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+1 OOS received last friday
Prefacing this with I’m not an expert but…Describe how the pandemic has affected your educational, work, or research plans? What has your own experience informed you about the challenges of providing equitable and inclusive care to future patients? (2500 Characters)
So does education include cancelation of volunteer activities, shadowing and MCAT or do they not want to know about that just your schooling at the university?
I would say reasonable, as it’s an open question. I would be specific however about why Jefferson, as there are so many Philadelphia schools. You don’t want to look like you have a blanket essay for every Philadelphia school.For the second question, does anyone think it is okay to use part of it to discuss my connection to the City of Philadelphia? I moved to Philly over 4 years ago and would choose a school in Philly over anywhere else. Is it appropriate to discuss that this is where I want to stay for my long term plans?
Are they already starting to send out interviews and rejections?+1 II
did you get an interview or a secondary?+1 II
Can confirm they've starting sending out IIs, OOS II received.
Very soon after I received the email on 6/25!
damn thats crazy, congrats... still waiting on LORs lol this cycle moves quicklyCan confirm they've starting sending out IIs, OOS II received.
Yeah I took a few days to do my secondary because I have so many of them to do and it seems like I missed the first II wavedamn thats crazy, congrats... still waiting on LORs lol this cycle moves quickly
Stats, in state?For all those wondering about the SAT/ACT scores and LOR requirements - I received an interview and left the SAT/ACT fields blank, also did not have a physics LOR
OOS, LM ~65 but 4.0 post bac, good ECs, and ties to schoolStats, in state?
Congrats on the interview champOOS, LM ~65 but 4.0 post bac, good ECs, and ties to school
Thanks! I seriously busted my butt for the last few years to make up for my sins in undergrad, and it feels good that it's starting to pay offCongrats on the interview champ
Congrats!Thanks! I seriously busted my butt for the last few years to make up for my sins in undergrad, and it feels good that it's starting to pay off
Thanks man!Congrats!
Congrats! When did you submit the secondary?OOS, LM ~65 but 4.0 post bac, good ECs, and ties to school
Thanks! I submitted 6/28 around 11am ET and was marked complete/under review right awayCongrats! When did you submit the secondary?
I submitted that day too! Hopefully I hear back soon. Thank you for answeringThanks! I submitted 6/28 around 11am ET and was marked complete/under review right away
Of course! Best of luck to you!😊I submitted that day too! Hopefully I hear back soon. Thank you for answering
Congrats!! when you received the II, how much time do you have to prepare for it? like do you have to do the interview in a week after receiving the II?Thanks! I seriously busted my butt for the last few years to make up for my sins in undergrad, and it feels good that it's starting to pay off
Thats awesome. Fellow post-bacc reinventor here, hoping to get a little love with no ties.OOS, LM ~65 but 4.0 post bac, good ECs, and ties to school
If they don't give an interview because of a typo, I think that would be crazy.How much weight do you think they place on secondary responses? I just realized I submitted with a typo and now its all I can think about
They're probably reading through apps too quickly to notice, unless its something super egregiousHow much weight do you think they place on secondary responses? I just realized I submitted with a typo and now its all I can think about
Do you have crazy high stats lolApplied regular! Happy to provide any similarly non-identifying details if it helps.
Congrats! Now I get to stare at my email for the next week lolApplied regular! Happy to provide any similarly non-identifying details if it helps.
The earliest dates seem to be in late September.
Congrats, kill that interview!!!Up there lol, but I doubt they're reviewing only by stats or by submission time judging by what others with IIs have posted. Guessing I just landed towards the front of the review pile for some reason!
I think that’s a logical tie in and it seems Jefferson is pretty open-minded considering Q2 is just an anything else essay. They’re not using narrow-ended questions like some other schools.I know that Q1 (the COVID question) does not explicitly ask how the pandemic affected your personal life, but do you think it would be acceptable if I discussed how it affected me personally after I talked about how it affected my education? I was planning to tie my discussion of the health equity problem after talking about my personal experience.
congrats!!!! can I ask if you filled out the optional question? haha. I'm just trying to determine if it's necessary.Can confirm they've starting sending out IIs, OOS II received.
Do you think they’re inviting for interview based on secondary submission date?? Or you had stellar stats!I did! I doubt it's necessary if you don't have anything else you feel like adding, though.
With spacesI am prewriting this school right now and was wondering if anyone can tell me: is the 2500 characters with spaces or without spaces?
I feel the same way, what direction did you end up taking? one of my family members was hospitalized but I'm not sure if that is a challenge caused by inequitable care and otherwise I was lucky to be healthy and home throughout the pandemic so I'm lost on what to write for the second questionFor the COVID questions, I feel like nothing from my "own experience" taught me about challenges of providing inclusive and equitable care.
I was very fortunate and I was able to stay home and study for the MCAT throughout much of the pandemic.
I know that COVID exposed health disparities in an extreme way and I can definitely speak about this, but it's not from my own experience - it's from following the course of the pandemic and seeing the way certain populations were hit hardest, etc.
Should I talk about this or is it too generic? I'm not sure how to incorporate my own pandemic experience with inequities in healthcare.
I doAnyone else have their application “under review” in the portal?
Anyone else have their application “under review” in the portal?
Is there a red exclamation mark or green checkmark?I do
green checkmarkIs there a red exclamation mark or green checkmark?
It says "Application is under review" with a green checkmark.Is there a red exclamation mark or green checkmark?
Green checkmarkIs there a red exclamation mark or green checkmark?
I did talk somewhat generically about the way certain communities were hit hardest by COVID-19 in the beginning of my response.I feel the same way, what direction did you end up taking? one of my family members was hospitalized but I'm not sure if that is a challenge caused by inequitable care and otherwise I was lucky to be healthy and home throughout the pandemic so I'm lost on what to write for the second question
1 weekFor those who already got IIs, which is so crazy to me, how long after under review did you get one? I submitted last night, but am already under review which freaks me out. Has anyone gotten an R yet?