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I heard back 2 weeks after my interviewHad II on the 28th and was amazing! Anyone know if it usually takes the full three weeks to hear back or sometimes sooner?
I heard back 2 weeks after my interviewHad II on the 28th and was amazing! Anyone know if it usually takes the full three weeks to hear back or sometimes sooner?
Thanks for the insight! I was curious why you as an OOS student chose this school?
Serious Question: Just how screwed am I for submitting the 1° about a week ago? No 2° or II yet but it seems like interview slots are filling up quick. Oof...
Seats or interview dates?I think they filled up
Seats or interview dates?
I would just be aware that they are scheduling interviews out to 2020 currently. I know current students at various schools that interviewed. in the spring of the year they were to enter medical school, and they were accepted. If you are a good fit, you will get an II, but it will be a few months out. They definitely haven't run out of seats in the class because most schools continuously send out acceptances or IIs as students decline their acceptance and go other places. Theoretically, someone could be offered an acceptance as late as a week before classes start.Serious Question: Just how screwed am I for submitting the 1° about a week ago? No 2° or II yet but it seems like interview slots are filling up quick. Oof...
That's not how the pre-II waitlist works. There are people who were waitlisted back in early September and there have been people since then who have received IIs. Plus, as those who were accepted give up their spots, the adcom can pull from either the pre-II waitlist to bring people on for interviews, if it is still early in the cycle, or the post-interview waitlist and offer acceptances.It sounds like there’s a waitlist to interview now
Wow, thanks for the insight. I didn't know some of what you shared. Appreciated.I would just be aware that they are scheduling interviews out to 2020 currently. I know current students at various schools that interviewed. in the spring of the year they were to enter medical school, and they were accepted. If you are a good fit, you will get an II, but it will be a few months out. They definitely haven't run out of seats in the class because most schools continuously send out acceptances as students decline their acceptance and go other places. Theoretically, someone could be offered an acceptance as late as a week before classes start.
That's not how the pre-II waitlist works. There are people who were waitlisted back in early September and there have been people since then who have received IIs. Plus, as those who were accepted give up their spots, the adcom can pull from either the pre-II waitlist to bring people on for interviews, if it is still early in the cycle, or the post-interview waitlist and offer acceptances.
This is 100% false.It sounds like there’s a waitlist to interview now
So were those just silent rejections then?This is 100% false.
A silent rejection would imply that you hear nothing from the school. You wouldn't even be waitlisted.... so, no.So were those just silent rejections then?
Im reading that some of the stations for the MMI interview included traditional type questions. Can someone clarify this?
Congratulations!! When did you interview?Dreamt last night that I got accepted here.
Just got my acceptance email!!
Congratulations!! When did you interview?
Dreamt last night that I got accepted here.
Just got my acceptance email!!
Why did you release so fast?Waitlisted. Released my waitlist spot so hopefully it goes to one of y’all!
Why did you release so fast?
Can any UIWSOM students inform us on the residency (in texas) situation? I read 2-3 articles about how UIWSOM is a private school so the SB 1066 (senate bill) doesn’t apply to UIWSOM.
TCOM, on the other hand, is a public DO school in Texas so the students don’t have to worry as much on their residency situation in texas if they decide to stay..
I really like UIWSOM but I just wanted more information before I commit.
I'd assume so since they are accepted off of the waitlist and given the opportunity to attendDo the 450 or so people who get accepted, include the people they later take off the waitlist???
The standard time: 2 minutes to read the prompt, 8 minutes to answer.Anyone knows how many minutes do we get to answer each MMI interview question?
Anyone have resources to prepare for the MMI format?
Anyone have resources to prepare for the MMI format?
Thank you! I have a couple general pointers/helpful tips:
1. So I was pretty nervous going in at the sheer variety of questions that the MMI can potentially introduce, so I thought it would be beneficial to have a process in which I could use to answer nearly any ethical dilemma presented. If you go to Youtube and search "Coarse Grinder MMI", there are about 16 videos that break down the various stations that you could be presented with. I found it super helpful to watch through all of these videos, twice. Afterwards, I felt that I could apply the same principles from the video to logically reason through nearly any question presented. It likely goes without saying, but it is always good to have some kind of answer guideline prepared for any traditional question you could be asked (Why do you want to be a doctor, why should we pick you, strengths/weakness about you, why this school etc)
2. Second big tip is the most redundant/cliche advice, but what I believe to be the most important, which is to relax and be confident! Go into the medical school interview knowing that they want you to be there and simply want to get to know you better. You are more than qualified enough if you are getting interview invites, so don't let any doubt resurface as you go through the stations. Non-verbals are just as important as the words that leave your mouth, so make sure you smile genuinely right when you walk in, have a firm handshake and try to be conscientious about any underlying subconscious idiosyncrasies. With that being said, you will be just fine. Everyone at this school in particular is soooooo incredibly friendly and welcoming. It's just conversation and being YOU at that point!
Let me know if I missed anything or if you have any additional questions.
If you don't try the answer is always no. If you really like the school it's always worth a try. Plus DO interviews and acceptances run until pretty late in the cycle.Do I even have a chance at interviewing at this school? Sounds like the II's have pretty much dried up at this point. I submitted my primary 10/6, going to submit my secondary tomorrow, 10/16. I have good stats, 3.5 GPA and 515, but I'm worried that it may be too late to hold out hope for this school.
I bought the MMI book by Dr. Desai for my Kindle. This was a nice introduction of what to expect and what was expected of me. I used this as a guide to research various topics that could come up in my interview and I made sure I could discuss them! I used practice MMI questions I found online and I watched tons of YouTube videos as well. I feel like I totally over prepared compared to others but I’d rather that than to be caught off guard! 🙂Anyone have resources to prepare for the MMI format?
Congrats. This one of your top schools?Accepted!! Interviewed on the 28th!
I just now started applying to this school because I saw the primary deadline was in March, but from reading this thread, it appears I should have applied earlier given seats and especially interview spots are filling up?
Do I even have a chance at interviewing at this school? Sounds like the II's have pretty much dried up at this point. I submitted my primary 10/6, going to submit my secondary tomorrow, 10/16. I have good stats, 3.5 GPA and 515, but I'm worried that it may be too late to hold out hope for this school.
So jealous! I got waitlisted. Interviewed the same day 😛 But congrats!Accepted! Interviewed 10/11
Definitely. I got waitlisted in September as well. Do they generally just pull you off the waitlist in the order you were put on there right?im sure there will be ALOT of waitlist movement after 12/14. I wouldn’t worry too much.
Currently am in the exact same boat, except interviewed 9/16.Long time lurker here, so I got waitlisted after my 08/23 interview and it’s looking like UIWSOM is my only chance so far this cycle of becoming a DOctor. I’m getting anxious. Any idea if getting waitlisted so early on in the cycle is good or bad? Or when I might expect to hear back? After stalking old subs it seems like if I do hear back it will be springtime (OOS applicant)