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7/15 and nothing USC plz love meAnyone completed in July and still have not heard anything back?
7/15 and nothing USC plz love meAnyone completed in July and still have not heard anything back?
Dang, my interview is months away and so many people getting accepted already...
For those that interviewed, do you know how many people they interview per session?
They are NOT receptive to updatesdoes anyone know if keck is receptive to update emails?
ah rip thanks for answering!They are NOT receptive to updates
same
IIRC Dr. Arias said that the committee meets once every two weeks (so the next date to hear back should be 10/29). Idk if the process is random but I know of people who interviewed before you who are also still waiting to hear back. Hopefully you hear good news next week!Has anybody else interviewed and not heard back yet? I interviewed on 10/10 and it seems like people before, on and after this date have heard back already (both good and bad news), but there are others that interviewed before/on/after 10/10 that also haven’t heard back yet. I’m thinking maybe they’re randomly reviewing apps that were complete before Oct 15th instead of reviewing in chronological order. Does anybody from the current or previous cycles know anything about this?
Are there any current students with any insight on housing? If you're in Currie Hall on campus, do you feel like it's made it easier to socialize/get to know your class since you're living in close proximity? Or if you're living off campus, what do you feel like are the pros/cons of that other than distance from school?
I just got the R too. My first rejection. I really thought I might have a shot. Gutted. Good luck, friends.Complete 7/14 and Keck FINALLY rejected me!! Actually glad, I was tired of being led on
I live off campus. Rent+bills end up being much cheaper if you live with roommates, and you can be much closer to more restaurants, groceries, stores, coffee shops, etc. Obviously you'll need a car so you should take into account the costs of that, but it's better to have car anyway even if you live on campus so you can easily enjoy what Los Angeles has to offer (or at least find friends that have cars I guess). If you're worried that you'll have a hard time making friends if you live off campus, that's what the MDLs/learning communities/ICMs are for! Made all my friends in med school so far through those. And honestly, the only downside I can think of is when you get to 3rd year and you have to wake up super early to get to campus by 4:30 am for gen surg or obgyn rotations.
Are there any current students with any insight on housing? If you're in Currie Hall on campus, do you feel like it's made it easier to socialize/get to know your class since you're living in close proximity? Or if you're living off campus, what do you feel like are the pros/cons of that other than distance from school?
Thanks for responding - super helpful
I figured living on campus would make it much easier to spend time with classmates as you're starting to get to know them/make friends. If you don't mind, what area of LA are/have you lived in while at Keck?
+1 complete 8/7, LM 70, OOSR just now complete 7/30 LM 70 . oh well at least i heard something back
There seems to be quite the group of us who were complete here early and are in limbo!Are there even any interview dates left? Was complete 8/9, and have not been rejected since receiving a phone call shortly after submitting my secondary...
Same here... complete mid-July still no word from themThere seems to be quite the group of us who were complete here early and are in limbo!
I've been at peak neuroticism today...unsure if I preferred the transparency or notFrom what i remember, the adcom met today at 3PM to decide fates......
Honestly just want any kind of decision at this point lol. My nickname was so garbage too, maybe they’re just still laughing at itNo R. Am I still in the running????
I'm so confused
Honestly just want any kind of decision at this point lol. My nickname was so garbage too, maybe they’re just still laughing at it
My “what would you change” answer had to do with a disease that I’ve spent a lot of time around over the past few years, but besides that no. I do feel that looking back, my answers were a little bit more serious than they might have been looking for; I remember being worried about coming off as unprofessional. Oh well!Mine makes me cringe just thinking about it..
Out of curiosity, I didn't try and tie anything in my secondary here back to medicine unless explicitly asked. Did you do the same?
My “what would you change” answer had to do with a disease that I’ve spent a lot of time around over the past few years, but besides that no. I do feel that looking back, my answers were a little bit more serious than they might have been looking for; I remember being worried about coming off as unprofessional. Oh well!
so nobody who interviewed heard back yesterday?yo where you at with that next set of decisions Keck...
Congrats! When did you interview?