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2021-2022 Wayne State
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It's like Helen Keller's house here. Complete silence and I ain't seeing nothing either.
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I just received a II today for April LOL. I assume this is the very very last interview slot.
whaat I thought they were done with their interview season?
coffeeandmotivation
Full Member
IDK whats going on but im so scared did the new dean just forget about us????
coffeeandmotivation
Full Member
congratulations!! Would you mind sharing if its early april or more towards the end?
Early April
Congratulations! Kill that interview!
For everyone feeling the angst of the wait, you're not alone... we'll get through this
coffeeandmotivation
Full Member
glad im not alone :')
I guess it's finally time to send that hot tasty LOI to remind Wayne that I'm still somehow miraculously alive 🙂
SquidwardInRepose
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Hopefully we’ll all be having a good laugh about this at some sushi restaurant in Detroit come July
Im a big fan of sushi 🙂
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coffeeandmotivation
Full Member
I've never acc had sushi but i would be down to try if it means ill be in detroit for med school in july 🙂
SquidwardInRepose
Full Member
Absolutely
Page 27 of student doctor network Wayne state 2021-2022 forum is where we will remember as the start of the sushi squad
'Tis an honor
I come back to this thread 5 hours later, and people are going crazy from the waiting and talking about sushi...
I desperately want this to be a thing.
I will also join, if I will be so blessed to receive an A from the waitlist
Jaded_Cry_0167
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I don't like sushi either but I would gladly join you all if (when!?!?) we all get accepted!
cortinarius
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Also Post II WL, interviewed 2/11
coffeeandmotivation
Full Member
Also Post II WL, interviewed 2/18
They have handed out ~17 more acceptances
Hopping on the post-II WL train, interviewed 1/10
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So.... there should be some As sent tonight then?.... 😱
Sending good vibes guys
Just for reference, same time last year, there were 511 As on the tracker
Those may have already been sent out bc I think Someone got accepted a couple days ago, but I’m not sure I’m just some random person on the internet
Your analysis is appreciated nonetheless, LilUziVertical
I just finished up dedicated. For my class, dedicated officially ran from January- mid February. Due to requests from members of my class, it was extended to last a full 8 weeks, although during those extended weeks admin was able to schedule activities/assignments (although they only scheduled a few hours of activities).
No one here got the A?
Nope..
SquidwardInRepose
Full Member
Nada…
Nope just palpable anxiety
Yeah I got the A..
ANXIETY
ANXIETY
That last post was a joke but guys pls do take care of yourselves. There is more to life than waitlists and SDN. Go spend time with your friends family cat or dog or significant other. Go play that video game, go to that bar you always wanted, eat that unhealthy sandwich that you always see on Instagram. There's so much more to life. I hope to see y'all one day tho.
At least for the current M1s and M2s the white coat ceremony is being replaced by the Clinician's Ceremony, which serves as the transition from Segment 2 to 3. I don't know if class of 2026 is going to get this ceremony or a white coat ceremony.
I'm sorry I just had to 😀
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Thank you! Does 'Faculty 1' mean a faculty-written exam, or is it some other kind of in-person assessment?
Can someone talk about their experience living in Michigan/Detroit? I am OOS
Fellow OOSer
Pros
- Lots of really good/interesting restaurants (especially ethnic restaurants)
- Several nice park areas (such as the River Walk)
- Very affordable (I pay $1250/month+ utilities for a nice 1 bdrm in a building with lots of amenities).
- There's a vibrant nightlife, although I don't participate in it so someone else will need to chime in.
- City has a lot of unsafe areas (that are very close to the safe ones), and if you get in trouble the city police can take a very long time to respond
- I have a mild gait instability (due to pez planus) and have been mocked when I'm out powerwalking (I travel quite a bit and this has been the only city where this has ever occurred)
- Auto insurance is very expensive (although I have enough ties to home that I can keep my car registered there and avoid this)
- While this is getting better, some neighborhoods don't have nearby grocery stores (and many of the ones that do just have an overpriced grocery store with low quality goods)
Let me know if you have any more specific questions
fewcherdoc
New Member
Thanks for this information. Can you share any recommendations on places to live like yours that are convenient to the med school?
What about transportation?
