The fb group increase as well as DECREASES which may indicate peeps who accept and join the group and then decide not to go there...
2020-2021 California Health Sciences University College of Osteopathic Medicine (CHSU-COM)
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just got the call. accepted! interview 2/8. 4 day turn around 🙌🏻
first acceptance. really grateful
first acceptance. really grateful
Has anyone gotten flat our R'ed after interview? I suppose if you did- you probs arent following this thread anymore but if you are lingering let us know
Just got the WL email.
Interviewed 2/8. 506/3.6/OOS.
Hope to see some movement on the list soon...
Interviewed 2/8. 506/3.6/OOS.
Hope to see some movement on the list soon...
Welcome to the club! Hopefully there will be a good WL movement around end of April. Not sure how things will be this cycle and how many are on the WL.
Any current OMS1s lurking on this thread? I'm pretty interested in this school and I'd like to hear some opinions on about CHSU-COM from anyone who's willing to share 
Anyone get rejected post interview and still floating here? And if you withdraw from this school, let us know! Thanks
When I signed up, it was 3/8 and 3/22 that were available.
Feel free to message me!Any current OMS1s lurking on this thread? I'm pretty interested in this school and I'd like to hear some opinions on about CHSU-COM from anyone who's willing to share
First-year here! We actually have not been in person at all until recently, and we are only in person for labs (twice per week). The school takes COVID pretty seriously, so we have been adjusting how much in-person time we have based on community numbers and guidelines. We went online for everything but labs in the fall and haven't been fully in person since, with a stint in the middle where even labs were virtual. Thankfully now that most of us are fully vaccinated, we are hoping to be able to transition back to in-person soon but TBD.
Hi friend, a current student here! So right now pretty much everything is virtual due to covid, but in general, everything is mandatory in-person. This includes our core block classes, medical Spanish, our integrated learning sessions, clinical integration sessions, developing physician course, OPP course, and I believe nutrition is mandatory in-person as well, but we didn't get the chance to do one before COVID made it virtual
. There are streaming options, but before moving online the "zooming in to class" option was really just reserved for students who are sick or are otherwise unable to be present (funeral, excused absence etc.) Everything we do is very interactive, so being together is important to maintain a fully collaborative group environment etc. Normally, (without the complication of COVID restrictions) the only times we aren't required to be on campus is during our free time and for our "DSA's" (I think this stands for designated self-study assignment?).Wait were you on the waitlist? Do you mean 2/1?Got the A call today! Interviewed 3/1! BEYOND excited!
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