soonmed99
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Anyone experiencing issues scheduling the interview on the portal?
I had issues for a while this morning and emailed after ~2 hours of being unable to schedule. I reached out via the "contact us" hyperlink in the site and it was fixed within an hour!Anyone experiencing issues scheduling the interview on the portal?
Thanks so much. I will do just that.I had issues for a while this morning and emailed after ~2 hours of being unable to schedule. I reached out via the "contact us" hyperlink in the site and it was fixed within an hour!
Hey congrats! When were you complete?II! As a reapplicant too (IS, ORM)
Hey congrats! When were you complete?II just now! 3.6/509, IS, URM
Complete 7/13Hey congrats! When were you complete?
Oh congrats! Wow !!Complete 7/13
July 10thHey congrats! When were you complete?
Thanks and congrats!July 10th
You can if you'd like, but remember that Einstein doesn't send out their first wave of acceptances until February - the timing of your interview may not be as important here as it could be elsewhere.I'm annoyed because the interview scheduling portal was not working for me yesterday. After IT fixed the issue, I was forced to pick a date one month after my initial choice. Since the issue was on their end, would it be worth it to (politely) ask to be put on a waitlist for an earlier date?
WHAT??? STOP.You can if you'd like, but remember that Einstein doesn't send out their first wave of acceptances until February - the timing of your interview may not be as important here as it could be elsewhere.
More and more schools are moving towards the non-rolling admissions model unfortunately :///WHAT??? STOP.
I HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL FEBRUARY TO FIND OUT??? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Thing is, their website explicitly states their interviews are rolling and that applying early increases the chances for admission: https://einsteinmed.org/education/md-program/admissions/application-procedure/mcats.aspxMore and more schools are moving towards the non-rolling admissions model unfortunately :///
LOL that's such a teaseLol got an email from admissions telling me to resubmit my photo because it wasn't clear.
If you want to read tea leaves this might be a good sign. If they were going to reject you, would it matter how clear your picture was??Lol got an email from admissions telling me to resubmit my photo because it wasn't clear.
Awesome - thanks for offering! What is the living situation like? The admission brochure mostly discusses the available on-campus housing. Have you found that students utilize that and like it, or do most people live off-campus?Current MS1 at Einstein, happy to help answer any questions you guys may have with my thus far limited time here!
How was your interview experience? Is there anything that you wish you knew ahead of time?Current MS1 at Einstein, happy to help answer any questions you guys may have with my thus far limited time here!
I would say almost 95%+ of the student population here (MDs, MD-PhD, PhD, Postdocs) live on campus around here. We have 3, 28 floor apartment buildings (1945 Eastchester, 1935, and 1925) and we all share a central courtyard in the middle. I live in a quite spacious two-bedroom (160 and 250 sq ft rooms) with one other person and we only pay $550 a month with all utilities and wifi included (practically unheard of in NYC). There is also security in every building's lobby, a laundry room, and a Luxer package system too. Gated parking is not included (most students don't drive) but is available for $90 a month.Awesome - thanks for offering! What is the living situation like? The admission brochure mostly discusses the available on-campus housing. Have you found that students utilize that and like it, or do most people live off-campus?
My interview experience was excellent! It was very casual and I just had a great conversation with my interviewer. I would say that you should definitely know your own application well, however, and a bit about the neighborhood of the Bronx. Although this wasn't my own angle, my classmates said that Einstein highly values community service and this is certainly true from my experience during orientation and classes. You should know a little about the ECHO free clinic and other service-based projects available for you at Einstein. As for my timeline, I was personally interviewed after the initial A wave, received an "April Update" email, and didn't receive my A until June 1st. I was not placed on a waitlist or "high priority" waitlist, and was accepted directly.How was your interview experience? Is there anything that you wish you knew ahead of time?
Thanks for replying! If we have a significant other that is moving with us, are we able to utilize on-campus housing? Or is on-campus housing (in those three apartments) only for students of Einstein? Also, what are the different types of apartments available (one-bed, two-bed, three-bed, etc etc.)?I would say almost 95%+ of the student population here (MDs, MD-PhD, PhD, Postdocs) live on campus around here. We have 3, 28 floor apartment buildings (1945 Eastchester, 1935, and 1925) and we all share a central courtyard in the middle.
All students who move in with a significant other or family will be guaranteed a studio apartment. All other students will either have to get lucky or wait 2-3 years to be placed into a studio. Your significant other will be given an Einstein ID badge just like everyone else and they will be able to take advantage of the amenities available to students as well. We actually have a surprisingly high number of couples and families here. We often see kids running around in the courtyard and drawing with chalk; It's very cute.Thanks for replying! If we have a significant other that is moving with us, are we able to utilize on-campus housing? Or is on-campus housing (in those three apartments) only for students of Einstein? Also, what are the different types of apartments available (one-bed, two-bed, three-bed, etc etc.)?
Hi all, second MS1 here at AECOM chiming in! I just want to point out that only LEGAL significant others or long-term domestic partners can receive housing at Einstein. Meaning, you must be married and/or show proof of long-term domestic partnership such as shared leases, credit card statements, shared bank accounts etc. Unfortunately, without that your partner cannot live with you on campus. But yes, if you move with an approved SO you are guaranteed a studio, and if you have children you can apply for a larger 1 or 2br apartment.All students who move in with a significant other or family will be guaranteed a studio apartment. All other students will either have to get lucky or wait 2-3 years to be placed into a studio. Your significant other will be given an Einstein ID badge just like everyone else and they will be able to take advantage of the amenities available to students as well. We actually have a surprisingly high number of couples and families here. We often see kids running around in the courtyard and drawing with chalk; It's very cute.
The floor plans for the different types of apartments can be found here. What you will see is that the "One bedroom" is actually a 2 bedroom apartment because they converted all the old living rooms into a second room. Same with a "Two bedroom" -- it is now a 3 bedroom.
Einstein has been changing over it's intranet system. If you run into a broken URL beginning with 'einstein.yu.edu', take that out and replace it with 'einsteinmed.org'. and you should be good to go! Most things are corrected but you do run into URLs that haven't been updated yet in the documentation here and there.Is the URL for the "Albert Einstein College of Medicine COMPETENCIES" not working for anyone else? I know that I could just google the competencies, but I want to use the one that they provide if possible.
Is there a reason they use .org instead of .edu? I noticed that with the email addresses, too.Einstein has been changing over it's intranet system. If you run into a broken URL beginning with 'einstein.yu.edu', take that out and replace it with 'einsteinmed.org. and you should be good to go! Most things are corrected but you do run into URLs that haven't been updated yet in the documentation here and there.
Looks like a hospital system in Philly already grabbed it!Is there a reason they use .org instead of .edu? I noticed that with the email addresses, too.
We have legally separated from Yeshiva University and we are now the official medical school of the Montefiore Medicine health care system. We just received full independent accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Ed this year and so I presume that we will be making the switch from .org to .edu sometime soon.Is there a reason they use .org instead of .edu? I noticed that with the email addresses, too.
Yep same thing, probably just got to wait a couple hoursAlso just got an II. Currently trying to get past the "you are not allowed to register yet" error.
I did too, are you having trouble getting into the interview portal?Just got an II, the adrenaline rush is real!!! Complete 7/4
Whats the earliest dates available?Update: I was just able to register and sign up for my interview time, so anyone who was having trouble should try again now!
early OctWhats the earliest dates available?
Congrats! When were you complete?Also got an II (first one!!)- does anyone know what the format is? I can't seem to find much info on their portal about this
From MSARAlso got an II (first one!!)- does anyone know what the format is? I can't seem to find much info on their portal about this
Thank you- 7/15!Congrats! When were you complete?