Long time creeper, but I was finally accepted today. I interviewed early November and am absolutely stoked the good people of Carver extended an offer.
In state or OOS?Long time creeper, but I was finally accepted today. I interviewed early November and am absolutely stoked the good people of Carver extended an offer.
oosIn state or OOS?
Convos with friends:Good luck to all those waiting to see if they get to wait two more months.
Same here! *splash splash*Joining the pool party!
It means they push your application into a group for one final review before deciding what to do. Answers will come no later than March 15.What does final pool mean?
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Final pool OOS - pretty sure this is good, right?
Final pool here as well. OOS.
Any idea if we can email letters of intent to the admissions office? It specifically says on the update portal not to upload letters of intent.
It says on the portal not to email anything to them as they cannot update the application for you. Either way, I think your intent is assumed based on your application and lack of withdrawal.
A letter of intent lets them know they're my top choice and that I would attend if accepted over any other school. It is definitely not assumed.
I sort of get your point. But from their perspective theres two things there: 1) They are operating under the assumption that since you applied and have not withdrawn that you would attend if accepted. 2) It will not increase your chances of being admitted. They generate a score for the final pool applicants based on a graded scale of several categories. Letter of intent is not a category and won't impact their decision, hence why they specifically ask people not to do it.
They do not accept letters at any point. If you're waitlisted, you will know your exact number on the portal. That cannot be changed with any updates or letters.
I would guess OOS and IS is still separate just like the initial admissions review.Can someone explain a bit about how the final pool works? Is there just one final pool, or are there two: one for IS and one for OOS? If there is only one, do they rank IS and OOS the same, or is there preference given to IS like there would be for the other aspects of the application process?
I believe final pool is all the same but they keep IS and OOS separate. But they will release verdicts all the same day for both groups. There are waitlists for each group so there is no competition between these applicants. And I believe that the OOS waitlist goes to 100 and IS goes to 50. Hope that helps.Can someone explain a bit about how the final pool works? Is there just one final pool, or are there two: one for IS and one for OOS? If there is only one, do they rank IS and OOS the same, or is there preference given to IS like there would be for the other aspects of the application process?
I thought during the interview day that it was said that about 60% of applicants come from the final pool but don’t quote me on that. Not sure if this applies to both IS and OOS either.Any body know how many people of the final pool get accepted/rejected/waitlisted?
It probably went better than you think. Chin up fam!Interviewed today. Scared because i thought it was bad. Worst one. Was very intimidating.
I thought during the interview day that it was said that about 60% of applicants come from the final pool but don’t quote me on that. Not sure if this applies to both IS and OOS either.
60% of matriculating students come from the final pool or 60% of interviewees are placed into the final pool or?.. Sorry haha can you be more specific?I thought during the interview day that it was said that about 60% of applicants come from the final pool but don’t quote me on that. Not sure if this applies to both IS and OOS either.
Not to sway your nerves but it could’ve been 60% is filled during rolling admission andThat 60% is somewhat comforting. Thanks!
I believe I heard somewhere (not sure where, maybe the interview day, maybe on SDN somewhere, maybe a current or fellow med student) that 40 of the 100 IS seats are filled duringtg rolling admissions. The other 60 seats have to be filled during the final pool.60% of matriculating students come from the final pool or 60% of interviewees are placed into the final pool or?.. Sorry haha can you be more specific?
I think your about right. I remember Kathi saying about half of IS acceptances go out during rolling admissions and the rest during final pool period. Inevitably, some will decline so it probably equals about 60 or so from the final pool/waitlist.Not to sway your nerves but it could’ve been 60% is filled during rolling admission and
I believe I heard somewhere (not sure where, maybe the interview day, maybe on SDN somewhere, maybe a current or fellow med student) that 40 of the 100 IS seats are filled duringtg rolling admissions. The other 60 seats have to be filled during the final pool.
It's the whole final pool thing. Basically, if you're not accepted before the date they gave (usually around Jan-Feb) you'll be placed in the final pool. My understand is that around 2/3 of the class comes out of the final pool. Class size of 150. I'm sure someone can correct me if I'm wrong about that 2/3 estimate. But, I'm sure the majority of acceptances come out in March. Based on SDN, acceptances are scarce now relative to march.
I'm a student at ccom and this is what I've been told.
Edit: the ratio could be different, although that's what I've been told, but I can assure that majority of the class comes from the final pool.
How heavy does the interview weigh here?
I thought during the interview day that it was said that about 60% of applicants come from the final pool but don’t quote me on that. Not sure if this applies to both IS and OOS either.
Any OOS observations/ stats you’d know much about? Thanks for being the token med student in this thread.Best of luck to all of you, Carver really is a fantastic place. I know the final pool can be frustrating, but hang in there!
I'm not sure what you all know already, but about 1/3 of the class is OOS. I'm not sure when most of those acceptances (OOS) come out. I could ask around and gauge some OOS friends.Any OOS observations/ stats you’d know much about? Thanks for being the token med student in this thread.
Does anyone know what the other 5 major categories are?It is one of 6 major categories used to determine an overall score for each applicant. Acceptances and eventually waitlist rank is determined from your total score on these 6 categories.
Does anyone know what the other 5 major categories are?