, public health related research and was told by several faculty members that they had several projects I could join or even start). And all of the students I’ve met and know are so nice and supportive of each other. I was accepted to other med schools but chose LLU.
I believe it is for accepted students.
Orientation is that Thursday and Friday. You then have two weeks of clinical ward experiences, workshops, learning assessments, etc. After those two weeks, classes start. So that would be around 8/20. I heard they may have change things slightly, so this is just an approximation.
I emailed the other day and they said there is no second look
But that we are welcome to go anytime and arrange to meet with someone and ask questions
so word has it that the cafeterias are not the best especially a while and you get bored of the cafeteria food, and in a dorm without a kitchen, it will be difficult to eat what you want without eating out all the time. There are the on-campus apartments but it's competitive to get due to the fact that it's so close to campus at a good price. I'm going to start looking for off-campus housing/apts!Have any of you guys looked at housing yet? I don't know whether it's better to live in dorms or just to rent a house/apartment
Hello
When was your original interview date?
I also had a second interview, and was accepted a couple weeks after that interview!.. So its a good sign! Best of luck to you!
~2-3 weeks
Don't say that. That's terrifying.
That's what they said. I really don't care because I had such a bad interview experience here, I know I'm not getting in. The interviewers were so disrespectful, I was very disappointed. Thank God I have other programs to attend instead of here.
I didn't either
I'm hoping we didn't miss something now that you say that haha..... I think you just had to mark that you accepted their acceptanceI interviewed early Feb and haven't heard back yet. It seems like they get back to people (mostly) on the third Thursday/Friday of the month, and this past month folks from interview days at the end of Jan were getting calls, so hoping for some news in a couple weeks.
I called them to schedule my interview and they asked me to give them my availability. I gave them all of March except this week since I am out of town. They said they would contact me with a date.
Don't lose hope. Hope is what makes humans special.
I applied last cycle and even though I didn't even get an invite for a II I didn't lose hope. God has a plan for each of us and not always do we understand it, but one thing is for sure, stay positive and don't give up. I know that they give interviews all the way up til April and possibly past April.
Don't lose hope. Hope is what makes humans special.
I think updates are not necessarily bad, it shows genuine interest. I myself am planning on getting another letter of recommendation and sending that in. It shows you're still working towards your goal and touching people's hearts as opposed to just waiting.
I feel the same way. I wouldn't have gotten an interview except that I went to my university when Dr. Roddy came around. Waiting and having a slight chance of hope is what kills me because I want it to be true so badly but you still have to face the reality that you may be working again for another year and retaking the MCAT or doing whatever you have to do. If you know this is what you want to do with your life it'll happen. I think lori Yagami could not have said that more perfectly.
In November. I had heard that about 3/4 of my interview group had heard—waitlisted/rejected/accepted—and the rest of us hadn’t so I was praying that meant I’d be accepted and today I got good news!
So don’t be upset if you interviewed early but haven’t heard. You still might get good news!
I actually interviewed late Feb. Hahaha
Well then you should be fine
maybe you’ll hear tomorrow.
When did you interview?
CONGRATS!!
