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Traditional 1 on 1 & they have access to your whole file and free reign on what they want to ask.What is the style of the two interviews?
Traditional 1 on 1 & they have access to your whole file and free reign on what they want to ask.What is the style of the two interviews?
I was just thinking, it’s unlikely m1 students are still on this Premed board. You may want to post on the Tufts forum in Med School.Would any current or former Maine track students be willing to answer some specifics about the program?
Oh good point- thank you!I was just thinking, it’s unlikely m1 students are still on this Premed board. You may want to post on the Tufts forum in Med School.
Oh good point- thank you!
What is the style of the two interviews?
+1! So excited!!Maine Track II this morning!! Maine resident, complete 8/19! Interview dates were 1/17 and 1/31
Thanks! And yes!Congrats! Where do you go to school - Umaine?
What are the post ii acceptance rates+1! So excited!!
What are the post ii acceptance rates
Post ii acceptance for Maine track higher or lower if you were to guess![]()
Post II acceptance rates
I hate to add a new thread to this topic, but I can’t find where I have seen post interview acceptance rates? I’ve tried a few searches on these boards. Was it part of Limeyguydr interview tracker? Or data from MSAR? I know I saw it somewhere, but maybe it was just for one school and not a...forums.studentdoctor.net
Post ii acceptance for Maine track higher or lower if you were to guess
Does anyone know how long each interview lasted?
So any reports of the Dec 21 R -Wave? Maybe it'll hit on Mon Dec 23?
They say 30 minutes but they block up to an hour for each. Mine were 50ishDoes anyone know how long each interview lasted?
They met on the 18th in December so I'm guessing it would be around then in January as wellDoes anyone know when the Adm Committee meets this month?
Does anyone know when the Adm Committee meets this month?
Congrats!! Is there any change in your portal now?As an update for everyone, I received a call today from the Dean that I was accepted! My first one, so I am over the moon. I interviewed in mid-December, so I assume there will be more calls made today and in the next week. Best of luck to you all.
Just fly into Boston and take the train up from North Station. It's what I am doing. The train rarely gets canceled.Flying from the west coast for a Maine track interview in January. Is it best to fly into Portland and Uber or do flights get canceled. Other option would be renting a car and driving up from Boston correct?
Congrats!! Is there any change in your portal now?
Flying from the west coast for a Maine track interview in January. Is it best to fly into Portland and Uber or do flights get canceled. Other option would be renting a car and driving up from Boston correct?
I think you can get a full scholarship. The tour guide I had on interview day said he received full tuition aid. But I don't think the full tuition aid came from all need-based. I think he may have received need-based and then maybe a separate scholarship (one from that scholarship questionnaire form). I'm not 100% on this though.So the website says that students can only get up to 3/4 tuition scholarship (and I believe that’s what they said on interview day) .. but the website also says “Most scholarships are equivalent to 25% of tuition, however, some may be valued as much as 100% of tuition“.
is it then possible to get a full scholarship?
interviewing here tomorrow, any last minute tips from admitted or current students? i’m really interested in this school and want to make a good impression!
I think you can get a full scholarship. The tour guide I had on interview day said he received full tuition aid. But I don't think the full tuition aid came from all need-based. I think he may have received need-based and then maybe a separate scholarship (one from that scholarship questionnaire form). I'm not 100% on this though.
Some of my friends are M3's here and they have said to just be yourself and to highlight your accomplishments in a humble manner. They have also told me that interviewers typically chose who they interview and are genuinely interested in your application for specific reasons. Make sure to google them during your lunch break and see if you can find any commonalities with your interviewer (research interest, field of practice, hobbies if listed somewhere, etc.). This might give you some insight on where to steer the conversation if given the opportunity. This should also inform what questions you should ask the interviewer at the end of your interview!
Best of luck!!!
Background information sheetwait what scholarship form...
Background information sheet
when did we fill that out?
It's part of the financial aid application so you probably haven't filled it out yet
Did you go online to fill this out, or was it sent with your acceptance through email?
i didnt get anything abt financial aid post acceptance, nor is there anything online abt it :/
oh- wait they are! Yay! Thanks for posting abt it!!!!The forms are online in their financial aid section
I've only been able to find the Match List from 2017, but here you go: https://medicine.tufts.edu/sites/default/files/alumni_tusm-match-report2017.pdfDoes anyone know if Tufts publishes real match lists? On their website they give the % going into each specialty but it would be great to get more details.
They give out the 2019 match list in the folder at the interview. Not sure if 2019 is online yet.Does anyone know if Tufts publishes real match lists? On their website they give the % going into each specialty but it would be great to get more details.
No idea about average step score but I just want to point out that it’s probably not a very good reflection of the quality of the program. More likely it’s a reflection of the quality of the students. Correlation =/= causationQuestion for a current student if there are any here:
Can you comment more about your average step 1 score? I don't see official data but on a sdn or reddit spreadsheet from an year ago it said 227. I was surprised that it was kinda low considering the amazing match list. Is that score accurate? If so any ideas why so low and also how the new curriculum may affect it?
IIRC, the dean at my interview day said the step 1 avg was in the 230's. Can't remember the exact number though.Question for a current student if there are any here:
Can you comment more about your average step 1 score? I don't see official data but on a sdn or reddit spreadsheet from an year ago it said 227. I was surprised that it was kinda low considering the amazing match list. Is that score accurate? If so any ideas why so low and also how the new curriculum may affect it?
I would recommend knowing your application really well -- one of my interviewers had her laptop open throughout the whole thing and was scrolling through my AMCAS asking me about specific details of my activities. Also, this could have just been the two interviewers I had, but both of them had me talking about "why Tufts" for several minutes. The whole thing was really laidback though. Good luck!For people who interviewed already, what advice do you have in terms of preparing for the interview? How was your interview like? Is there anything you wish you knew before going to the interview?