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probably gonna look bad for me to submit here right after hearing about full tuition... but i didn't seriously consider new york schools due to crazy high costs so this solves that.
Same! Just added them to my primary appprobably gonna look bad for me to submit here right after hearing about full tuition... but i didn't seriously consider new york schools due to crazy high costs so this solves that.
woah imagine you show up at your white coat ceremony and it's like "wowow so exciting gonna be a doctor one day but also ugh not looking forward to being one million dollars in debt four years from now" and then NYU's just like lol FREE MED SCHOOLThey announced it at this year’s white coat ceremony (which just happened).
woah imagine you show up at your white coat ceremony and it's like "wowow so exciting gonna be a doctor one day but also ugh not looking forward to being one million dollars in debt four years from now" and then NYU's just like lol FREE MED SCHOOL
I can't imagine what they're feeling right now! But I want to feel it too! Looking forward to that II
Just submitted my app here and officially joined the bandwagon. How long did it take people to get a secondary from here?
+1 that was a fast turnaroundI got the secondary this morning.
I'm sure NYU has known they were going to make this announcement for a while now. My question is, do you all believe that the IIs they've already sent were with this in mind? I'm feeling total imposter syndrome having gotten an II, knowing my stats aren't really up to par with NYU and seeing you all talk about how it's going to get more competitive. I'm so excited about this school but at the same time my stress levels are now on overdrive.
Feeling the exact same way. NYU had already been my first choice since the beginning of the cycle, and I got an II in the first 2 days they released them, but the chances of actually getting accepted now feel astronomical... I do wonder if they'll simply extend fewer interviews this year, or if the increased selectivity will manifest in a reduced interview-->acceptance ratio. Either way, I hope we all get in lol.
Thanks for the insight!Yield will probably improve so what we will see is probably fewer acceptances go out from the waitlist to fill the class. Post interview acceptance rate will probably stay the same. Unlikely to see a significant change in level of competition until next cycle...even then the number of people actually competitive for NYU will always be a lot smaller than the total number that apply. Even if twice the number of apps are sent in, the actually competitive pool might only marginally increase. The top 5% of applicants were already applying to NYU regardless...now they are just less likely to go elsewhere if accepted
Yield will probably improve so what we will see is probably fewer acceptances go out from the waitlist to fill the class. Post interview acceptance rate will probably stay the same. Unlikely to see a significant change in level of competition until next cycle...even then the number of people actually competitive for NYU will always be a lot smaller than the total number that apply. Even if twice the number of apps are sent in, the actually competitive pool might only marginally increase. The top 5% of applicants were already applying to NYU regardless...now they are just less likely to go elsewhere if accepted
Don't the post-interview acceptance rates from previous years (i.e. the 29% quoted earlier in the thread by @dodolol21) include those accepted off the waitlist? Or does that rate only reflect the percentage of interviewees who were accepted right off the bat?
Yield will probably improve so what we will see is probably fewer acceptances go out from the waitlist to fill the class. Post interview acceptance rate will probably stay the same. Unlikely to see a significant change in level of competition until next cycle...even then the number of people actually competitive for NYU will always be a lot smaller than the total number that apply. Even if twice the number of apps are sent in, the actually competitive pool might only marginally increase. The top 5% of applicants were already applying to NYU regardless...now they are just less likely to go elsewhere if accepted
Pretty sure there wasn’t oneDoes anyone know the character count for the first two essays because it doesn't say in the first post. It only says 2500 characters for the last three essays.
I thought the class size was moving to 40 students eventually. Can anyone confirm/deny?
40 is crazy low, that's disappointingI thought the class size was moving to 40 students eventually. Can anyone confirm/deny?
My app has been verified/complete for many weeks but I'm scared of adding more schools.... the message that you get saying you have to resubmit your application makes me nervous haha could anyone let me know what happens when you add more schools?
That wouldn't make a lot of sense to me considering they've been working hard to raise a $600 million endowment when they would only need half that for a 40 student class. I suppose if they did continue cutting class size they could add living expenses to their full tuition scholarship or just spend the money on something elseI thought the class size was moving to 40 students eventually. Can anyone confirm/deny?
wow lol thank you hahaYou literally just reaccept the agreements and pay the new additional fees and that's it lol.
I thought the class size was moving to 40 students eventually. Can anyone confirm/deny?
Don't forget that it's for all their students. I think the current class has around 100 in it so that would be still be around 220 people to pay full tuition for a 4 year set. I feel like that money is expected to last for a long timeThat wouldn't make a lot of sense to me considering they've been working hard to raise a $600 million endowment when they would only need half that for a 40 student class. I suppose if they did continue cutting class size they could add living expenses to their full tuition scholarship or just spend the money on something else
Just the average interest per year from 600 million would be enough to cover the tuition of 100 students tbh, but idk maybe they have their own reasonsDon't forget that it's for all their students. I think the current class has around 100 in it so that would be still be around 220 people to pay full tuition for a 4 year set. I feel like that money is expected to last for a long time
Lol you're probably right. I wonder if this endowment is for other things too besides scholarships?Just the average interest per year from 600 million would be enough to cover the tuition of 100 students tbh, but idk maybe they have their own reasons
NYU account on this thread just posted that class size will remain at around 102 students, but not sure why we're worrying lol chances are we won't even be in their class with how competitive it'll beLol you're probably right. I wonder if this endowment is for other things too besides scholarships?
An NYU accept is like one of those golden tickets to Willy Wonka's chocolate factoryNYU account on this thread just posted that class size will remain at around 102 students, but not sure why we're worrying lol chances are we won't even be in their class with how competitive it'll be
An NYU accept is like one of those golden tickets to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory
Can deny. Just asked the admissions office to confirm: the class size will be staying constant around 102 students.
i think you're limited to the 16 free ones through aamc since the primary has nothing to do with the schooldo schools give fee waivers to be added to our primary app? I was thinking of sending an email to NYU and 2 other schools
Over the next decade? Not just this year
What do you consider not up to par? Mind sharing your metrics?I'm sure NYU has known they were going to make this announcement for a while now. My question is, do you all believe that the IIs they've already sent were with this in mind? I'm feeling total imposter syndrome having gotten an II, knowing my stats aren't really up to par with NYU and seeing you all talk about how it's going to get more competitive. I'm so excited about this school but at the same time my stress levels are now on overdrive.
LizzyM 70, high GPA, "low" mcat for NYU standardsWhat do you consider not up to par? Mind sharing your metrics?
I was lucky enough to get an II. Beyond being URM, my ECs, values, personal background, and essays might have made up for my lower stats. My guess is that you just gotta hope the shoe fitsHas anybody with LM <70 gotten an II? And seems like some schools consider LGBT+ as a URM and NYU has a looooot of LGBT stuff on their diversity page. With my low stats I dont expect anything but they seem to align well with my goals and mission.
Another Twitter chat reminder!
Odds of an II were never good for any applicant. NYU is just extremely competitive which is just a truth we all have to face . But you are definitely up there in the running!Hey everyone,
I have a LizzyM score of 77.30 and a pretty good deal of diversity/ECs.
But I just submitted my primary today. Think my odds of an II will be there given the fact that they just received a ****ton of applicants?
Odds of an II were never good for any applicant. NYU is just extremely competitive which is just a truth we all have to face . But you are definitely up there in the running!