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I just got the waitlist email 10 minutes ago, so there’s still hope.
I’m waiting till I get financial aid information from other schools. After that point I’m out ✌🏽Received WL this morning, sent LOI, no post interview communication. What’s everyone’s plan moving forward? I’m struggling with the idea of waiting here while putting other plans on hold (signing a lease for a different school etc.) and then still not getting in
+1I’m waiting till I get financial aid information from other schools. After that point I’m out ✌🏽
+1 here, literally same timeline of LOinterest LOintent, no personalized communication after the interview+1 to the waitlist. Interesting that they're staggering the emails. Sent a letter of interest in November, letter of intent in January. No personalized post-II communication from anyone.
+1WL email this morning
+3 WL, no post-II communication
My student interviewer was waitlisted and got into the 2+2 programIf we are WLd, it is safe to assume that we have no shot at any 2+2 programs right?
Preclerkship years are true P/F. Ranking starts with clerkshipsDoes anyone have any intel on if Mayo is true P/F? I heard a rumor that they have internal rankings, but I haven't seen it confirmed anywhere.
yeah might have to wait a while sadlyWaitlist movement at most schools doesn't begin in earnest until commit to enroll in early may
Thank you!Waitlist movement at most schools doesn't begin in earnest until commit to enroll in early may
Does most of the movement on the waitlist occur in may or June? Thanks for the info!Fellow Mayo M1 here - Agree with FluffyCat1212.
Happy to answer any questions you may have about Mayo, Rochester, etc. Waitlist will not move until May 1st, if previous trends hold, so please do not get discouraged! Send your updates, thank yous, and letters of intent if applicable.
Best of luck - I'm rooting for all of you!
Current student here. Waitlist movement at Mayo starts in May, after the April 30th deadline. With that being said, waitlist offers can come out even later (e.g., in Mid June). It all depends on the position availability for that cycle.Does most of the movement on the waitlist occur in may or June? Thanks for the info!
Sounds like they are giving you the chance to make it rightI just got an email reminding me to confirm my alternate list spot... I thought I had hit submit but I guess I only hit save. Given that the original email said to confirm with 14 days and we're nearly a month out, is this an issue?
Indeed. I went ahead and smashed that submit button right away, but I hope Mayo doesn't take it as not being interested in the program 🤞Sounds like they are giving you the chance to make it right
Fellow Mayo M1 here - Agree with FluffyCat1212.
Happy to answer any questions you may have about Mayo, Rochester, etc. Waitlist will not move until May 1st, if previous trends hold, so please do not get discouraged! Send your updates, thank yous, and letters of intent if applicable.
Best of luck - I'm rooting for all of you!
There won’t be public transport so you will want to have a car. You can bike around in spring/summer when it’s tolerable.Got a question about car dependence in Rochester:
Can Mayo students live comfortably & realistically in Rochester without a car?
I don't have much interest in going to Minneapolis so that won't be an issue, but can students realistically get groceries, haircut, dry cleaning, go to restaurants, etc. without a car in Rochester? Is biking an option (even during winter?)
Got a question about car dependence in Rochester:
Can Mayo students live comfortably & realistically in Rochester without a car?
I don't have much interest in going to Minneapolis so that won't be an issue, but can students realistically get groceries, haircut, dry cleaning, go to restaurants, etc. without a car in Rochester? Is biking an option (even during winter?)
If you live next to St. Mary's (like many m3 and m4s cause who doesn't want to sleep as much as possible before pre-pre-rounding) you'll have access to restaurants, a decent grocery store (Fresh Thyme - $5 for 10 sushi rolls on Thursdays!), and a Mayo shuttle that takes you Downtown (even more restaurants). Dry cleaners and Hy-Vee (think Walmart grocery store) aren't that far either (< 1 mile). Probably half of people come in without a car. For the rest...well, you'll have your classmates.Got a question about car dependence in Rochester:
Can Mayo students live comfortably & realistically in Rochester without a car?
I don't have much interest in going to Minneapolis so that won't be an issue, but can students realistically get groceries, haircut, dry cleaning, go to restaurants, etc. without a car in Rochester? Is biking an option (even during winter?)
No I only sent FAFSA and the Mayo finaid application. No tax docQuestion about financial aid- did y'all have to submit any tax docs or anything? other schools are having me do this, with the exception of Mayo, and I'm scared I missed an email lol.
What is their application? I do not recall it being mentioned at the interview welcome sessions.No I only sent FAFSA and the Mayo finaid application. No tax doc
It should've been emailed to you!What is their application? I do not recall it being mentioned at the interview welcome sessions.
it's a pdf attachment when they email you about scholarship award and suchWhat is their application? I do not recall it being mentioned at the interview welcome sessions.
Short answer: It depends. No reason to not ask. Most you can get is full-tuition.Does anyone know if Mayo's Financial Aid Office matches financial aid packages offered at other institutions? I am looking forward to negotiating my financial aid package. For a bit of context on my situation: Low income (Annual family income <$15 k), LM 70, URM. Financial aid awarded: MCASOM Scholarship $45k (Which they explicitly state was determined using MCAT, GPA, and FAFSA). Mayo's COA is ~$97k. On the other hand, I have received full tuition and near full-ride scholarships from other medical schools. If someone can provide some guidance as to whether it is worth negotiating or if someone has done this in the past that can provide some insight, please let me know. Thank you!
Does anyone know if Mayo's Financial Aid Office matches financial aid packages offered at other institutions? I am looking forward to negotiating my financial aid package. For a bit of context on my situation: Low income (Annual family income <$15 k), LM 70, URM. Financial aid awarded: MCASOM Scholarship $45k (Which they explicitly state was determined using MCAT, GPA, and FAFSA). Mayo's COA is ~$97k. On the other hand, I have received full tuition and near full-ride scholarships from other medical schools. If someone can provide some guidance as to whether it is worth negotiating or if someone has done this in the past that can provide some insight, please let me know. Thank you!
Obligatory disclosure that I’m on the Mayo WL, but if I had the chance to go somewhere with full CoA, I would probably jump to it in a heartbeat! But it definitely of course depends on your unique situation and what you value in a school, so good luck making your decision!So I talked to one of the Mayo FinAid office ppl and I'm in a similar situation as yours. Not URM, but from a very low income environment (EFC: 0), LM 80, and got full tuition offer initially. I have received full CoA from other T10/T20 schools, but Mayo FinAid said that they do sometimes match scholarship offers, but the highest they will ever go is up to full tuition, so mentioning full CoA from other schools didn't really work. It is definitely worth negotiating, but just so you know, full tuition (62k/yr) is their max.
Mayo has been the dream school of mine this cycle due to its unique environment and culture, but now I'm struggling to determine if Mayo experience/network/reputation would be worth the price tag of 80k~100k total loan for 4 year over other T20s with no debt...
Probably more current students in the group than previously…atleast I hope 🥲🤞🏽If the Facebook group already has 112 group for the Minnesota and 87 for Arizona, do you think there won't be much waitlist movement this year? Based on previous thread, there were only around 40 people in the FB groups during this time...
Many of the current M1s (and I think even some M2s) are also in the group, so the numbers are probably a bit deceiving. Remember also that you're probably not going to see a ton of waitlist movement until after the CTE deadline.If the Facebook group already has 112 group for the Minnesota and 87 for Arizona, do you think there won't be much waitlist movement this year? Based on previous thread, there were only around 40 people in the FB groups during this time...
Not sure about others, but I have received these emails in the past 2 weeks!I noticed on last year's forum that some applicants on waitlist received an interest-gauging email from Mayo. Have they sent them out yet?