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Any acceptances today
hopefully we see some movement this week!!Any acceptances today
nothing today :/hopefully we see some movement this week!!
The generic WL email they sent a few days ago said “movement starting mid-May”
I was admitted to MCW back in October and it has been my top choice for a while. However, I was accepted to an in-state school for me yesterday and am now so confused on where I should go. I am wondering if anyone knows if MCW is willing to match in-state tuition at other schools. I assume no, but wanted to make sure I checked.
When did they start calling when you applied? Do you think we can expect movement this week and next week or not until mid to late May?I don't know how they plan on doing it this year, but when I applied, they called students to take them off the waitlist. So make sure to answer your phone, even if you don't recognize the number. It would be area code 414.
I don't know when they started calling. You'd have to check past threads. I wasn't called until May 11th.When did they start calling when you applied? Do you think we can expect movement this week and next week or not until mid to late May?
nope zero movement yetAnyone have any news on annnnny waitlist movement?
I was admitted to MCW back in October and it has been my top choice for a while. However, I was accepted to an in-state school for me yesterday and am now so confused on where I should go. I am wondering if anyone knows if MCW is willing to match in-state tuition at other schools. I assume no, but wanted to make sure I checked.
Hey. New incoming student. Does anyone know of an admitted students Facebook page? Would love to start looking for an apartment/roommate for the upcoming year just incase campus opens in the fall.
Still no WL movement? Jeez
Current M1 here. Some of this could be due to the decrease in staff due to furloughs. They have seriously decreased all administration at the school.don’t love all the silence from MCW right now
Current M1 here. Some of this could be due to the decrease in staff due to furloughs. They have seriously decreased all administration at the school.
I would also speculate that wait-list movement will occur later than usual this year.
During my interview they explicitly said they were taking steps to not have this happen again so I had hope but who knowsThat being said, gear up to reapply if you're not already sitting on an A. Last year they took ZERO waitlisted applicants for the Milwaukee class. They actually over-accepted by 3 students.
We'll see how Corona affects it. It's impossible to guess. I empathize with you all waiting to hearDuring my interview they explicitly said they were taking steps to not have this happen again so I had hope but who knows
I did and got no reply. emailed 2 days agoAnyone brave enough to email the admissions office about WL movement? Lol.
I did and got no reply. emailed 2 days ago
Hey guys!
Looking for some advice. I'm currently waitlisted and MCW-Green Bay is my top choice of medical school. I have osteopathic medical school admissions, however, I am seriously considering declining them and reapplying to MCW next cycle if I could get feedback on why I was waitlisted vs accepted.
Does MCW offer feedback and at what point should a waitlist applicant ask for their feedback?
I'm on the waitlist at the Milwaukee campus and reached out asking for advice for reapplying. They told me they could not give me advice while my application was still in consideration for candidacy. Just what I was told though, you can always ask as well. I've been reworking my personal statement in the meantime while waiting. I hope both of us get in this cycle though!Hey guys!
Looking for some advice. I'm currently waitlisted and MCW-Green Bay is my top choice of medical school. I have osteopathic medical school admissions, however, I am seriously considering declining them and reapplying to MCW next cycle if I could get feedback on why I was waitlisted vs accepted.
Does MCW offer feedback and at what point should a waitlist applicant ask for their feedback?
I'm on the waitlist at the Milwaukee campus and reached out asking for advice for reapplying. They told me they could not give me advice while my application was still in consideration for candidacy. Just what I was told though, you can always ask as well. I've been reworking my personal statement in the meantime while waiting. I hope both of us get in this cycle though!
Unsolicited advice: if you don't get off of MCW's waitlist, take a DO acceptance and run, with or without feedback from MCW. Turning down your DO acceptances means you are killing any chance of ever getting into a DO school, which are for all intents and purposes easier to get into than MD schools. Being a MD re applicant with no time to strengthen your app puts you at even greater risk of being in the same position next year. Ask yourself if likely sacrificing being a doctor is worth banking on a slim chance MCW accepts you next cycle.Hey guys!
Looking for some advice. I'm currently waitlisted and MCW-Green Bay is my top choice of medical school. I have osteopathic medical school admissions, however, I am seriously considering declining them and reapplying to MCW next cycle if I could get feedback on why I was waitlisted vs accepted.
Does MCW offer feedback and at what point should a waitlist applicant ask for their feedback?
Have you heard back from them at all yet?I did and got no reply. emailed 2 days ago
they got back to me today and said they expect a small amount of movement over the next month, but that the class is nearly at capacity right now. not the news we wanted to hear but there should be some people pulled from the WL.Have you heard back from them at all yet?
I feel like I saw they waitlist 100-200 peopleDoes anyone know how many students are typically on MCW's waitlist? Still trying to hang onto hope...
they got back to me today and said they expect a small amount of movement over the next month, but that the class is nearly at capacity right now. not the news we wanted to hear but there should be some people pulled from the WL.
well just got the email from Alexis that the class is full..... I know theres still a chance but I'm giving up on here. Best of luck to everyone accepted and all still waiting to hear back!
If you are applying to the satellite campuses (Green Bay/Central Wisc), you need to intend on matching into a primary care specialty. These programs are rural/primary care focused. Specialty interests do not make a difference when applying to the main campus (Milwaukee), however. As just a general suggestion, I would try to limit leaning too much into a specific specialty when drafting up your PS. It's good to have a general idea as to what you might want to do (Primary vs surgery vs other specialty), and questions about your interests will come up in interviews, but the PS should focus on why you want to be a doctor in general. Not saying you cant have little snippets about how you love the heart and cardiology, but make sure you don't make it seem like its cardiology (or neruosurg, derm, ortho, etc - you get the picture) or bust. No matter where you apply its important to keep an open mind and I think the general consensus among adcoms is that flexibility in interests is a good thing.Hi there! I'm an OOS student planning to apply to this school this cycle - can anyone comment on how much they value primary care? I'm not super into primary care as of right now (might change in the future lol who knows) and am more interested in cardiology. My personal statement comes off that way too, but I'm wondering if this would make less desirable to this school?
If you are applying to the satellite campuses (Green Bay/Central Wisc), you need to intend on matching into a primary care specialty. These programs are rural/primary care focused. Specialty interests do not make a difference when applying to the main campus (Milwaukee), however. As just a general suggestion, I would try to limit leaning too much into a specific specialty when drafting up your PS. It's good to have a general idea as to what you might want to do (Primary vs surgery vs other specialty), and questions about your interests will come up in interviews, but the PS should focus on why you want to be a doctor in general. Not saying you cant have little snippets about how you love the heart and cardiology, but make sure you don't make it seem like its cardiology (or neruosurg, derm, ortho, etc - you get the picture) or bust. No matter where you apply its important to keep an open mind and I think the general consensus among adcoms is that flexibility in interests is a good thing.
I would maybe check to make sure that question isn't for GB/central wis applicants. As far as I know, Milwaukee has always been open to accepting applicants interested in any specialty. The reason GB/Central Wis require commitment to primary care is because its a special 3 year program meant only for applicants planning to go into one of the primary care specialties.Hey thank you for that explanation! I definitely tried to show my open mindedness in my PS but my "seed to medicine" was cuz of heart issues in my family so the interest in that field certainly comes across. i just saw one of their secondary questions that asks about why we would want to go into primary care, and got the idea that they prefer primary care to the main interest but i'm not sure if that's the path for me at this point. How do you recommend approaching that question? Or is this not the school for me :\
I would maybe check to make sure that question isn't for GB/central wis applicants. As far as I know, Milwaukee has always been open to accepting applicants interested in any specialty. The reason GB/Central Wis require commitment to primary care is because its a special 3 year program meant only for applicants planning to go into one of the primary care specialties.
Hi there! I'm an OOS student planning to apply to this school this cycle - can anyone comment on how much they value primary care? I'm not super into primary care as of right now (might change in the future lol who knows) and am more interested in cardiology. My personal statement comes off that way too, but I'm wondering if this would make less desirable to this school?