They said that they really don't know at this point, they're working on the transition to remote admissions committee meetings and haven't figured everything out yet. Also they've only had 4 interview sessions so far, I don't know if that's enough for them to release decisions yet. But because they're so small it might be? Everything's kind of up in the air at this point, we'll just have to wait and see!
For my interview, in the zoom link emails they gave a brief overview of the day. Mine went like this: start (~9) with intro from the dean/admissions office, then MMIs (~10), and when they're over they have presentations from financial aid and each of the departments, along with a Q&A. Of course there's no guarantee they're going to follow the same format.
Thank you for this clarification!
Cool, thanks again Wolvvs and good luck with everything 🙂 ! Also, sending well wishes to everyone during this COVID-19 pandemic. Stay safe friends.
Try downloading the non disclosure/confidentiality agreement through the applicant portal (in your communication status tab). If this doesn’t work, then ask about this during the interview or send an e-mail tomorrow. I think it needs to be done by the end of tomorrow (11:59 pm).
Rotations will be H/P/F. For the other questions penicillinman you should ask during your interview and let us know 😛
No WL or acceptance decisions yet, they barely started interviews before halted by quarantine
Hi! I also got an interview invite today! Excited and hoping that all my zoom meetings in the last few weeks have prepped me for this.
Came here to ask the same question.
Sammme. I am worried considering, I received my invite to interview two days ago and tomorrow was my only option so feeling the pressure a bit.
Just received my email as well! And it will be MMI I believe
I ended up saving to the computer and then logging into the portal from a separate link and just uploading it to supplemental documents.
Only having outpatient sites definitely hinders your clinical education but yet again their mission is to train primary care docs?
you will get a better clinical education at an academic hospital, then community hospital is beneath that then outpatient centers.. plus academic hospitals are nice because you can establish connections with professionals who have clout behind their name
The longitudinal primary care is outpatient (phases 1, 2, and 3 of curriculum), the longitudinal integrated care includes 16 weeks of inpatient, hospital-based internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics and OB (phase 2), the longitudinal ambulatory experience is self explanatory and is 24 weeks of surgery, internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics-gynecology, family medicine and psychiatry (phase 2), the advanced electives of ICU, emergency, sub-internship and rural health are 16 weeks which I imagine to be in patient (phase 3) and there are 12 weeks of wild card electives (phase 3)...so to me it seems to be heavier on outpatient but I wouldn’t say drastically if one chooses to do electives in an inpatient setting. I hope this helps someone. Also, please correct me if I’m wrong anywhere above
After May 15th, they can no longer extend offers to students with an acceptance at another TMDSAS school. So it's likely they will make offers in advance of that deadline. There's nothing preventing them from theoretically making offers to OOS or TX students without an A until classes start, but that's probably not the best way to fill their class 🙂
What are they going to do, ask you to go back in time and upload it on the correct day? You're fine 🙂
True haha thanks Wolvvs! Yay, I won't bug admissions w/this. I'm so on edge while we wait for an admissions decision. Thanks again 🙂!
100% understand. I have this school and one other I'm waiting to hear back from with no As yet... This month is going to be tough 😛
