vivalavida97
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Can anyone explain what exactly needs to be submitted for financial aid? I am confused lol and some of the info on the website isn't updated for this year
Congrats to everyone accepted today! I'm getting nervous about not hearing back after interviewing in early Jan
My sister went here about 10 years ago, but the parking was just what you found on the street. You can buy a spot in a deck which has a monthly fee, but I don't know how much that is now. There might be a student rate for the on campus stuff. Here's a list of the campus parking decks: Parking Information - Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University - Thomas Jefferson UniversityFor current students/anyone who knows, what is parking like at SKMC? Is it available to students? If so, does anyone know the monthly cost?
I did Dr. Callahan, but she signs all her emails CC and seems really chill so I don't think it matters too muchFor those of you who have sent thank you emails, did you address Dean/Dr. Callahan as Dean or Dr. ?
Dr. Callahan. But again she is super chill and super awesome, so I don't think it matters.For those of you who have sent thank you emails, did you address Dean/Dr. Callahan as Dean or Dr. ?
The one thing I did notice during my 24 hours in Philly, is that everybody was doing whatever they could do avoid driving or walking. I saw... the single most creative modes of transportation in my life that day, and I’m from NY.It seems like the general consensus for students and Philadelphians alike is that you need to use SEPTA (philly public transport) for everything.
My student interviewer lived out in the suburbs (Manayunk?) and took SEPTA to school. I think his total commute was about 30 minutes in total.
I'm planning on biking when I can, as the city was rated #4 for "Bike-ability" in the nation, even though the potholes are bad in town, and that's if I decide not to live on/near campus.
Nothing yet!Has anybody received a financial aid package yet?
Nothing yet!
It seems like the general consensus for students and Philadelphians alike is that you need to use SEPTA (philly public transport) for everything.
My student interviewer lived out in the suburbs (Manayunk?) and took SEPTA to school. I think his total commute was about 30 minutes in total.
I'm planning on biking when I can, as the city was rated #4 for "Bike-ability" in the nation, even though the potholes are bad in town, and that's if I decide not to live on/near campus.
The one thing I did notice during my 24 hours in Philly, is that everybody was doing whatever they could do avoid driving or walking. I saw... the single most creative modes of transportation in my life that day, and I’m from NY.
I had the same problem and one of the current students said that 90% of the time their email is just [email protected]Does anyone know how we can get our faculty interviewer's email/contact info to send a thank you? Should I call admission office? Or is there somewhere on the portal that we can get it from? I couldnt find it online.
A!!!!! Just got the email! My phone isn't working right now so idk if she tried to call me, but i just randomly checked my email and it was there!
Edit: I interviewed 1/8
My sister and brother-in-law both went there but it depends on your interviewer. It kinda seems like 2-3 weeks is most common but I don’t know those stats for sure.Did you have any ties to Jeff? I interviewed at 1/22 and anxious about that 1-6 week turnaround time haha
Yea she said almost everyone will hear by 4 weeks but it could be up to 6 so there’s plenty of time.i recall dr callahan saying 4 weeks is the average in her opening presentation, so i wouldn't worry. especially since these threads are such a small sample size of overall applicants.
You will lose your spot if you hit reschedule. Luckily, my date was still available despite looking for other available dates.If I have an interview scheduled for march, does anyone if I hit the "reschedule" button on the portal if I will be able to see if there are any dates in February currently open without automatically losing my spot in march?
+1!If anyone who has interviewed is willing to PM me, I would love to hear more details about the interview day!
Are more interviews still being sent?
Are the student and faculty interviews open or closed? Also, any tips as I prep for interviews this Wednesday?
Are the student and faculty interviews open or closed? Also, any tips as I prep for interviews this Wednesday?
When I emailed an update to admissions they emailed me back the same day saying they received it and would update my file. Within a day or so my portal updated reflecting that.Does anyone know if updates take a while to be added to your file and if there anyway to confirm?
It should say email received or letter received under communicationthank you so much! where in the portal did you see this update?
No problem! I saw it under the communication status tab.thank you so much! where in the portal did you see this update?
What are people's opinions on sending a 2nd update letter? The first one I sent was in mid-november and so far silence
What are people's opinions on sending a 2nd update letter? The first one I sent was in mid-november and so far silence
does anyone know if jefferson has sent out pre-II rejections this cycle?
anyone on complete silence pre-II? has anyone seen sending updates be helpful?
anyone on complete silence pre-II? has anyone seen sending updates be helpful?
Your chances are definitely higher than just being placed on the normal waitlist, but not sure how much of that list is eventually acceptedWaitlisted today. Interviewed 1/22. Email mentioned being "High Priority". Does anyone know if this is common/ what my chances of getting off this list would be?