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last movement? but its only at 661 and they said more movement until mid june
I’m sure there may be some trickle, but personally I would not expect any more large batches of A’s sent out. Last few years there hasn’t been much movement around CTE date. That being said I would be happy to be wrong and this is all supposition based on the same info everyone else has!

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The Facebook group says they added 23 user in the past week🧐 those r the ones who were just recently accepted?
This could also be current Wayne students that joined the group to give advice or look for roommates or are leaving a residence and looking to pass it on...... I think
 
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There def has to be more than 600, they offered 1500 interviews and barely rejected anyone
Admission offers --661
According to MSAR, out of 600 WL positions, 300 are offered an A.

So.... extrapolate whatever data you want from that lol

Does anyone know if it's worth contacting Wayne State and asking them about when we may hear back from the waitlist/our specific position on it? I'm already accepted to other schools but Wayne is my top choice and I'd like to figure out logistics of housing and other things well in time and i feel like with classes starting in a month, that's not going to happen. Not really sure how to navigate this - any advice is appreciated!
I would try . Nothing to lose. Looks like lot of OOS went to California. Not sure. Also very few IS may reject Wayne in the last minute unless they get A's from better ranking schools and tuition is not an issue OR if they prefer other Schools by location (Central, Western, MSU, MSU DO). Heard that the gap between DO and MD is closing. MSU DO is one of top DO schools.
 
Nailed the interview, sent in multiple letters of intent/update letters, am IS, went to WSU for my undergrad, got a Masters of Public Health and did some research at WSUSOM.
Still on the WL. I feel ignored and unheard. My entire support system is here. I’ve lived in Detroit for most of my life. I just want to continue to be a part of this city.
I am exhausted.
 
Nailed the interview, sent in multiple letters of intent/update letters, am IS, went to WSU for my undergrad, got a Masters of Public Health and did some research at WSUSOM.
Still on the WL. I feel ignored and unheard. My entire support system is here. I’ve lived in Detroit for most of my life. I just want to continue to be a part of this city.
I am exhausted.
Are you from ORM?
 
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It sucks if we don't get accepted but i think what i'm more mad about is the fact that schools should just have the decency to tell us if we are rejected (aka, too low on the waitlist to be offered a spot). I'm frustrated about not hearing anything back and at this point, just want to decide on one of my other choices but I am constantly drawn back to Wayne because it's my top choice and I fit in great with their community. How are we supposed to get an apartment and figure out financial aid when it's June and classes start in July? Or how are we supposed to commit to another school when we still feel like there is hope on the waitlist for Wayne? It's just a messed up process.
 
It sucks if we don't get accepted but i think what i'm more mad about is the fact that schools should just have the decency to tell us if we are rejected (aka, too low on the waitlist to be offered a spot). I'm frustrated about not hearing anything back and at this point, just want to decide on one of my other choices but I am constantly drawn back to Wayne because it's my top choice and I fit in great with their community. How are we supposed to get an apartment and figure out financial aid when it's June and classes start in July? Or how are we supposed to commit to another school when we still feel like there is hope on the waitlist for Wayne? It's just a messed up process.
I feel you on this completely. This is my second application cycle (1 waitlist last year, 3 this year) and it’s so frustrating how this process works! I’m committed to a DO school right now and I don’t even know when to start looking for roommates or housing because I’m still holding out hope that 1 of my 3 waitlists will accept me. It’s a debilitating process that needs some major refining - no waitlist should remain open this long.
 
Congrats! Will you be keeping your spot?
Most likely not as I have an acceptance from a school I think is a better fit for me. For full transparency I’m still on another waitlist at my absolute top choice and wish this process was over as well. It makes literally no sense for us to be in limbo and have to send in reapplications or even complete prematriculation requirements for one school when there is a possibility we can get in somewhere else.
 
It sucks if we don't get accepted but i think what i'm more mad about is the fact that schools should just have the decency to tell us if we are rejected (aka, too low on the waitlist to be offered a spot). I'm frustrated about not hearing anything back and at this point, just want to decide on one of my other choices but I am constantly drawn back to Wayne because it's my top choice and I fit in great with their community. How are we supposed to get an apartment and figure out financial aid when it's June and classes start in July? Or how are we supposed to commit to another school when we still feel like there is hope on the waitlist for Wayne? It's just a messed up process.
My kid had two other MD acceptances and did his CTE last week at one of them. He was an ORM OOS when it comes to Wayne and felt he had a great interview and was interested in attending but at some point you just have to accept an invitation to the dance with someone who has expressed an interest in you. Not to mention looking at apartments, getting an apartment rented, getting moved to the school he selected as well as being able to enjoy a month or so of free time before he embarks on this arduous journey called Med School.
 
Anyone accepted off waitlist recently get sent need based or merit based scholarship offers/information? Or is it too late for that?
 
Don't want to spread any false info or anything, but was June 16th another deadline for people to accept their med school acceptances for those who have them?
 
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