Those first few weeks will be really relaxed academically, there is just a lot of shuffling around and trying to figure out where to be and when.Thank you for the information!It definitely won't be anything from undergrad. It may be a typo tbh. The only "formal" exam we had in META came at the end of the block in the form of an OSCE, and even that was really a completion grade. Of course, anything is possible, but at least last year, pretty much everything in META was a completion credit. As long as you show up or turn the assignments in, you get a green checkmark
cheapest = frat houses, like 450 a month everything included and free lunch/dinner multiple times a week. a little deteriorated living/30 classmates living with you, hey if that's your thing go for it. Next cheapest is probably finding a house to split with 3 other students, around 600-700 each everything included. or apartments around the island, checkout Zillow, find a roommate on the fb page. there's tons and tons of cheap/nice housing in Galveston, look around online. Unless you have other variables at play I'd recommend living within a couple miles of campus, it's nice to be able to go home and back whenever or wake up 10 mins before class starts and still make it, bicycling distance even better so that you don't have to worry about parking on later starting days.
I relied on Trulia when finding my apartment. I found a great garage apartment with full washer and drier for $700/mo. I'd recommend staying away from the larger apartment complexes. They're noisy and relatively expensive. Lots of individual places on island are currently up for rent. Good luck!
From the looks they are a converted motel. I think you can find something much better, @SlipperyWhenWet, find a realtor who will show you some rental condos or apartments and take a visit to look at them in person.I have been in the few of the UTMB official apts and they are pretty bad. I helped a buddy move into one and it smelled moldy and like something that was non-terrestrial might have actually died in there
I think this year maybe April
I have been in the few of the UTMB official apts and they are pretty bad. I helped a buddy move into one and it smelled moldy and like something that was non-terrestrial might have actually died in there
A late thanks, guys. I guess I'll have to do some shopping around for a good place later on in the summer.
Hi kittycatmed. So a little background about me. I applied July of 2018, was waitlisted by several schools, but ultimately was not accepted. So I pinpointed the areas of my application that I knew were weak (lack of clinical experience primarily), and worked to strengthen those areas. I reapplied May 2019 and was accepted less than five months later (October 15 at 1:01am to be specific haha).
Thank you so much for the insight! I really appreciate it. I wish you the best of luck with all of your future endeavors!
I haven't gotten any information on my financial aid package yet, either.
I think we won't see much until late April/May, this is the pattern for WL action even in regular years. Keep optimistic and keep healthy!
Congrats on your other offer! Are you IS or OOS?
Thanks! Im IS
Not yet. Fingers crossed!
No, how would you find that out?
Ya, that's not possible to find out. We can only know insofar as people are willing to share their withdrawal on this thread. But not everyone uses SDN or makes a post. So far, I believe I've seen 2 withdrawals on this thread. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I don't remember exactly, but it took like a week, maybe a week amd a half.
Thanks! I did send a LOI in February!
It should be okay but I would call UTMB admissions to double check with them.
If you don't mind what were your numbers?
soon, grasshopper
Oh accepted off of the waitlist- sorry
