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Is it weird that I got an II from Iowa right away but haven't heard anything from DMU? My status was completed 7/25
No. It does seem strange, but I know people who have gotten in to Iowa and waitlisted/rejected at DMU. I've been complete at DMU for awhile now, and still haven't heard anything despite me being a student here. I haven't even gotten a secondary from Iowa yet, and I'm a resident.Is it weird that I got an II from Iowa right away but haven't heard anything from DMU? My status was completed 7/25
hmmmmmNo. It does seem strange, but I know people who have gotten in to Iowa and waitlisted/rejected at DMU. I've been complete at DMU for awhile now, and still haven't heard anything despite me being a student here. I haven't even gotten a secondary from Iowa yet, and I'm a resident.
Is it weird that I got an II from Iowa right away but haven't heard anything from DMU? My status was completed 7/25
Sadly my stats are extremely average at best... thinking about it, I may not have put as much effort into the questions on the primary application as I should have, I don't think I realized those were consided their secondaryProbably because your stats might be too good for them and they know you would get accepted elsewhere. Yield protection I would imagine.
FYI to all pre-meds. Yield protection isn't a thing. We have people with crazy high stats in my class and I'm a second year. It's just a comforting thing to say to a high stats applicant that comes across bad, doesn't fit the mission of the school, and doesn't get an interview. Every school has more than enough applicants already, and not interviewing high stats people who apply doesn't make any sense. Every school wants as high of stats that they can get, but still are able to fit into the culture of the schoolProbably because your stats might be too good for them and they know you would get accepted elsewhere. Yield protection I would imagine.
I had my interview there yesterday as a part of their first group of the season. I can't speak for the others (14 in total, only 3 Iowans including me), but I wouldn't consider myself a high stat applicant.
On a rate of 1 to 10, how difficult/stressful was the interview?
If ten is high, I'd say a two. They haven't have time to train students yet, so later on in the cycle the panel will be two faculty and one student. Also as a heads up, they're changing the way they do interviews, so the first round was tough on the faculty as well. They're trying to make it more behavioral based. When we met with Dean Ripley, he suggested we think about times we've worked on a team to prepare for interviews that afternoon.
I really enjoyed talking to the faculty in my interview and can confirm that it is definitely a conversation. They're trying to sell you on DMU as much as you're trying to promote yourself.
So is the format 2 on 1 with faculty? Also, what time did the day conclude? Thanks!
Did anyone notice on DMU-COM's website that they added an "optional" completion of a CASPer test to submit? Has anyone heard of this? If you click on the link below you can find it in when scrolling down to number 6 on the application process instructions. I didn't submit one but I'm wondering if any of you did and what the point of it is.
Hey does anyone know the post-interview acceptance rate for DMU? Or any idea how many they interview? Sorry if this was answered earlier
Sadly my stats are extremely average at best... thinking about it, I may not have put as much effort into the questions on the primary application as I should have, I don't think I realized those were consided their secondary
Probably because your stats might be too good for them and they know you would get accepted elsewhere. Yield protection I would imagine.
I had my interview there yesterday as a part of their first group of the season. I can't speak for the others (14 in total, only 3 Iowans including me), but I wouldn't consider myself a high stat applicant.
They accept about 400, because not all choose DMU. Class size is 221.During my interview this week the dean said they interview 900 and then 220 matriculate.
ok, thanks!I wrote a few sentences and was in the first interview group. I wouldn't worry, if they dont invite you then its because they dont feel your a good match. They are huge on teamwork, hopefully some of your activities show this.
Same here too. A friend of mine who is an ENT went here and loved it!I received a complete email but now just radio silence! I really want to interview here!!!! I have friends who go here and absolutely love the cirriculum and foundation of teamwork!
Portal or email? And what time did ya get it today?II! Complete 8/9, interview invite 8/22 for 9/13
Portal or email? And what time did ya get it today?
Congratulations!!! When did you interview? Seems so early in the cycleAccepted!
Awesome. Do you remember which days were available?I received it at 7:44pm through my email. It included a link to the portal where I could schedule it.
Accepted!
Awesome. Do you remember which days were available?
Accepted! II on Friday, August 17th.
Rejected after interviewing on the first day 🙁
Turnaround time was 1 week from the interview.
Good luck everyone!
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Rejected after interviewing on the first day 🙁
Turnaround time was 1 week from the interview.
Good luck everyone!
Stats
508
3.72 gpa & 3.95 sgpa
1000+ clinical hours
500 volunteer hours
What kind of stuff you looking for? Can't go wrong with Wellman's for cheap drinks and a good bar food menu and its a block from campus. But there's tons on Ingersoll and downtown that are goodAnyone know good places to eat/grab a drink around campus? Looking for something to do tomorrow night
What kind of stuff you looking for? Can't go wrong with Wellman's for cheap drinks and a good bar food menu and its a block from campus. But there's tons on Ingersoll and downtown that are good
I honestly could say I thought the interview went very well. I guess I’m just not the specific student that they are targeting for. I really am a normal guy not sure though. I have six other interviews so I’m not worried. Thanks for the concern.So sorry to hear about your rejection that really really sucks 🙁 What do you think went wrong?
Interview is tricky this year. New questions that put you on the spot. It will catch a lot of people off guard.I honestly couldn’t say I thought the interview went very well. I guess I’m just not the specific student that they are targeting for. I really am a normal guy not sure though. I have six other interviews so I’m not worried. Thanks for the concern.
Interview is tricky this year. New questions that put you on the spot. It will catch a lot of people off guard.
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That's how it used to be, with the main questions being, "Why DMU?" "Why DO?" but there's a change this year that include behavior/situational type questions that caught me off guard in my mock interview. I'm just glad I got the mock interview done before I (hopefully) interview here. The faculty is new to it as well so at least we have that going for us lol.Completely agree, I was expecting a nice, low-stress conversation from the reviews of this school and instead it was kind of intense. They combed through my application, test scores, and grades in front of me and asked a lots of behavioral-type questions
That's how it used to be, with the main questions being, "Why DMU?" "Why DO?" but there's a change this year that include behavior/situational type questions that caught me off guard in my mock interview. I'm just glad I got the mock interview done before I (hopefully) interview here. The faculty is new to it as well so at least we have that going for us lol.
I did a mock interview at DMU as part of my master's program there. I don't know if my specific feedback would help you, but they basically said they wanted specific examples for their answers for their questions. It will also vary between interviewers.Did you do a mock interview at DMU...? Curious about their feedback