Anyone know what the 3rd and 4th year rotations will be like? Are they year longs or is there a lot of travelling involved? I haven't been able to find out too much info online yet :S
Anyone know what the 3rd and 4th year rotations will be like? Are they year longs or is there a lot of travelling involved? I haven't been able to find out too much info online yet :S
3rd year is lottery based in terms of rotation sites. The sites of those rotations is on the RVU website but here's the guide - http://www.rvu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/20200127_RVUCOM-CO_ClinicalSiteGuide.pdf
I think about 1/2 the class stays in the Denver area for 3rd year and the rest are dispersed among the other sites.
4th year is Sub Is and electives, which you mostly set up on your own so you could be all over the country depending where you get those set up. Those usually last 2-4 weeks depending on the hospital, program, etc.
3rd year is lottery based in terms of rotation sites. The sites of those rotations is on the RVU website but here's the guide - http://www.rvu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/20200127_RVUCOM-CO_ClinicalSiteGuide.pdf
I think about 1/2 the class stays in the Denver area for 3rd year and the rest are dispersed among the other sites.
4th year is Sub Is and electives, which you mostly set up on your own so you could be all over the country depending where you get those set up. Those usually last 2-4 weeks depending on the hospital, program, etc.
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Thank you for the info and link! It looks like once you get your lottery location, you stay at that location for the duration of the year and rotate between the different hospitals and clinics listed?
Is the entire 4th year at random locations across the country? Or can you set up most of your Sub Is and electives in CO? My wife is going to kill me if I move her and the kids all the way across the country and then basically spend a year away from them lol.
I just noticed this as well and was wondering the same thing!Hey everyone, I was checking myvista this morning but no longer saw the applicant tab which showed my status on the waitlist and application info. Does this have any significance or is this some error?
I just noticed this as well and was wondering the same thing!
Does anyone know when we should be receiving financial aid info? All of my required documents are in but I haven't received any award yet.
Did your portal update to show APS status again? I emailed Katy as well and she said the glitch was fixed and I'm back the APS status. The tab has reappeared but my status says no results returned by this query.I emailed Katy this morning and they got back to me. There wasn't a status change or anything, they had IT restore the tab for me and said I'm still registered as an alternate in their system
Mine also showed no results but they reassured me I'm still in the same positionDid your portal update to show APS status again? I emailed Katy as well and she said the glitch was fixed and I'm back the APS status. The tab has reappeared but my status says no results returned by this query.
Wow was anyone else insulted by this from the email they just sent out?
For those who are concerned about tuition, we have been informed that our affiliated school, St. Georges University (SGU) will offer an automatic acceptance along with a generous Partnership Grant of $20,000, in addition to any other scholarships or grants that students may be eligible for, to any member of the Class of 2024 who would like to attend their medical school. They also offer a “Why Wait” program which allows students to start the MD program online at SGU in August. If the student determines that the program isn’t right for him/her, SGU will reimburse the tuition and fees and the student will be allowed to matriculate at RVUCOM or the school of their choice the following year. SGU has scheduled a presentation for accepted RVUCOM candidates to explore this option if interested. The presentation will be held on (date) and can be accessed by (link).
Wow was anyone else insulted by this from the email they just sent out?
For those who are concerned about tuition, we have been informed that our affiliated school, St. Georges University (SGU) will offer an automatic acceptance along with a generous Partnership Grant of $20,000, in addition to any other scholarships or grants that students may be eligible for, to any member of the Class of 2024 who would like to attend their medical school. They also offer a “Why Wait” program which allows students to start the MD program online at SGU in August. If the student determines that the program isn’t right for him/her, SGU will reimburse the tuition and fees and the student will be allowed to matriculate at RVUCOM or the school of their choice the following year. SGU has scheduled a presentation for accepted RVUCOM candidates to explore this option if interested. The presentation will be held on (date) and can be accessed by (link).
They also gave the people matriculating the option to defer a year because of the current covid 19 situation. What are your guys thoughts on this?
Anyone know what the 3rd and 4th year rotations will be like? Are they year longs or is there a lot of travelling involved? I haven't been able to find out too much info online yet :S
Withdrawing my A from here as I got off the waitlist at my top choice today! RVU is a great place and I was excited to attend, hopefully it goes to one of you guys! 🙂
Thankfully they don't start until August so I got some time!Wow late! Hopefully you can get your housing and pre-matriculation stuff figured out there soon. Congrats!
where'd you get in?Withdrawing my A from here as I got off the waitlist at my top choice today! RVU is a great place and I was excited to attend, hopefully it goes to one of you guys! 🙂