They’re using ZOOM.
They are using Zoom. Basically, they will send a connection link to your email where you will access to download a small program, which upon launching will open up the video conference. I think you can use Android or iPhone to launch it too, but highly recommend a laptop or desktop to maximize professionalism.
Exactly, that's what I was getting at. I'm sure interviewees can request to call in ahead of time to test their setup and audio to make for a smoother interview.
Thank you! Best of luck tomorrow!
Can’t you use your gaming headset mic as the input and speakers as the output?
I do not think so.
If they‘re following the schedule they have been, they should give people who have been accepted a call on the friday two weeks after the interview
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What makes you say there will be less applicants next cycle? Just curious
I think the chances are quite slim if you are not from Pacific NW region. Someone please correct me if I am wrong
.It's just been from several predictions online that I've seen, and heard from several advisors due to the fact people aren't able to take their MCAT on time, as well as finish research projects, shadowing, and/or get their LORS! It isn't set in stone but just a prediction!
Hmm okay thank you! I just have seen varying information regarding that. I heard that it's more dependent on your passion for rural medicine! Also my finance has recently matched in Washington as well so just more of a preference for me!I think the chances are quite slim if you are not from Pacific NW region. Someone please correct me if I am wrong
Matriculants from our 5-state catchment area - 71.6%
Yeah, it is not at all impossible, but based on the class of 2023 data with 72% from the 5 listed states, you are looking at the remaning 28% split from the other 45. Chances are slim nonetheless.
I’m not in exactly the same position as you, but it does seem like our applications are somewhat similar. I’m from Northern California(very rural area), and have several years of research and clinical experience. I was a transfer student as and undergrad so I did a few years at community college before I transferred to UC Merced where I got my degree in biology. When I was at community college I did not do well as far as GPA, I had a lot of things going on with my own health and was not focused on my school work at all. I got almost all C’s my first year of college. I turned things around the next few semesters and was doing a lot better before I transferred, but I still transferred with my GPA sitting right at 3.2. Once I was at my four year school I really came into my own and over my two years there my GPA was a 3.9. My over all GPA ended up right about 3.4 and my Overall science GPA was 3.56. I interviewed at PNWU in Jan and was accepted! I was so worried that my early years of school when I was not doing my best would hurt me, but they gave me plenty of opportunities to explain what had happened during my interview. I think if you can show that you have an upward trend in your GPA that helps. PNWU definitely wants people who fit their mission so they are willing to look at you as a whole person if they think you will be a good fit. Good luck I think you have got this!
