I actually reached out to an AIRBNB owner and found a place ~ 20 minutes from the school, $1,400 a month with all utilities and furniture included + a great, safe neighborhood. It was a little bit of luck, but I think it's a good alternative worth exploring.
+1, me as well :/
+ 2 :/
I am wondering the same thing. Have you thought about reaching out to the admission committee?
I interviewed 1/27 and havent even heard anything :/
congrats! fort lauderdale or tampa campus?
Congrats! Were you notified by email?
Fort Lauderdale!
Same I’m getting nervous
( especially since 2/3 people have heard back with an A
I interviewed on Jan 27th as well and haven't heard back either.Same I’m getting nervous
Just wanted to say that I held some hope when I had none before, especially when you had said "you'll probably end up somewhere by the end of the cycle", and in Jan, I got 5 IIs and 1 A in Feb. I appreciate you being there for me and saying that to me when I was feeling really low. Thank you. <3
Congrats Doctor, hope we get to work together one day!
currently accepted for the fall, but not in it if that's what you were looking for lol
The interview is your typical interview, may be one on one or with two interviewers. The interview day is like most schools with an overview of the school and it’s program, introduction of the dean, etc. Prepare for typical interview questions and be ready to tell your story - they want to know who you are and why you are aspiring to be a physician. I felt relaxed for the entire interview day and in my interview, told them about what inspired me to become a physician and what I’ve been doing since I graduated from undergrad to make that possibility a reality. Got the A back in August
Still waiting from 1/27 as well…getting very anxious
Same. It’s kinda annoying since they told us the 3rd week of February but I’m not sure how to feel about it.
I’ve read that you don’t have cadavers on campus. Is this true?
got grilled too lmao
What did you get grilled about?
At TBR, not on campus. But we are partnered with a cadaver lab about 15 mins away from us that we go to
So your anatomy lab does consist of being able to work on real cadavers?
Hi, I'm an M1 at TBR as well. Our anatomy labs do not require us to work on the real cadavers, but rather that opportunity is available for those who would like it. I was a little concerned about a virtual anatomy lab at first, but it is actually really conducive to learning. Our curriculum starts out with basic science (Anatomy, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Immunology, etc.), once you finish those courses then the remainder of pre-clinical education is systems-based. We have just started our systems courses a few weeks ago and I must say the basic science foundation has made the transition to systems courses pretty smooth.
I interviewed 1/27 and still haven't heard back either
Same. Today is 7 weeks since I interviewed and no response. I emailed on Monday to ask when I could expect to hear and no reply to that either…
Possible! But it seems weird bc people who interviewed on my day have already heard rejections or waitlists as well as acceptances. So it seems like even if we weren’t ideal, they would send us a R or W like some of the others. But idrk 🤷🏼♀️
