2019-2020 Quinnipiac (Netter)

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I forget if it was Goro or gyngyn but one of them said schools determine who is URM.

Also one thing I remember from one school — I forget which one, I think Netter? — is that they asked what kind of Asian the applicant is and the options included Vietnamese, Hmong, and so on (korean/Chinese/japanese weren’t part of the list). So technically you can be Asian and URM at the same time? I am not perfectly sure about this
Yes you can be asian and part of URM category. Hmong/viet and one or two other sub categories. Asians arent homogenous.
 
Anyone have any interview feedback here? Feel free to pm me! I'd owe you haha

Absolutely blessed to say this is my first II haven't even told my parents yet but a big thank you to SDN for even getting me this far
+1 Received II two days ago

Wrote a post about it on Pg 4

Don’t worry; casual for the most part.
 
Anyone have any interview feedback here? Feel free to pm me! I'd owe you haha

Absolutely blessed to say this is my first II haven't even told my parents yet but a big thank you to SDN for even getting me this far
Definitely a low stress interview day! The admissions office was incredibly welcoming. The facilities were just about brand new and everyone seemed pretty happy so it was a great experience overall.
 
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Definitely a low stress interview day! The admissions office was incredibly welcoming. The facilities were just about brand new and everyone seemed pretty happy so it was a great experience overall.

Yes I agree! I had my interview with the Dean and he literally memorized most of my application. He was super chill too. This is my top choice after interviewing. Goodluck!! 🙂
 
II today! Can anybody speak to travelling to Quinnipiac? Flights are kind of expensive but I’m not sure what kind of public transit infrastructure exists there.
 
II today! Can anybody speak to travelling to Quinnipiac? Flights are kind of expensive but I’m not sure what kind of public transit infrastructure exists there.
Not sure where you’re coming from, but if it’s somewhere in the northeast/midatlantic there’s Amtrak to new haven! That’s what I did. Once you’re there though it’ll be uber’s/lyft’s to get around, netter is definitely in suburbia
 
Not sure where you’re coming from, but if it’s somewhere in the northeast/midatlantic there’s Amtrak to new haven! That’s what I did. Once you’re there though it’ll be uber’s/lyft’s to get around, netter is definitely in suburbia

To add on to this, the Best Western near Quinnipiac offers free pick-up from the new haven bus station or airport, so staying there saves money.

Personally, I am flying into New York and renting a car.
 
Not sure where you’re coming from, but if it’s somewhere in the northeast/midatlantic there’s Amtrak to new haven! That’s what I did. Once you’re there though it’ll be uber’s/lyft’s to get around, netter is definitely in suburbia
Coming from the mid-Atlantic indeed. I looked at Amtrak, and google said it was, like, 9 hours. Which seemed like a lot but could be totally normal as far as I’m aware.
To add on to this, the Best Western near Quinnipiac offers free pick-up from the new haven bus station or airport, so staying there saves money.

Personally, I am flying into New York and renting a car.
This is super helpful. I’ll look into it. Thank you!
 
For anyone that have interviewed here, around what time did the whole day actually finish?
 
For anyone that have interviewed here, around what time did the whole day actually finish?

It was over before 5pm. The tour was last and it ran alittle bit over, but that is because we got distracted with the tour guides talking, which was totally fine (it was a very casual tour). The entire day was very relaxed, and very enjoyable.
 
It was over before 5pm. The tour was last and it ran alittle bit over, but that is because we got distracted with the tour guides talking, which was totally fine (it was a very casual tour). The entire day was very relaxed, and very enjoyable.

Thanks!
 
Does anyone know if QU takes a greater proportion of interviewees from earlier interviews? I know some schools (like South Florida) work that way, and I am just curious if other schools work the same way.
 
Ohhhhh I see. So it is a rolling admission thing. That makes alot of sense since they fill seats as they go. Thanks!
@gonnif just went into detail on the main pre-med forum about this. Apparently it makes no difference when the interview is (as long as you get one). It's a good read! Let me know if you want the link!
 
@gonnif just went into detail on the main pre-med forum about this. Apparently it makes no difference when the interview is (as long as you get one). It's a good read! Let me know if you want the link!
please share the link! I always thought rolling admission means the earlier, the better.
 
please share the link! I always thought rolling admission means the earlier, the better.
 
Does anyone know what the post-II A rate is for IS?

The general rule of thumb is 2-2.5 times the number of matriculants. If someone has the actual data they can chime in, but that would be 55-65% post-II acceptance for IS
 
The general rule of thumb is 2-2.5 times the number of matriculants. If someone has the actual data they can chime in, but that would be 55-65% post-II acceptance for IS

Thanks, that sounds really good. Have my fingers crossed!
 
do they take ITA? can u do ITA for a few weeks? (edit: i found somewhere they do, does anyone know how to send it to them?)
 
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