Good idea. For the srucbs in the hospital I used wear M for top and s for the bottom. but this cherokee I gonna check out as u said it is a bit larger
Couldn't hurt, but we also didn't put our email anywhere on the form so that's why I assumed I didn't get a confirmation. I was nervous as well though.
Aw man, I ended up email-ing them myself. Oh well, we're two different people and it counts as two different emails. At least it provides a double iteration that I committed to starting next month in case something happens to my form, lol.
We are automatically enrolled? Nice.
For my year this is how it went:
What third party resources do you recommend ( outside of the lectures, etc.) I heard we get a free sub to Firecracker, is that still a thing?
First Aid, Pathoma, and Sketchy. Sketchy pharm is useful for the "basics" but the pharmd who teaches basically most of the pharm goes beyond sketchy for exams.
Hm. Do you need many textbooks first year? I'm looking at the cost of this stuff, and it's basically the cost of college textbooks ( FA is around 50 dollars, but the Sketchymedical package is around $200), so is it like, you pay for these third party resources , but then don't buy a bunch of textbooks like you did in college?
No textbooks are needed. Everything tested is on the powerpoint slides. If there is ever a time you'd like to reference a textbook, there is an online database (they teach us how to use it) and the medical library (you can borrow the books).
Ahaha it happens to the best of us.
At the zoom meeting I asked why we hand't gotten our schedules yet and if we were supposed to do something and an M2 said that NYIT is lethally slow with emails and to just get used to it! LolAhaha it happens to the best of us.
But you don't have to add the classes. They will be automatically done for you.
Lmfao. I can't argue with that.
That's what I was trying to ask about but they thought I was asking if we can choose our lab slots ourselves lol. I just checked, that email was sent 5 days ago and they said we would receive that email "over the course of the next two weeks" so we just need to keep waiting, haha. I just got kinda nervous that I missed something.
This is the response I got on Wednesday when I asked about waitlist movement.
was that for jb or ow
I thought only first years signed up for the sheet?
Idk if we're talking about the same types of sign up sheet, but us second year also had to sign up for groups with 8 members for labs = limit the number of people we come in contact with
It is fixed now! someone emailed IT
I’m with ya! I’m on OW’sIs anyone still on the waitlist?
Hm, I think they would have to give an acceptance for this year first, and then give the option to defer.
Is that a thing?
They have done it at some schools I have noticed due to covid. And I remember students here also got a email a few weeks ago about deferring as well
Now we gotta rewattttccchh ugh!
It still isn't showing up as watched, I rewatched some of them! I'm just gonna watch the whole module and then send an email later or something. Maybe they can see on their end that it's been watched?
Click on your name in the top right corner, then click "My History." Once you are there you can click "My History" and go to "Completed History" to see which are marked as completely watched. The ones of mine that weren't initially marked as complete were after yesterday, maybe check again? The other student said IT categorized the videos wrong and that's why they weren't showing up.
The ones I watched couple days ago shows in the complete category. Thanks for clarifying
How did withdrawing acceptance go. From what I’ve seen, they have confirmed enrollment as of July 1st to clearing house and I’m not sure how a withdrawal will affect future applications? Although you are going to state school so you won’t be reapplying.
Still doesn't seem worth it to me. The question is really are you willing to waste a year of your life and a year's salary as an attending for saving 63k now? For me, the answer is still no. I think the bigger implication is that anyone still on the waitlist is now even more unlikely (probs 0) to get off. As well as the more people that do defer means there will be fewer spots for those applying next year.
The group chat has been blowing up w this.
From the way I interpret the email, it seems like it was a poor (and confusing) choice to use "exceed". They wish to "exceed" the guidelines by having smaller groups than the deemed maximum amount. In this case, "exceed" means fewer, not more. They did not "exceed" the number of people allowed as per the guidelines. Honestly, I think that they have a genuine wish to have as small as possible groups on campus for our health, as fewer students mean less money for them; so this is not a decision they would make lightly.
