Sorry, I just meant from an admissions standpoint, which us what these threads are for.“One Program, Two Locations”
You will also be having classes streamed between the two campuses. Jonesboro campus works off the accreditation of the NY campus - class stats and ranking are combined between the two locations.
Your comment just rubbed me the wrong way - try to be a little more collaborative with everyone going through this process, especially your future classmates.
I believe April
Like nothing post interview , or nothing after the WL email? Some people do get rejected post interview, and they just get radio silence, and no " A' or " WL" email.
Oh dear
When you are placed on the wait list they ask you to fill in a google docs stating whether you would like to remain on the wait list. When you submit your decision a confirmation email is sent.
anyone else not get a confirmation emailWhen you are placed on the wait list they ask you to fill in a google docs stating whether you would like to remain on the wait list. When you submit your decision a confirmation email is sent.
I also didn’t get one
Wow, the only Jan interview acceptance on here! Especially for out of state!
Seems like according to last years thread there is definitely waitlist movement at both locations.
Yes, I got one 4 days after I submitted the form!
Everyone in this application cycle should have their FAFSA done by the FAFSA deadline. Don't worry about the other deadline. I still don't understand that deadline, but it's not something incoming students have to worry about. You can get accepted in August and you'll still get your student loans (and no there is no penalty or anything). If that doesn't make sense to you, I think I've explained it.
What happens if you apply for FAFSA without any acceptance yet and dont end up getting an acceptance this cycle?
The school that you accept has to also complete some paperwork from their end to finalize aid. If you don't receive an acceptance, all you lost is the hour you spent filling out the form.
The OW campus
Congrats!! Would you mind sharing your stats ?
Congrats!!!
NYITCOM-OW's clinical sites will be strong regardless. The proximity to Northwell Hospitals, Stony Brook Hospitals, and the various city hospital chains are all incorporated into its rotation sites. Wherever you go for rotations, you'll be set.
Good luck! There's a starbucks in the ASU student union (directly across from the main entrance of the medical school building). They feed you, and you'll find most anything you'd want around the city for your other meals.Got an interview at the JB campus this Friday. For any of you who have already been through the experience, do they feed us (vital info lol)? Also, for any current JB med students, can you DM me some restaurant recommendations and good coffee places? If you're interviewing Friday the 28th, see you there
Congrats! Did you send an update/LOI by any chance?
Both! There are a limited number of "regional rotations," where you do all your 3rd year rotations at the same hospital. You can apply for these during 2nd year and have to interview at the site. If you don't get one of these or choose not to apply, you instead do a match-style lottery. For each rotation you rank the available sites that you'd want to attend and an algorithm spits out where everyone goes.
Thank you so much! Are the regional rotations extremely competitive? Is it a pain to move hospitals for each rotation? For making connections with faculty as well as travel time (since the hospitals are spread out between NY and NJ)? Are you happy with your experience with clinical rotations?
they have 2 dates left.
Nope. I didn't send anything honestly I was pretty surprised I got the invite.
Maybe its changed but as of like 2 hours ago when I scheduled mine they had 4 available dates up until March 17th
I wouldn't say "extremely," most but not all of the people I knew who applied got one (not necessarily their first choice though), though that might be biased by who my friends/acquaintances are. I didn't apply for a regional. I haven't minded switching hospitals, it only really takes a day or two to get acclimated. You can rank highly the same hospital for multiple rotations if you want to avoid moving around a bunch (although its not guaranteed, obviously). As far as making connections, even on a regional you're going to be working with different faculty/attendings/residents each rotation so you have to be comfortable working with new people. I ranked only places that were within a 45 minute drive of me and ended up fine with the commutes I had.
Oh I meant for JB. Only 2 dates on april.
Thank you so much!
