*refreshes email every 5 minutes*
They usually post on their twitter when the interviews are sent out. I haven't seen a post yet, so I doubt itDid they already begin sending out interviews today?
Did they already begin sending out interviews today?
I'm sure it depends on when your primary was in. UMich was the first secondary I got and I have very low-for-UMich stats and am OOS. If you're sure you haven't missed it and it's been awhile, it doesn't hurt to call and ask. My primary was transmitted to schools in late June, so I was very early.Should I be concerned if I haven't gotten a secondary from this school yet? I received an email about them doing a survey to maintain the website but never received the secondary.
I think that would work! I don't think you can really go wrong with the passion essay; it seems to just be a way to help them get to know you betterAs far as the what are you passionate about prompt, would writing about family/love of family be a bad idea?
We're still in July, I don't think that this is that late!adding this school a little late! hoping it doesn't destroy any chances
You're pretty much destined for research given your username though.Would not having research experience completely ruin my chances? I have a LizzyM of ~74 with decent EC's and am IS. I'm just not interested in research so I figured I would spend my time getting clinical exposure. I figured this wouldn't hurt me too much but after looking at MSAR and seeing that 94% of the class has research experience I'm starting to have major regrets of not just forcing myself to find a research position..
You're pretty much destined for research given your username though.
I think if they like you, then you should be fine with or without research. However, if I were you (and if you can) I would try to spend the remainder of the summer/start of Fall doing research of some kind... just to try it! You may love it i never thought id love research until I actually tried it, so you never know! Then you can update your application if you wish... but having research experience, even if it is for a very short time, does look good for medical school. And if they happen to ask about research during interviews, you can give solid reasons for loving/hating it. I don't think your chances are destroyed without it though!Would not having research experience completely ruin my chances? I have a LizzyM of ~74 with decent EC's and am IS. I'm just not interested in research so I figured I would spend my time getting clinical exposure. I figured this wouldn't hurt me too much but after looking at MSAR and seeing that 94% of the class has research experience I'm starting to have major regrets of not just forcing myself to find a research position..
Would not having research experience completely ruin my chances? I have a LizzyM of ~74 with decent EC's and am IS. I'm just not interested in research so I figured I would spend my time getting clinical exposure. I figured this wouldn't hurt me too much but after looking at MSAR and seeing that 94% of the class has research experience I'm starting to have major regrets of not just forcing myself to find a research position..
With, and it ends up being ~250 wordsIs the character limit with or without spaces? It doesn't say.
Yeah... I thought they had to have a majority of MI residents since they're a public school? Confused...Only 39.5% Michigan residents.....Yikes!
Only 39.5% Michigan residents.....Yikes!
100% leadership positions...WTF
I thought this was an interesting picture from twitter, showing the stats for UMichigan's matriculating class this year. @gonnif, notice how they are giving the specifics for research this time, 19%/49% first author/co-author. Maybe its getting more important? And yes I realize this is a research heavy school, but it is also a public school.
Edit: LOL "amazing upon arrival" sheesh
I thought this was an interesting picture from twitter, showing the stats for UMichigan's matriculating class this year. @gonnif, notice how they are giving the specifics for research this time, 19%/49% first author/co-author. Maybe its getting more important? And yes I realize this is a research heavy school, but it is also a public school.
Edit: LOL "amazing upon arrival" sheesh
I thought this was an interesting picture from twitter, showing the stats for UMichigan's matriculating class this year. @gonnif, notice how they are giving the specifics for research this time, 19%/49% first author/co-author. Maybe its getting more important? And yes I realize this is a research heavy school, but it is also a public school.
Edit: LOL "amazing upon arrival" sheesh
@UnassumingToad
Did you get II today
When were you complete?I did not. I received one a couple of weeks ago.
When were you complete?
EDIT: Wrong thread, lol. Nevermind
Umm what is a tertiaryNot sure exactly, but it was the first secondary I submitted so it was the first week of July. I was super impressed by their turn around... still need to finish the tertiary though. Trying to finish my last few secondaries first.
Pre-interview questions. There are only a couple. They ask about my team and leadership experiences and have a couple short answers. They requested that I have it in prior to 4 weeks before the interview, so it hasn't been at the top of my priority list yet.Umm what is a tertiary
Pre-interview questions. There are only a couple. They ask about my team and leadership experiences and have a couple short answers. They requested that I have it in prior to 4 weeks before the interview, so it hasn't been at the top of my priority list yet.
LOOOL Just when we think secondaries are enough... is there a quaternary post interview essay?
You deserve a like for this .LOOOL Just when we think secondaries are enough... is there a quaternary post interview essay?