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Congrats!! Interview date?Accepted!!!![]()
September 24th!Congrats!! Interview date?
Awesome sauce!!!!!!!!Accepted!!!![]()
Aww yeah!!! Congratulations!!!!Just Accepted an hour ago! 🙂
Surreal and so exciting!
Congrats! I hate to be that guy, but interview date?Just Accepted an hour ago! 🙂
Surreal and so exciting!
Not a lot of accepts on here xDIs anyone else having a hard time logging in to MySLU to pay the deposit?
It took me a while because i couldnt figure out the password to use. The email you get should give a link to instructions for first time MySLU users and it'll tell you how to log in for the first time.Is anyone else having a hard time logging in to MySLU to pay the deposit?
I’m interviewing here this week, Can anyone provide information on what time in the morning I should get to the location?
Yeah, I've looked at the instructions but for some reason the password it says to use doesn't work for me...It took me a while because i couldnt figure out the password to use. The email you get should give a link to instructions for first time MySLU users and it'll tell you how to log in for the first time.
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Thank you for your help!So the interviews are stagered throughout the morning before the general information sessions/tours start at 10:30/10:45. Get there 15 minutes (at least) before your interview time if you have a morning interview.
Yeah, I've looked at the instructions but for some reason the password it says to use doesn't work for me...
Yeah, I've looked at the instructions but for some reason the password it says to use doesn't work for me...
what is your stats?II just now! Complete 07/29
what is your stats?
congrats! what dates are they scheduling?II just now! Complete 07/29
congrats! what dates are they scheduling?
Yes, I believe so. You’re interview should be over by 2 and then you should go right to the airport! The TSA line was super short when I was there so you should be good🙂Hey all, I’m interviewing in two weeks and I’m figuring out my plane tickets. If I have a 1:00 interview, can I make a 4:05 PM flight?
Interview date?Forgot to add, but Accepted on 10/17! 🙂
9/23!Interview date?
9/30!
I wouldn't count yourself out! I remember my interviewer mentioning that it could take up to 6 weeks to hear back. It can also vary depending on when the interviewer presents the application to the committee. Hoping you get some news soon.Am I doomed if I interviewed 9/24

I saw that you said you interviewed 9/23 in a previous post? Which is it?I wouldn't count yourself out! I remember my interviewer mentioning that it could take up to 6 weeks to hear back. It can also vary depending on when the interviewer presents the application to the committee. Hoping you get some news soon.![]()
My apologies!! I interviewed on 9/23- got my dates mixed up. I'll edit my comment.I saw that you said you interviewed 9/23 in a previous post? Which is it?
Latest afternoon interview my day was 3pm. 4:50 isn't feasible.What is the latest an afternoon interview can go till? I just got an interview yesterday and haven't been assigned an interviewer yet but would like to book my travel arrangements ASAP. I was wondering if a 4:50 pm flight was feasible if by chance I do get an afternoon interview slot
Latest afternoon interview my day was 3pm. 4:50 isn't feasible.
Took me 2 days after the invite, however, a month later my interviewer got changed and the time bumped 30 minutes! So take from that what you will!Thanks for letting me know! Typically, how long does it take to find out your assigned interview slot?
Thanks for letting me know! Typically, how long does it take to find out your assigned interview slot?
You can call and request an interview time! I called and asked if I could have an AM interview and they were very nice about it!
Awesome, thanks! I called them this morning to see if Nov 4th was available since that date works better for me and she said it was fully booked when she checked it yesterday and I asked if I could try calling again closer to the date to see if there were any cancellations and she was like "We'd prefer if you didn't call" so I am a little hesitant to call them again 🙁
I am sorry you're feeling so down about your interview. It never feels good to have your mind suddenly clear after it's too late, so it's okay to let yourself feel bummed and watch the rain...and maybe plan some quality time later to veg out or cry or however you do! It is entirely possible that the interviewers are told how to be super stoic throughout the process, and maybe you just got a pro in that department, lol. It is a good opportunity for you to grow, when others poke at your soft spots to see how you respond. Whatever happens, after you've moved on from the bummed out phase, try and look for opportunities for yourself. People will find our soft spots and poke them all throughout life, and you will want to be able to be confident in those moments. Silver lining 🙂 Props to you for sharing and venting!I had my interview the other day and felt like I screwed up my chance. My mind blanked and I gave super generic and dumb answers to some basic questions (like why did you join x, y, and z) and literally responded with 'I really like to help people and work with others, blah blah blah." and i've been kicking myself in the foot since on the plane ride back. my interviewer gave so many blank stares, smirked at one point, asked if my parents 'forced me to play music' even though I indicated a genuine passion for it, and was not satisfied with some of my answers and it was 8 in the morning so he looked exhausted as well. He argued with my answer on why SLU and I tried defending myself politely until he moved on (I'm OOS)....
I also wrote about a personal disease I've been dealing with my whole life in my PS, and I understand that it was fair game to be discussed but he asked so many questions like when were you diagnosed, what were the types of surgery/recovery/post-op, are you gonna handle med school, are you gonna make it?!? (and variations)..some were valid questions but he had a blank stare with each response I gave and then I felt uncomfortable because we're talking about very personal health stuff so a little positive confirmation would've helped..i'm frustrated cuz on paper I'm a good fit for the school and i really loved it but the blank stares and whatnots made me feel like I screwed up my chances.
Its currently thunder-storming and I'm flying back.
That's all.
Just venting.
And watching the rain.
Hey, if it’s any consolation to you, I’ve listened to several people who received an acceptance and were in shock because they were so sure they screwed up their interview. The fact of the matter is that our interviewers are imperfect people and sometimes aren’t able to accurately reflect how they feel about us through their body language, facial expressions, or verbal communication. Maybe your interviewer has a bad case of RBF. ♂️I had my interview the other day and felt like I screwed up my chance. My mind blanked and I gave super generic and dumb answers to some basic questions (like why did you join x, y, and z) and literally responded with 'I really like to help people and work with others, blah blah blah." and i've been kicking myself in the foot since on the plane ride back. my interviewer gave so many blank stares, smirked at one point, asked if my parents 'forced me to play music' even though I indicated a genuine passion for it, and was not satisfied with some of my answers and it was 8 in the morning so he looked exhausted as well. He argued with my answer on why SLU and I tried defending myself politely until he moved on (I'm OOS)....
I also wrote about a personal disease I've been dealing with my whole life in my PS, and I understand that it was fair game to be discussed but he asked so many questions like when were you diagnosed, what were the types of surgery/recovery/post-op, are you gonna handle med school, are you gonna make it?!? (and variations)..some were valid questions but he had a blank stare with each response I gave and then I felt uncomfortable because we're talking about very personal health stuff so a little positive confirmation would've helped..i'm frustrated cuz on paper I'm a good fit for the school and i really loved it but the blank stares and whatnots made me feel like I screwed up my chances.
Its currently thunder-storming and I'm flying back.
That's all.
Just venting.
And watching the rain.
Honestly, SLU's financial aid didn't seem great... Their scholarships also don't stack either.To those who have interviewed here - how did their financial aid seem? Did they give information about average awards or indebtedness post graduation?
I know a couple people from my undergrad who received some good scholarships from SLU but I honestly don't know if they were need or merit based. Maybe not the best but I think SLU is better with it than a lot of other schoolsHonestly, SLU's financial aid didn't seem great... Their scholarships also don't stack either.
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