2022-2023 Boston University

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Not me crossing my fingers for an II since my complete date is around the recent posters even though I’m 1st quartile Casper
 
For anyone who interviewed, is there no other event on interview day besides the interview itself? No welcome panel, Q&A, or anything else? I know they held sessions on other days, but I just want to make sure I'm not missing anything for interview day, itself.
 
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For anyone who interviewed, is there no other event on interview day besides the interview itself? No welcome panel, Q&A, or anything else? I know they held sessions on other days, but I just want to make sure I'm not missing anything for interview day, itself.

That was my experience….only the interview on interview day
 
complete 7/29 and still haven't heard anything. Should I take this as a good sign?
I haven't heard back either, but not holding my breath for this one. I was complete 8/01, LM 75-76 and I also thought I had a chance for a while, but I think it may just be that I was assigned a slow reviewer.
 
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Watching this thread with a July complete date
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Question for those who already interviewed - was there anything specific asked during your interview about the info sessions/is there a real reason the sessions are "required" before interviewing or are they just like any other info sessions?

Due to a scheduling conflict, I had to change my interview date from 12/14 to 11/17, so my intro session with Dr. Goodell is now AFTER my interview. I am panicking about this a bit and would appreciate any insight!
 
Question for those who already interviewed - was there anything specific asked during your interview about the info sessions/is there a real reason the sessions are "required" before interviewing or are they just like any other info sessions?

Due to a scheduling conflict, I had to change my interview date from 12/14 to 11/17, so my intro session with Dr. Goodell is now AFTER my interview. I am panicking about this a bit and would appreciate any insight!
The intro session is just like all the others, don't stress! Although Dr Goodell makes it engaging and fun. It was nice to get a feel for BU before my interview but definitely not essential by any means. I think I remember them saying that it was "strongly recommended" or something to attend pre-interview but definitely not a requirement. Good luck interviewing!
 
The intro session is just like all the others, don't stress! Although Dr Goodell makes it engaging and fun. It was nice to get a feel for BU before my interview but definitely not essential by any means. I think I remember them saying that it was "strongly recommended" or something to attend pre-interview but definitely not a requirement. Good luck interviewing!
What percentage of interviewees were all formally dressed up? (during the intro session)
 
The intro session is just like all the others, don't stress! Although Dr Goodell makes it engaging and fun. It was nice to get a feel for BU before my interview but definitely not essential by any means. I think I remember them saying that it was "strongly recommended" or something to attend pre-interview but definitely not a requirement. Good luck interviewing!

Thank you so much!! Definitely feeling much better and appreciate the help!
 
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Anyone who's been complete since early July still in the running? I've been complete since 7/13 but haven't heard anything yet (II or R)
That was me up until literally this morning. Seems they are gradually working through the Rs right now