I personally would NOT respond that way. This is meant to be a hard question.
Thanks for the input! I did feel like this approach was "iffy" to begin with, so I feel better knowing that my doubts are not unfounded.
Connections to the state, even though its a private school
You only need to submit a syllabus if the class you are using to fill the writing/English req. was not in the English department. But if you do need to submit a syllabus, I would think that if it says 'syllabus' on it then it's ok. Maybe look for something that has a list of your assignments to show that it was a writing-intensive class. You could send them an email to double-check, but I assume they would reach out to you if they didn't think your syllabus was good enough
Okay thanks yeah it wasn't my school has "First-year writing seminars" , and mine was technically in the history department. All I have is this:
Do you think a course taken in the writing dept requires a syllabus? My school didn't have general writing intensive courses in the English dept, the typical sequence was 2 courses from the writing dept.
this looks fine in my opinion
I think you kind of have to use your judgment but to me writing dept seems fine. I would think they would want a syllabus from classes that aren't obviously writing intensive from like the history, soc, religion depts, etc. but that filled your undergrad writing req. You can always email them to ask for clarification or include it just in case if you are unsure.
Yeah, good idea. Thank you!
Wait now I am not sure if I need it because my course name does say "FWS" which means First-Year Writing Seminar
No complete email for me. Just a secondary invite email and a secondary submitted email.
Same here
Yes I think they want us to think outside the box a little bit. I wrote about how I spent months working out with my buddies and they all hit 225 bench press before me and how I felt like I deserved it at the time
Nah, I didn’t get mine until 7/9 and my app transmitted on the first day. You’re chillin 😎
Thank you! I saw a horror story on Reddit about an AMCAS error not sending someone's primary to a school so I wanted to check in haha
I’d give it a couple weeks before you start to worry! I’m trying to tell myself to be patient no matter how hard it is.
Used Netter SOM since that's how they used it in their app materials/website interchangeably!
| If you have worked while enrolled as a full-time student, how many hours per week did you work on average and for how many years? For this question, does this count research too? |
I believe it's referring more to paid employment like part-time jobs. If your research was paid then yes, but if it was something you made time for without any compensation then I don't think research counts. That's how I interpreted it.
wondering this as well, because in the emails it also says 3 required, but up to four can be submitted.
I just received a response from the admissions team that they are in the process of reducing the number to 3.
Its the most important question /s
Bro, honestly just do it. It’s not that hard and pretty sure it’s just an icebreaker or something
Ah congrats, that's exciting!!! When were you complete?
Thank you so much! Everyone here has been so helpful, I was complete on 8/5/21
Woah crazy turnaround time!
It’s funny because now that you mention it I had no idea it was that fast. But to answer the other question I never received a complete email, only an email stating I submitted my secondary application.
Congrats! Would you mind sharing your stats?
I hope not lol. The last communication status thing I have is that I was invited to fill out a secondary even though I submitted the 12th.
SAME! Let's hope soon!
SAME SAME! Makes me nervous now that schools within CT have started hehe.
SAMEEE! Just looked at last year's thread and it seems like mainly OOS II's went out first so let's hope our's come soon!
