2021-2022 Michigan

[ps_premed]

In the experiences section, for the number of years, should I include the upcoming year until August 2022 if I'm sure that I'll be continuing that activity?

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[baz2020]

Did anyone else not recieve a confirmation email after submission/payment? I typically get one but I didn't here

 

[serotonin1]

Did anyone else not recieve a confirmation email after submission/payment? I typically get one but I didn't here

I got a submission confirmation but not for being complete. That just showed up in the portal!

 

[deleted555445]

I got a submission confirmation but not for being complete. That just showed up in the portal!

That's what I got too

 

[serotonin1]

So… are we thinking we’ll have ourselves a Michigan Monday tm?

 

[localcryptid]

So… are we thinking we’ll have ourselves a Michigan Monday tm?

last year they tweeted 2 weeks before the first michigan monday, and the first IIs went out in aug about a month before the first interview day in sept. we might get a similar tweet saying theyre 2 weeks out from the first batch?

 

[serotonin1]

last year they tweeted 2 weeks before the first michigan monday, and the first IIs went out in aug about a month before the first interview day in sept. we might get a similar tweet saying theyre 2 weeks out from the first batch?

Good thoughts, OOS applicants stay on high alert lol

 

[deleted1037524]

Interview dates are already posted! First one on September 10.

Link

 

[cofactorcoenzyme]

last year they tweeted 2 weeks before the first michigan monday, and the first IIs went out in aug about a month before the first interview day in sept. we might get a similar tweet saying theyre 2 weeks out from the first batch?

do you think IIs might start earlier this year since transmission was delayed last year by two weeks?

 

[deleted555445]

My guess is tomorrow will be Michigan Monday. They didn’t send out the preparatory tweet two years ago, it might’ve just been a Covid thing

 

[deleted555445]

It looks like they almost always tweet before 4pm EDT, and can be pretty early, like around 12PM EDT. Occasionally it comes as late as ~7pm EDT. Exciting stuff, especially since they explicitly say you can be invited to interview without all your LORs submitted so its the only school I'm really in the running for right now!

 

[baz2020]

It looks like they almost always tweet before 4pm EDT, and can be pretty early, like around 12PM EDT. Occasionally it comes as late as ~7pm EDT. Exciting stuff, especially since they explicitly say you can be invited to interview without all your LORs submitted so its the only school I'm really in the running for right now!

Have previous threads shown any indication of if the secondary complete date impacted these invites? I'm assuming these interviews would be people who submitted secondaries within the first few days of getting them as they've only had like 2 weeks to review?

 

[deleted555445]

Have previous threads shown any indication of if the secondary complete date impacted these invites? I'm assuming these interviews would be people who submitted secondaries within the first few days of getting them as they've only had like 2 weeks to review?

I was looking through the tweet history but can briefly scan some previous threads and see

 

[deleted555445]

Have previous threads shown any indication of if the secondary complete date impacted these invites? I'm assuming these interviews would be people who submitted secondaries within the first few days of getting them as they've only had like 2 weeks to review?

Data is kinda weak because not too many people are invited this early, but it looks like for the past few years (excluding 2020) most were complete either the first few days in July or earlier.

 

[Xantrion]

From my understanding, OOS applicants typically get their interview invites earlier in the cycle than IS applicants, correct? If so, I really shouldn't be holding my breath for getting an invite tomorrow haha.

 

[Morningnight]

From my understanding, OOS applicants typically get their interview invites earlier in the cycle than IS applicants, correct? If so, I really shouldn't be holding my breath for getting an invite tomorrow haha.

Who knows? We're all in the running haha. MANIFESTING Michigan Mondays right now!

 

[deleted1074206]

I submitted my secondary on 7/8 and took CASPer 6/3 (results delivered 6/20 ish) but it still doesn't have a "Y" underneath CASPer received on my portal...anyone else in a similar situation?

 

[MrPankow]

I submitted my secondary on 7/8 and took CASPer 6/3 (results delivered 6/20 ish) but it still doesn't have a "Y" underneath CASPer received on my portal...anyone else in a similar situation?

Id maybe send an email and get it double checked. I took casper the same day as you and submitted on 7/9 and mine has the Y underneath it

 

[baz2020]

I submitted my secondary on 7/8 and took CASPer 6/3 (results delivered 6/20 ish) but it still doesn't have a "Y" underneath CASPer received on my portal...anyone else in a similar situation?

I submitted secondary yesterday (7/10) and took casper same date, I also don't have a Y.

 

[deleted1074206]

I submitted secondary yesterday (7/10) and took casper same date, I also don't have a Y.

Glad to know that I'm not the only one. My committee letter still hasn't been uploaded so that might also be the case.

 

[deleted1037524]

I submitted secondary yesterday (7/10) and took casper same date, I also don't have a Y.

Glad to know that I'm not the only one. My committee letter still hasn't been uploaded so that might also be the case.

Mine took a day to update CASPER (taken in June) after I submitted the secondary. Don't have my committee letter in either. It's probably not updated because of the weekend, but should be there soon!

 

[MrPankow]

Lets hope for that michigan monday today folks

 

[Morningnight]

Lets hope for that michigan monday today folks

Imma need timmy turner over here after that secondary predication this morning haha

 

[deleted1037524]

Just noticed that while I don't have a "Y" underneath CASPer scores received, it does say that my application status is complete. Does that mean they received my CASPer?

Also - my committee letter has yet to be uploaded so I'm unsure why my application status says complete?

Michigan apps are complete without letters, and it's one of the few schools that does this. Not sure about the CASPER thing ... maybe they didn't update the 'Y' indicator? If your score was sent and linked with your AMCAS ID, they received it.

 

[cofactorcoenzyme]

anyone else keep checking michigan admissions twitter obsessively?

 

[idkwhatimdoing72]

Not sure how accurate this is, but MSAR says that Michigan doesn't start sending II's until August, so we might be in for a longer wait

 

[deleted555445]

Not sure how accurate this is, but MSAR says that Michigan doesn't start sending II's until August, so we might be in for a longer wait

Hmm interesting, its possible the COVID permanently changed their workflow?

 

[deleted1074206]

Not sure how accurate this is, but MSAR says that Michigan doesn't start sending II's until August, so we might be in for a longer wait

I saw the same thing, but also noticed that on their website, they list that "interview invites are emailed as early as mid-July"

Programs & Admissions

medicine.umich.edu

 

[deleted555445]

I saw the same thing, but also noticed that on their website, they list that "interview invites are emailed as early as mid-July"

Programs & Admissions

medicine.umich.edu

I just saw that too, I'd trust their website more than MSAR, but who knows, I guess we'll find out by the end of the day

 

[serotonin1]

Michigan Monday starts August 2! Per their Twitter

 

[deleted555445]

Michigan Monday starts August 2! Per their Twitter

sad!

I got the tweet notification and an email simultaneously while on a work call, got very excited thinking that they sent them out simultaneously

 

[NormalUsername42]

Michigan Monday starts August 2! Per their Twitter

Looks like MSAR was telling the truth then. But there are like at least 6 or so schools that MSAR says offer II in July so there’s still those to look out for.

 

[cofactorcoenzyme]

Michigan Monday starts August 2! Per their Twitter

dang, i thought it would be earlier. oh well!

 

[deleted555445]

Looks like I listened to an all Eminem playlist while working out yesterday for nothing. But its okay, that's just my normal workout playlist.

 

[yikes415]

Looks like MSAR was telling the truth then. But there are like at least 6 or so schools that MSAR says offer II in July so there’s still those to look out for.

Do you remember what those schools were by chance?

 

[NormalUsername42]

Do you remember what those schools were by chance?

The four that I applied to that say they begin handing out II’s in July are Keck (7/12), UVA (7/15), Pitt, and NYU. I know Jefferson has already started handing some out. Don’t know any others because I haven’t specifically checked for them.

 

[sleepypremed22]

The four that I applied to that say they begin handing out II’s in July are Keck (7/12), UVA (7/15), Pitt, and NYU. I know Jefferson has already started handing some out. Don’t know any others because I haven’t specifically checked for them.

Seems on the GW forum that they have also begun sending out II

 

[star-lily]

The four that I applied to that say they begin handing out II’s in July are Keck (7/12), UVA (7/15), Pitt, and NYU. I know Jefferson has already started handing some out. Don’t know any others because I haven’t specifically checked for them.

It seems that Keck hasn't sent out any yet 😩

 

[NormalUsername42]

It seems that Keck hasn't sent out any yet 😩

There’s still 2 hours left in the day on the east coast, (5 at Keck), so I’m not losing hope yet!

 

[ASV444]

Anyone know how they take the Casper exam into consideration when reviewing applications? Like is there a certain percentile cutoff you need to hit or anything like that?

 

[4pf]

Anyone know how they take the Casper exam into consideration when reviewing applications? Like is there a certain percentile cutoff you need to hit or anything like that?

They said on twitter that it does not play a large role in determining who gets an interview

 

[baz2020]

They said on twitter that it does not play a large role in determining who gets an interview

...but it may be used in final admissions decisions? Suspiciously specific word choice to say only in the interview selection process.

 

[4pf]

...but it may be used in final admissions decisions? Suspiciously specific word choice to say only in the interview selection process.

no that doesnt make sense... if it played a major role in who they accept they wouldnt waste time interviewing low scorers

 

[EvilElmo]

Who did you all use for your letter of recs? I feel like I just destroyed my chances by omitting my biochem prof. I sent:

A microbio prof I TA'd for
A nonscience public speaking prof
A PI
A long term employer
A volunteer coordinator
A physician (I know... I shadowed for a semester over 70ish hours but still)


I'm kicking myself, UM is my top choice and I hastily submitted the letters on a few hours of sleep

I don't get why that would destroy your chances or make any difference if you've met their letter requirements.

 

[skg99]

Committee Letters made this LOR stuff so easy to deal with. Everyone takes them

 

[deleted555445]

From what I've read, I'm glad my university doesn't have them. Some applicants can't be complete until August when their packet comes in

Meanwhile I've got the best of both worlds. No committee letter (too old) and still waiting on an LOR

 

[deleted555445]

Meanwhile I've got the best of both worlds. No committee letter (too old) and still waiting on an LOR

For you fans at home, I just got my last LOR received. Thanks everyone for their support, lets all #GoBlue!

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

For you fans at home, I just got my last LOR received. Thanks everyone for their support, lets all #GoBlu

When does a committee letter become too old for Umich

 

[deleted555445]

When does a committee letter become too old for Umich

The committee letter wasn't too old. I was too old for the committee letter.

Edit: Just to clarify, at my school you can only get a committee letter within 1 year of graduation. So non-trads can't get one. I wouldn't be surprised if many undergrads had the same policy

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

Thank you!