Lodo is too expensive, IMO. I was in Washington Park
Okay I am looking there as well. But the drive was manageable?
Lodo is too expensive, IMO. I was in Washington Park
Okay I am looking there as well. But the drive was manageable?
Drive from LODO is 45 minutes in rush hour. Anywhere you live in Denver is going to be 800+/mo. Not sure what Parker is exactly.Okay I am looking there as well. But the drive was manageable?
I can confirm that the shuttle was very reliable from the Radisson. There was a group of 5 or 6 of us that took the shuttle and we were the first to arrive on interview day!I booked the Radisson (it's in the list they give on the portal) because they offer free shuttle service to/from airport and the school, hopefully it's reliable
Drive from LODO is 45 minutes in rush hour. Anywhere you live in Denver is going to be 800+/mo. Not sure what Parker is exactly.
Withdrew my acceptance to SU. Didn't get a good vibe during interview day and the uncertainty with rotations was problematic. Hope me seat goes to one of you peeps.
Any hotel recommendations for the Colorado campus? I plan on flying in the night before. Also, would you guys recommend getting a rental car or just uber to campus on interview day? Any insight would be appreciated!
A questionnaire can be added. I'm going to add on to the Utah campus, it would probably help for Colorado as well.I don't know who is in charge of the Facebook page but to whoever it is, do you think we should be more careful in who we add? It seems two people were recently added only to advertise their house that's for rent.
My group was 9Anyone know how many people they interview each interview day?
My group was 9
Anyone know how many people they interview each interview day?
Whelp, throwing down that second deposit sure hurt! Hahaha. Exciting though
I did my second today too! That one hurt!Whelp, throwing down that second deposit sure hurt! Hahaha. Exciting though
Congrats! That's awesome. Do you have any advice for the interview? And will they ask questions about GPA, MCAT? Or is it more general?Just withdrew my app post-acceptance before paying the second deposit. I loved this school but got in somewhere higher up on my list. Good luck to everyone else!!!!
This interview was super chill. I interviewed back in October but they told us that they had accepted ~90% of the people they interviewed at that point. If they interview you, they want you, and you basically just have to be normal during the interview haha. I didn't get any questions about my GPA or MCAT. I got the standard "why DO", "why RVU", "why medicine" and some hypothetical scenario questions like "what would you do if xyz". It was mostly conversational...there's 2 interviewers and I can't speak for all of the panels of interviewers, but mine were really awesome and I actually had fun during this interview more so than during any other. I'm sure you'll do great-- good luck!Congrats! That's awesome. Do you have any advice for the interview? And will they ask questions about GPA, MCAT? Or is it more general?
Sad to lose you but congrats! Where are you heading?Just withdrew my app post-acceptance before paying the second deposit. I loved this school but got in somewhere higher up on my list. Good luck to everyone else!!!!
Just butting in real quick- but when I sat for my interview the first thing they said to me was more or less "We're not gonna ask you about your GPA or MCAT. If you are sitting here, you were already evaluated to be qualified to attend here and become a physician. We want to learn about you as a person and if you're a good fit for this school."Congrats! That's awesome. Do you have any advice for the interview? And will they ask questions about GPA, MCAT? Or is it more general?
I think the older students who are trying to pass off their places might be ok since they’d be third years we could ask questions to, but that other lady was weird lolA questionnaire can be added. I'm going to add on to the Utah campus, it would probably help for Colorado as well.
KCU currently, but I have an MD interview lined up so who knowsSad to lose you but congrats! Where are you heading?
I hear you! Interviewed 1/5 and they said that we should hear back this week.Interviewed on 1/11 at the SU campus, waiting to hear back is the hardest part of the process!
I know! I've been checking my email every five minutes, and keeping my phone on the loudest possible ring tone.I hear you! Interviewed 1/5 and they said that we should hear back this week.
Which campus? I can't speak of SU, but I loved CO (in terms of the state, from what I know both awesome schools). I'd say whether you should attend or not has to do with how satisfied/happy you are with the other school you paid your deposit at. I really hate the way DO schools handle their deposit situation as many end up at schools they may not have attended because of the $2,000 deposit. Hopefully this changes in the future. If you can swing the money to attend the CO interview and potentially another deposit, I think it's worth attending. RVU spreads out their deposit decently so that's a bonus. I'm very grateful that I don't have to put down the final deposit that is $1,000 until May. The first deposit is $250, second is $750.So. I was supposed to interview on 1/17. My flight from New Orleans was canceled due to inclement weather. Admissions said they would be happy to reschedule me. Debating whether it's worth it anymore since I already put a 2k deposit down elsewhere. Someone convince me.
I just looked them up on the RVU website and found their email address that way. You should have a paper with their name, picture, and bio in your folder if you didn't get their name.How did people send out thank-you emails to the interviewers? They didn't provide us with contact info
This is what I did, too!I just looked them up on the RVU website and found their email address that way. You should have a paper with their name, picture, and bio in your folder if you didn't get their name.
How did people send out thank-you emails to the interviewers? They didn't provide us with contact info
+1Obviously anecdotal, but I sent my thank-you letter to the general admissions email. Someone mentioned earlier in this thread that they had done this, and it seemed reasonable to me. If I'd had the idea to email the interviewers individually, I probably would have done that instead though! But it didn't seem to adversely affect me too much
I both looked up their personal emails on the RVU website and sent an email to admissions office. The ones I sent to my interviewers were more personal and the one to admissions was more general. I received a reply from the admissions office saying they would forward to my interviewers, so I think it makes it there either way. Good luck!How did people send out thank-you emails to the interviewers? They didn't provide us with contact info
So. I was supposed to interview on 1/17. My flight from New Orleans was canceled due to inclement weather. Admissions said they would be happy to reschedule me. Debating whether it's worth it anymore since I already put a 2k deposit down elsewhere. Someone convince me.