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[snh21]

when did you interview?

March 12th

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[lhn12345]

Interviewed 12/4, accepted 7/1 at tahlequah campus looking forward to joining class of 2025!

 

[deleted1066187]

Interviewed 12/4, accepted 7/1 at tahlequah campus looking forward to joining class of 2025!

Congratulations!

 

[Bfranx]

Good luck, my fellow waitlisters!

 

[NoLimitz]

Waitlisted 3/12, accepted 7/3 on Tulsa campus! There is still movement happening! Stay strong fellow WLers

 

[deleted1066187]

Waitlisted 3/12, accepted 7/3 on Tulsa campus! There is still movement happening! Stay strong fellow WLers

Congratulations!

 

[Bravesfan7070]

Gave up my Tahlequah seat on July 2nd! Good luck everyone!

 

[Bfranx]

Waitlisted 3/12, accepted 7/3 on Tulsa campus! There is still movement happening! Stay strong fellow WLers

Wait, is the school contacting people on the weekend?

 

[Bfranx]

For those of you who were accepted, was it Sarah that contacted you or someone else?

 

[lhn12345]

For those of you who were accepted, was it Sarah that contacted you or someone else?

Jeff and Lindsey called me!

 

[Bfranx]

Jeff and Lindsey called me!

Separately or like a conference call?

 

[lhn12345]

Separately or like a conference call?

I think they were together in the same office!

 

[MedicalShinobi22]

Does anyone know how often the Tulsa and CN campus interact?

 

[Bfranx]

I think they were together in the same office!

Okay. Thanks for clarifying!

 

[NoLimitz]

Wait, is the school contacting people on the weekend?

To my knowledge, I don’t think so!

 

[Bfranx]

To my knowledge, I don’t think so!

I sent an email to Ms. Yoder, she said that there have been times where the committee has contacted applicants outside of normal school hours.

 

[deleted966164]

Congratulations on the white coats today!!!

 

[Jumgpu]

Hey, guys, I just got a question out of curiosity:
I noticed that on my application page, the school provided the average applicants' stat, including experience hours. The average total experience time (EC activity, health-care activity, community service, employment) adds up to 7613 hours (those hours don't overlap, at least for me). For a traditional student with four years of college, that's a full-time job on top of being a full-time student. Did I get it wrong or are there a huge amount of non-traditional students who significantly pulled up the average?

 

[HowConfusing]

I don't know how those numbers fit together (I haven't seen or heard those statistics personally but that's not saying much), but we do have a large number of non-traditional students. I had 8 years of full-time employment before I started at OSU last summer. Lots of students with 1 or 2 gap years. Several of us here as a second profession. Still many traditional students too, though. And a couple of very brave 3+1s. I think it's a really good mix.