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PCOM's deposit is due 7/1. I'm still waitlisted at another school that I would prefer if I got accepted there. So if I pay the deposit now, am I still able to withdraw from PCOM later on?
 
PCOM's deposit is due 7/1. I'm still waitlisted at another school that I would prefer if I got accepted there. So if I pay the deposit now, am I still able to withdraw from PCOM later on?
You can withdraw anytime you just forfeit your deposit
 
YOU GUYS I got the A today!!!! So happy I can't believe it!! This was my second time on the WL and PCOM has been my top choice both cycles. Incredibly grateful to everyone on here for all the support along the way. Dreams do come true!!!!!!
CONGRATS!! May I ask if you had sent an update recently? I am considering sending one but I'm not sure if it's worthwhile
 
For anyone still hoping on the waitlist, I spoke with someone on admin and they said that PCOM traditionally waits a week after classes start to see if everyone shows up. But people on the waitlist will be notified, regardless.
 
ACCEPTED! A very emotional and overwhelming feeling - after three gap years and several disappointing MCAT attempts I started to lose hope. But this program finally gave me a chance. Trust yourselves, work hard, and you will be rewarded!!!!!
stats? Congrats!!
 
Hi everyone,

I just completed an interview and I was so visibly nervous. I was having a really hard time getting some words out smoothly and my voice was so shaky. I still managed to discuss a lot of the things I wanted to like my clinical and community experience but I'm so scared that I messed this up. It was my first interview and PCOM is my top choice so I'm trying hard to not be disappointed.


Anyway, I'd like to know if anyone on here had similar feelings after their interviews but was still accepted. It would be nice to hear there is still hope.
 
Hi everyone,

I just completed an interview and I was so visibly nervous. I was having a really hard time getting some words out smoothly and my voice was so shaky. I still managed to discuss a lot of the things I wanted to like my clinical and community experience but I'm so scared that I messed this up. It was my first interview and PCOM is my top choice so I'm trying hard to not be disappointed.


Anyway, I'd like to know if anyone on here had similar feelings after their interviews but was still accepted. It would be nice to hear there is still hope.
I did not choose PCOM but I was accepted last cycle. I thought my interview was bad. Unless you said some off the wall stuff, you should be fine. They understand we are all nervous.
 
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