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Once the committee votes on you post-interview you get a status update no matter what right? Or am I mistaken?
Received an IS interview yesterday!! File just completed review on Monday!
Complete on Aug. 15th - but I waited a long time for the committee review which happened around the beginning of November. Then the subcommittee review only took 2 weeks.When were you complete?
Complete date plzz?
What dates are available and are you IS Or OOSII today!!!
Subcommittee review complete email yesterday!
Really excited rn! 😀
II today!!!
Subcommittee review complete email yesterday!
Really excited rn! 😀
What dates are available and are you IS Or OOS
Also big congrats!
congrats!!!!Do you happen to know for how long you were on subcommittee review?
Subcommittee from Oct 15 - Nov 20
Same here, but I have been on subcommittee since mid Julynot bad! I’ve been on subcommittee since August.
To confirm, is the dedicated step 1 prep time for VCU 3 months? If so, are students allowed to chose what they do with their time if they finish step 1 early?
To confirm, is the dedicated step 1 prep time for VCU 3 months? If so, are students allowed to chose what they do with their time if they finish step 1 early?
Me too, do you think we should give up hope at this point?Same here, but I have been on subcommittee since mid July
Yes but they extend interviews through January. I’m not saying the odds are good but they’re >0.It’s almost Thanksgiving
Interviews or IIs?Yes but they extend interviews through January. I’m not saying the odds are good but they’re >0.
Invites, it’s safe to assume invites will be sent out until the last interview day. People cancel and withdraw and they need to be filled.Interviews or IIs?
My portal updated with a hold this afternoon.Hey guys, has anyone who had interviewed on 11/5 or 11/6 received a status update on their portal yet? I was expecting to get a status update some time last week since they told us on our interview day that the committee will be meeting next on the 18th, but I noticed that I still haven't gotten an update.
Hey guys, has anyone who had interviewed on 11/5 or 11/6 received a status update on their portal yet? I was expecting to get a status update some time last week since they told us on our interview day that the committee will be meeting next on the 18th, but I noticed that I still haven't gotten an update.
I interviewed 11/5 and my status changed to on hold for acceptance sometime between 4:45 pm and 6:30 pm today.
6:05 every time 😉I interviewed 11/5 and my status changed to on hold for acceptance sometime between 4:45 pm and 6:30 pm today.
It completely depends on your score you could get an interview on Monday or rejected pre-II in March. There’s no way to know. They have scheduled most of their interviews.Just checked the portal and it says file review complete. Didn't get an email, complete end of august. Any idea how long it takes to get a decision ?
I don’t think anyone gets waitlisted until the spring in late March / April. If you’re rejected, you will likely know within 1-3 weeks of your interview from what I understand. Otherwise, you’re on hold for a possible future acceptance which means you will either get accepted at the next date at which they release decisions or you’ll continue to be on-hold. They will evaluate all on-hold applicants after the last decisions release date has passed and will form a waitlist and reject the rest.Did anyone here who got their decision on 10/16 get waitlisted after getting the "on hold for possible future acceptance" message in their portal? I'd be interested to know the rough proportion of people who got accepted vs deferred vs waitlisted after having this message in their portal.
No updates pre-II. They will accept updates post-interview but if you’ve already been scored and are on-hold for a possible acceptance, I would just wait until March. If you recently interviewed and have not been scored, I would send it in as soon as possible.I'm sorry if this has been answered already, but does VCU accept updates?
Someone above answered this correctly but. A small fraction of interviewees are rejected post-II this means you failed the interview. Everyone else is put on hold for possible acceptance. Your best chance of getting in is the first time, only a few people get in on here on later dates if they are deferred. In march there is a group of on hold for possible of acceptance with hundreds of people in it-- that pool is shrunk to 250 and made into the al;ternate list.Did anyone here who got their decision on 10/16 get waitlisted after getting the "on hold for possible future acceptance" message in their portal? I'd be interested to know the rough proportion of people who got accepted vs deferred vs waitlisted after having this message in their portal.
Did you get waitlisted ? Like another poster said, the waitlist is created in March...but schools can do what they want lmaoDid anyone here who got their decision on 10/16 get waitlisted after getting the "on hold for possible future acceptance" message in their portal? I'd be interested to know the rough proportion of people who got accepted vs deferred vs waitlisted after having this message in their portal.
No, the waitlist is not formulated until March. People were either accepted or they heard nothing on 10/16Did you get waitlisted ? Like another poster said, the waitlist is created in March...but schools can do what they want lmao
I don’t think anyone gets waitlisted until the spring in late March / April. If you’re rejected, you will likely know within 1-3 weeks of your interview from what I understand. Otherwise, you’re on hold for a possible future acceptance which means you will either get accepted at the next date at which they release decisions or you’ll continue to be on-hold. They will evaluate all on-hold applicants after the last decisions release date has passed and will form a waitlist and reject the rest.
I interviewed on 10/15, so my decision would come on 12/16. I should have made that clear before.Someone above answered this correctly but. A small fraction of interviewees are rejected post-II this means you failed the interview. Everyone else is put on hold for possible acceptance. Your best chance of getting in is the first time, only a few people get in on here on later dates if they are deferred. In march there is a group of on hold for possible of acceptance with hundreds of people in it-- that pool is shrunk to 250 and made into the al;ternate list.
Did you get waitlisted ? Like another poster said, the waitlist is created in March...but schools can do what they want lmao
They give our approximately 300 acceptances.Hi @Dean Mission,
Could you please provide information on how many in-state applicants get accepted each year? MSAR states that there were 277 instate applicants interviewed last year and 105 of them matriculated but it provides no information on the number accepted.
Also, are VCU undergraduate students given any sort of preference?
Thank you!
I think VCU yield is 300 ball park acceptance to have class of 184 matriculants. I think you can consider 150-160 ball park acceptance out of those 300 to be in state. Also ball park 40 acceptance from 300 to be VCU undergrads. Ball park VCU has about 200 pre med students applying to MD programs to US based allopathic schools. They may be having about 20 VCU undergrads matriculating in class of 184 final matrculants. I think there is huge VCU undergrad bias. Also huge bias towards non medicine or non clinical related service hours, which they counsel there pre meds durine under grad years. For e.g. teaching or mentoring to underpriviledged kids. Giving service in soup kitchen. Etc ... So VCU undergrads have that advantage to be counseld about it so they are aware to be proactive to mention in applications and interview and encash that advantage. 20 out of those 40 acceptance of VCU class may be there own VCU GMEDs. Ball park of 10 VCU GMED will matriculate. 10 VCU non GMED pre med will matriculation in class of 184. Hope this helps.Hi @Dean Mission,
Could you please provide information on how many in-state applicants get accepted each year? MSAR states that there were 277 instate applicants interviewed last year and 105 of them matriculated but it provides no information on the number accepted.
Also, are VCU undergraduate students given any sort of preference?
Thank you!
You seem to really like ball parksI think VCU yield is 300 ball park acceptance to have class of 184 matriculants. I think you can consider 150-160 ball park acceptance out of those 300 to be in state. Also ball park 40 acceptance from 300 to be VCU undergrads. Ball park VCU has about 200 pre med students applying to MD programs to US based allopathic schools. They may be having about 20 VCU undergrads matriculating in class of 184 final matrculants. I think there is huge VCU undergrad bias. Also huge bias towards non medicine or non clinical related service hours, which they counsel there pre meds durine under grad years. For e.g. teaching or mentoring to underpriviledged kids. Giving service in soup kitchen. Etc ... So VCU undergrads have that advantage to be counseld about it so they are aware to be proactive to mention in applications and interview and encash that advantage. 20 out of those 40 acceptance of VCU class may be there own VCU GMEDs. Ball park of 10 VCU GMED will matriculate. 10 VCU non GMED pre med will matriculation in class of 184. Hope this helps.
I think VCU yield is 300 ball park acceptance to have class of 184 matriculants. I think you can consider 150-160 ball park acceptance out of those 300 to be in state. Also ball park 40 acceptance from 300 to be VCU undergrads. Ball park VCU has about 200 pre med students applying to MD programs to US based allopathic schools. They may be having about 20 VCU undergrads matriculating in class of 184 final matrculants. I think there is huge VCU undergrad bias. Also huge bias towards non medicine or non clinical related service hours, which they counsel there pre meds durine under grad years. For e.g. teaching or mentoring to underpriviledged kids. Giving service in soup kitchen. Etc ... So VCU undergrads have that advantage to be counseld about it so they are aware to be proactive to mention in applications and interview and encash that advantage. 20 out of those 40 acceptance of VCU class may be there own VCU GMEDs. Ball park of 10 VCU GMED will matriculate. 10 VCU non GMED pre med will matriculation in class of 184. Hope this helps.