For all of the "chronological list" questions, did anyone else's experiences overlap?? For example, I've worked as scribe, which is a large part of my clinical experience and my employment history. Should I put it for both or just pick one??
For all of the "chronological list" questions, did anyone else's experiences overlap?? For example, I've worked as scribe, which is a large part of my clinical experience and my employment history. Should I put it for both or just pick one??
Just received an II!!!! Miami is one of my top choices, so I’m really excited to interview here.
Congrats!!! would you mind sharing your complete date & the date your account switched to had been reviewed (scored) if it didJust received an II!!!! Miami is one of my top choices, so I’m really excited to interview here.
CONGRATS!!! When were you submitted/stats?!
I submitted 8/4. Complete around 8/12. Yes, my status switched to scored.Congrats!!! would you mind sharing your complete date & the date your account switched to had been reviewed (scored) if it did
In the same boat but just trying to stay positive that it eventually will lolMy application hasn’t even been scored yet and I submitted my secondary on 08/09
congrats!!!! stats?CONGRATS!!! When were you submitted/stats?!
Can I ask when you submitted your secondary/when you were complete?finally scored today! fingers crossed for good news soon
submitted 8/5, marked complete 8/11Can I ask when you submitted your secondary/when you were complete?
Sorry if this has been asked before, but does anyone know how long it takes to mark the LORs? I submitted two weeks ago and mine still aren't in
Your application has been reviewed by the MD/PhD Admissions Committee. At this time no final decision has been reached on your application.if i may ask, what does the message say?
It doesn’t say “scored,” but usually something along the lines of “has been reviewed.”Where do y'all see scored?
mine says "currently under review" so thinking it has not beenIt doesn’t say “scored,” but usually something along the lines of “has been reviewed.”
Correct. Hopefully soon!mine says "currently under review" so thinking it has not been
Unfortunately not. Looks like they are more delayed now than they were when mine was processed. At that time, they were about 2 weeks behind.My letters are still not received and its been well over a month since I submitted my secondary .... I have emailed them and called them numerous time to no avail, anyone have any advice for this?
Unfortunately not. Looks like they are more delayed now than they were when mine was processed. At that time, they were about 2 weeks behind.
Did they mention when they would fix it? @Hzreio
Don't freak out. What do you mean? I think I also did reverse chronological -- newest at the time. As long as it's, like, temporally distributed in some way I'm sure it's okay.Soo for the chronological questions, I answered in reverse chronological and didn't realize until now (used to the resume style writing). Has anyone done this before? I feel like I'm freaking out something very minor...
You don't see the numeric. What you see on your status is what everybody refers to as "scored"When you get scored, do you see the numeric value of what score you have received? My status changed from under review to your application has been reviewed by admissions committee. Would this be considered scored?
This was like a few weeks ago. They just said be patient lol it's still not fixed for me.
WMed gives phone IIs before an actual zoom interview. Last year someone started the trend of the .5 II to represent this.@TabbyTuxy how do you have 5.5 II and 2.5 IA
WMed gives phone IIs before an actual zoom interview. Last year someone started the trend of the .5 II to represent this.
WMed?
Yo, has anyone else's secondary prompts changed? I have a different first prompt and added last prompt
Huge discussion already on it; 99.9% sure they meant systemic discrimination. In one of their diversity statements they continuously mention systemic racism. In either case, you'd be safe using either term. They moreso care about your values and your ability to take action rather than your myopic view on semantics lmfao.I've never heard of systematic discrimination. I've heard of systemic discrimination. According to google, systematic discrimination is synonymous with institutional discrimination......and systemic discrimination is also synonymous with institutional discrimination. Are systemic and systematic synonymous?
Huge discussion already on it; 99.9% sure they meant systemic discrimination. In one of their diversity statements they continuously mention systemic racism. In either case, you'd be safe using either term. They moreso care about your values and your ability to take action rather than your myopic view on semantics lmfao.