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Probably more of an individual based decision as people will have signed leases for the year and have to figure out changing their loans etc. This process is a mess
Sounds god awful
Probably more of an individual based decision as people will have signed leases for the year and have to figure out changing their loans etc. This process is a mess
Can you even leave unecom to go to another school if you get off the waitlist after starting classes?Probably more of an individual based decision as people will have signed leases for the year and have to figure out changing their loans etc. This process is a mess
Isn’t the date April 30 where you can’t hold multiple acceptances? Why July 15?Given that MD programs have barely started significant movement due to the new traffic guidelines, I would think that there are a number of students currently committed to UNE who are waiting to see if they are accepted to an MD program. Unfortunately, with the new guidelines, most of the dates are set for July 15th or so which is after UNE will have started classes...
Yeah you have up to a month to change financial aidCan you even leave unecom to go to another school if you get off the waitlist after starting classes?
Turns out that with the new rules April 30th was more of a soft deadline set by AAMC but that schools are not readily enforcing. Many students have selected “plan to enroll” instead of “commit to enroll” which leaves admissions committees still confused on how many kids are actually planning to attend. Until they know those #, there will be no waitlist movementIsn’t the date April 30 where you can’t hold multiple acceptances? Why July 15?
Are you volunteering?Has anyone called the admissions office about WL movement? I know they say they don’t disclose info about WL but since this year has been quite confusing for everyone, maybe they gave a hint or something to someone?
Flip a coin?Are you volunteering?
Easy for "drnorthtexas" to sayWhoever lives in the state that's closest to Maine calls!![]()
That's like saying I hope whoever wants a million dollars gets it. Good luck wherever life takes youwithdrew today. hoping it goes to someone who really needs it!
That's like saying I hope whoever wants a million dollars gets it. Good luck wherever life takes you
FTo keep the people on the waitlist updated, accepted students just received this email this afternoon. It appears more people have enrolled than anticipated and the class size is larger than they would like it to be.
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I wonder what happens if nobody drops. Limited resources for the students who attend?To keep the people on the waitlist updated, accepted students just received this email this afternoon. It appears more people have enrolled than anticipated and the class size is larger than they would like it to be.
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I wonder what happens if nobody drops. Limited resources for the students who attend?
I was thinking if nobody decides to defer, they’ll keep upping the “scholarship” until they get some bites. But who knows. I’m just hoping they keep pulling from the waitlist once they have people defer AND last minute drop for other acceptances.I wonder what happens if nobody drops. Limited resources for the students who attend?
I wouldn't for 10k. Maybe 10k/year but that's not even 5% of total attendanceI was thinking if nobody decides to defer, they’ll keep upping the “scholarship” until they get some bites. But who knows. I’m just hoping they keep pulling from the waitlist once they have people defer AND last minute drop for other acceptances.
I wouldn't for 10k. Maybe 10k/year but that's not even 5% of total attendance
$10k scholarship for M1 would probably equate to ~$13k with interest accrual by graduation.
I mean, your missing an entire year of attending level work. I would consider the scholarship if the value were 1 year's worth of attending salary.
Wise choice to not bite at the first offer. Still sucks for the rest of us on the WLDeferment scholarship just went up to 90k and it says they need 10-12 ppl to accept it, my guess is if other people drop after those 10-12 then they will try to get those with the scholarship back in the class before accepting from waitlist
Do you think this amount is worth it?Wise choice to not bite at the first offer. Still sucks for the rest of us on the WL
Do you think this amount is worth it?
1 year of not being in med school = 1 year of not being an attending physician = lost salary
It's not quite as simple as that though.. as there are other factors you need to consider (e.g. the money you make during your gap year, taxes, interest on your student loan, the specialty you end up going into, etc.). Despite all these factors, I don't think deferring for a year for a $100k scholarship puts you in the green.
EDIT: Confirmed with a VERY rough envelope calculation --> if you went PCP, you would be about ~$50k behind if you deferred+accepted the scholarship (assuming your gap year job is your typical pre-med position making $45-55k/year)
I don't think it's worth it for then, that's $1 million in tuition lostDo you think this amount is worth it?
For students LOLI don't think it's worth it for then, that's $1 million in tuition lost
I know what you meant ha, but they must be really trying to ween down their numbers to be giving up on that kinda moneyFor students LOL
I dunno I think it may be worth it. 90k+ interest over 8 years I think is more than you could pay down after a year of working as an attending. Am I wrong?
Deferment scholarship just went up to 90k and it says they need 10-12 ppl to accept it, my guess is if other people drop after those 10-12 then they will try to get those with the scholarship back in the class before accepting from waitlist
i wana go to wisconsin med school 🙁Pretty sure the primary questions were it for questions! The secondary should just be the fee.