Very impressive!!! Thanks for posting!
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It’s not just the medical school. It has taken over so many buildings in the villages and made the whole area its campus. Kind of ridiculous from the local point of view. The whole school is run like a land-grabbing mafia. It has a lot of wonderful programs, its art, law, and performance...forums.studentdoctor.net
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I believe they do Pass, Pass Marginal, Fail. Also, I think they distinguish the top X%.
Sending my support
Congrats. When were you complete?
Like mid-July I think? At least that's when I got the secondary from them. I was verified w/ MCAT pretty much the first day possible but sent my primary to UR a bit later.
It states: "I am aware that it is contrary to American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) guidelines to hold more than one acceptance beyond May 2, 2022. I will abide by that regulation and make every effort to notify Rochester earlier of any decision to withdraw so that another applicant may be given the opportunity to attend" as a stipulation below that so I interpreted accepting the spot to be to hold a place in the class and assume that if I choose to withdraw I would do so by emailing them. If anyone has a more definitive answer direct from the office of admissions please correct me, this is just my understanding!
I've seen some rejections in the previous pages - but I it does seem like most here get the WL.
I'm not sure about ranking, but on MSAR it says there are 350 waitlist spots, and from that about 30 offers of admission are made. So a bit under 10%.
That’s not correct, I was rejected earlier post-interview. I think a lot more people get rejected but simply don’t report it.
My bad, I meant since the new year. I know they sent them in the fall
Did you get it through email?
I got mine yesterday through email. It was a secure download link.
+1 curious
^same, it was so depressing
Yeah, I don’t know how they report the avg indebtedness is 198k…
At every school, I would guess that anywhere between an eighth and a quarter of students have parents who pay outright, reducing measure of center statistics
Did they give any need based scholarship or all federal loans?
All federal loans. No scholarship (either merit or need-based). I love Rochester but it's difficult to justify what will probably be a $220k COA difference over my state school. I wonder if it's worth reaching out about this, but I know generally the response is "have fun at your state school" lol
I reached out to financial aid and they said based on my need, other students need, and the school's budget, they unfortunately couldn't offer anything else. I did receive some need-based scholarship but am a FAP recipient/low income background. They did say they have a very small number of merit scholarships still to go out
I'm FAP too 🙁 So merit aid doesn't necessarily go out at the same time as the initial aid package? Or does that mean there are merit scholarships left, but not for those whose packages have been sent already?
Aw sorry 🙁 It couldn't hurt to reach out to financial aid. It sounded like merit aid has not gone out yet for anyone and is distributed separately from financial aid/need-based aid
Congrats! In case anyone was wondering, I reached out to finaid to get some clarification on the merit aid situation and was told they believe merit aid is done for the year and is also very limited (~5 offers), but it also seemed like merit aid is handled by admissions and therefore the finaid department might not be privy to all of the details.
Congrats!!
I think you have to email them [email protected]
Students at second look said lectures will be recorded next year and now with recorded lectures attendance varies maybe 50-90% depending on class. There are still required activities like PBL or clinical skills lectures most days
