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It’s all good don’t stress, me and many others are with you. As you can see people do get off of the hold during the cycle.Just got the email that I’m on hold
It’s all good don’t stress, me and many others are with you. As you can see people do get off of the hold during the cycle.Just got the email that I’m on hold
No I didn't do anything! was thinking I'd end up on the WL!Congrats! Did you do anything from your hold to now? Like send updates etc?
+1Just got the email that I’m on hold
No, I've been looking for one but have yet to see anything!Have any admitted students heard anything about the scholarship application or financial aid yet?
Did they email you your acceptance packet yet? I received an email some time within the next day or so from the Financial Aid office containing a spreadsheet of the expected expenses/budget. Nothing on any scholarship info so far though.Have any admitted students heard anything about the scholarship application or financial aid yet?
I got an email with that spreadsheet over a month ago but haven't heard anything about financial aid since. Is that email what you mean by acceptance packet? I changed my mailing address since applying and have had trouble making sure that's updated, so I hope I didn't miss anything by mail.Did they email you your acceptance packet yet? I received an email some time within the next day or so from the Financial Aid office containing a spreadsheet of the expected expenses/budget. Nothing on any scholarship info so far though.
Yeah I was referring to that spreadsheet email. I haven't received anything beyond that.I got an email with that spreadsheet over a month ago but haven't heard anything about financial aid since. Is that email what you mean by acceptance packet? I changed my mailing address since applying and have had trouble making sure that's updated, so I hope I didn't miss anything by mail.
+1 see you thereHoly cow, just recieved an ii. OOS, LM ~69, ties to Charleston/MUSC. Thought I had 0 chance here.
I'm going to another second look, not this one.. but I was planning on wearing business casual like a nice button down dress pants and loafersThis may be a silly question lol but does anyone know what the typical attire is for a second look weekend at MUSC? I don't think it's suit and tie formal but is casual ok like jeans?
Not a current student (yet) but am from the area. West Ashley, James Island, and Mount Pleasant are all areas SUPER close to downtown. Park Circle in North Charleston or maybe even Johns Island as well--they're a little farther out but still close. On a good day, Summerville is 40 mins but could easily approach an hr depending on traffic.To any current students, what are popular areas for students to live in (outside of downtown charleston)? I'm keeping the option to buy open, so living downtown may not be a feasible option for me. Would you consider Summerville to be too far from campus? Ideally, I would like medical students as roommates, so that is something I'm taking into consideration as well. Thanks!
Thanks! This was super helpful.Not a current student (yet) but am from the area. West Ashley, James Island, and Mount Pleasant are all areas SUPER close to downtown. Park Circle in North Charleston or maybe even Johns Island as well--they're a little farther out but still close. On a good day, Summerville is 40 mins but could easily approach an hr depending on traffic.
You definetly dont want to live in summerville. it sucks so hardThanks! This was super helpful.
I was considering it because it seemed a lot more affordable than anything closer to Charleston. Everything is so expensive now :/You definetly dont want to live in summerville. it sucks so hard
Yeah I feel that. Ultimately you just have to decide if the 1.5-2 hour round trip drive fighting traffic every day is worth it when you will already be crunched for time. Dont forget to factor in the fact you will have to park in the parking lot by the River Dogs stadium, wait for a shuttle, and then shuttle to campus. It would be so much time. Im biased cause I was born/raised in charleston but your life will be 100X better if you choose an option like james island. summerville is just so yuck and depressingI was considering it because it seemed a lot more affordable than anything closer to Charleston. Everything is so expensive now :/
Like others have said, Summerville is pretty far. If you're looking to buy, Johns Island is probably a decent bet if you want an actual house. West Ashley and James Island have some condos that are pretty popular with medical students/residents. It's historically a tough real estate market, but totally possible. Good luck and congrats! - Current student and homeownerTo any current students, what are popular areas for students to live in (outside of downtown charleston)? I'm keeping the option to buy open, so living downtown may not be a feasible option for me. Would you consider Summerville to be too far from campus? Ideally, I would like medical students as roommates, so that is something I'm taking into consideration as well. Thanks!
Thanks!Like others have said, Summerville is pretty far. If you're looking to buy, Johns Island is probably a decent bet if you want an actual house. West Ashley and James Island have some condos that are pretty popular with medical students/residents. It's historically a tough real estate market, but totally possible. Good luck and congrats! - Current student and homeowner
How long do you think the commute from James Island would be in the nastiest Charleston traffic?Yeah I feel that. Ultimately you just have to decide if the 1.5-2 hour round trip drive fighting traffic every day is worth it when you will already be crunched for time. Dont forget to factor in the fact you will have to park in the parking lot by the River Dogs stadium, wait for a shuttle, and then shuttle to campus. It would be so much time. Im biased cause I was born/raised in charleston but your life will be 100X better if you choose an option like james island. summerville is just so yuck and depressing
That’s really dependent on where in James island you are but I wouldn’t think more than 20 minutes in bad traffic for most placesHow long do you think the commute from James Island would be in the nastiest Charleston traffic?
I sent an email asking and was told we'd be getting an email soon about it and to not fill anything out yet. But I also know a couple people who have been called about scholarships without filling out the app at all.Has anyone heard anything about financial aid/scholarships from MUSC yet? (such as how/where to apply)? I know they sent out the estimated budget for costs, but I don’t recall seeing anything about scholarship apps yet.
they have a meeting on 3/29 and 4/14 and said the waitlist would be determined 4/14Waitlist coming this week?
+1Does anyone know if Fridays match results for musc were considered good/normal for them? I was a bit confused on the math. Musc accepts 180 students (6 of them being MD/PhD) so you theoretically would have expected 174 to match if 100% of their class matched. MUSC reports a 98% match rate so you’d expect 170.5 students to match. Only 151 of their class matched which puts the match rate at 86.7% (151/174). Maybe the match rate is just calculated by #of people who matched/#of people who made it through their four year and applied to match (rather than the number of first years that started at the school). Regardless, with those numbers, 13.2% of their class didn’t make it through medical school in 4 years. That seems incredibly high for a US MD program. Anyone have any thoughts or insights to this?
How long has it been? I'd reach out a second time. I emailed my interviewer and didn't hear back for a couple daysHas anyone else had trouble getting in touch with the outside interviewer? I haven’t heard anything and I’m worried because I only have until Friday
It's been two days but I only have until Friday. I forgot to email until Sunday.How long has it been? I'd reach out a second time. I emailed my interviewer and didn't hear back for a couple days
MUSC reported a 100% match rate. So every student who applied for the match either was matched or went through SOAP successfully. The class of 2022 most likely had fewer students than get accepted now. Plus with the class of 2022 going into clinicals right when COVID hit it wouldn't be surprising if issues with some clinical sites caused some students to have to delay graduation but that is just speculation.Does anyone know if Fridays match results for musc were considered good/normal for them? I was a bit confused on the math. Musc accepts 180 students (6 of them being MD/PhD) so you theoretically would have expected 174 to match if 100% of their class matched. MUSC reports a 98% match rate so you’d expect 170.5 students to match. Only 151 of their class matched which puts the match rate at 86.7% (151/174). Maybe the match rate is just calculated by #of people who matched/#of people who made it through their four year and applied to match (rather than the number of first years that started at the school). Regardless, with those numbers, 13.2% of their class didn’t make it through medical school in 4 years. That seems incredibly high for a US MD program. Anyone have any thoughts or insights to this?
I'd email your interviewer again but also email admissions (I think Mrs. Howard??) to let them know.It's been two days but I only have until Friday. I forgot to email until Sunday.
Yeah Sharlena right? I’ll do that thanks for the adviceI'd email your interviewer again but also email admissions (I think Mrs. Howard??) to let them know.