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And front, whole arm, respiratory and cardiovascularIsn’t it just the back side lol
And front, whole arm, respiratory and cardiovascularIsn’t it just the back side lol
Ahahah yeahAnd front, whole arm, respiratory and cardiovascular
Congratulations!!Got the call!! So happy I'm shaking
onto the next! keep your head upR. Seems my reading of the interview was correct.
Just a heads up to everybody interviewing. If they ask you about why you dropped a class don't say "I didn't vibe with the professor and it was an elective, so I decided to drop it." If that wasn't it, I'm not sure what was.onto the next! keep your head up
Haha yeah that is not a good answer. At least you were honest.Just a heads up to everybody interviewing. If they ask you about why you dropped a class don't say "I didn't vibe with the professor and it was an elective, so I decided to drop it." If that wasn't it, I'm not sure what was.
Yeah...I'm not sure how to put "the professor was a toxic jerk and it was an elective, so I was sick of his crap and dropped it" any more nicely.Haha yeah that is not a good answer. At least you were honest.
Just a friendly piece of advice that the physicians I’ve worked with have passed onto me. You never pass the blame onto someone else whether that be in academia or medicine with a professor/physician etc. your response should have been something along the lines off that you dropped the course due to the learning style that you employ not meshing well with the curriculum of the course etc. obviously I don’t know your circumstances but a response like that maybe would’ve flown!Yeah...I'm not sure how to put "the professor was a toxic jerk and it was an elective, so I was sick of his crap and dropped it" any more nicely.
I was not prepared to answer this question. Literally never even thought about it. I had much more concerning holes in my academic record than this. "Why did you take two years off of school?" "Why did you transfer from your larger college to a smaller community college to finish your degree?" "Why did you major in biology?" "Why were you only a part time student the last year of your college education?" But no, my interviewer decided to focus on me dropping an elective course while I was working 40 hours a week. Ok. Whatever.
Sorry to rant. Just a little bitter about how my interview went. Nothing to change now. Best of luck to you all.
10000 wordsHow much should I be aiming to write for each secondary prompt?
holy crap your primaries dude lol10000 words
II just received
OOS, ORM, 3.7, 507. Secondary submitted 7/12Congrats! Do you mind sharing stats please?
hahahaholy crap your primaries dude lol
+1!!! sGPA: 3.63 MCAT: 506 Secondary submitted on 8/23. I am OOS but I scribe in an urgent care clinic in Northern Idaho and I put that all over my secondary lolII just received
They can tell if you are not genuine.So giving an honest answer is rewarded with an "R." Sorry, Bro! You will get else where much better!
Congrats! Hoping to have the same result. Interview a week from todayI submitted 7/12, interviewed 8/30, and got accepted 9/9!
I'm IS and this is my first acceptance, so I'm excited
I'm similar stats, also OOS, and submitted 7/13. Hoping to get an II soon! Congratulations on your II!OOS, ORM, 3.7, 507. Secondary submitted 7/12
This is super late but I'm a current student and also from TX! Sub 3.5 GPA, 510 MCAT.How does this school view OOS (TX) applicants? I already have two interviews lined up but I'm not sure if it's worth applying?
My interview with them was very similar. You'll have to look back a bit for my original post on it. No real points taken from my application. Very generic. Very hostile.Unfortunately, had a not-so-great interview experience here recently. The introductory presenters were great and inspirational, honestly, but one of my interviewers was not friendly at all. Didn't really seem interested in what I had to say and gave terse responses to my answers, just not conversational. I felt like I was trying to keep the topic going but they would just move on
None of the questions they asked me were hard but at times they did seem to pick at small parts of my story (maybe it was my fault for including them in my app then LOL)
Anyway, most people seem to have a positive experience here so maybe I was just too nervous or didn't vibe as well with my interviewer. Don't feel good at all about it
DM me - who were your interviewers?Unfortunately, had a not-so-great interview experience here recently. The introductory presenters were great and inspirational, honestly, but one of my interviewers was not friendly at all. Didn't really seem interested in what I had to say and gave terse responses to my answers, just not conversational. I felt like I was trying to keep the topic going but they would just move on
None of the questions they asked me were hard but at times they did seem to pick at small parts of my story (maybe it was my fault for including them in my app then LOL)
Anyway, most people seem to have a positive experience here so maybe I was just too nervous or didn't vibe as well with my interviewer. Don't feel good at all about it
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I can hardly believe it. I'm going to be a doctor.
From what I've read and what is on their website they do interviews till April.For current students - do you know how much of a disadvantage it puts me to remain on hold until February if I am retaking my MCAT in January? My score is below 500 so I'm risking not receiving a secondary, but I wonder if it's worse to wait until early 2023 or if that gives me a better chance.
If you apply rn and do not receive a secondary, you can update your MCAT score later and let them know and I am pretty certain that they will send you a secondary then.For current students - do you know how much of a disadvantage it puts me to remain on hold until February if I am retaking my MCAT in January? My score is below 500 so I'm risking not receiving a secondary, but I wonder if it's worse to wait until early 2023 or if that gives me a better chance.
It's 9:30am...I'm supposed to hear back today😅, what time did you and another accepted people get their calls? And likewise what time of day did the R emails come?Got the call!! So happy I'm shaking
I believe they call around 11:00 AM MDT. Give or take 30 min. You should hear back soon. Phone number was listed as IDAHO when they called me. I sprinted out of my work place to pick it up. Regardless they'll leave you a voicemail, and I've read in previous threads some people just got an email with no phone call for acceptances.It's 9:30am...I'm supposed to hear back today😅, what time did you and another accepted people get their calls? And likewise what time of day did the R emails come?
Thanks!!I believe they call around 11:00 AM MDT. Give or take 30 min. You should hear back soon. Phone number was listed as IDAHO when they called me. I sprinted out of my work place to pick it up. Regardless they'll leave you a voicemail, and I've read in previous threads some people just got an email with no phone call for acceptances.
Congratulations! Celebrations fellow student doctor.Well you called it iDoctel...I got the call at 11:17 MT time today! My first A!
I got that email on 8/26 and have not heard anything since lol. No idea if it's good or badJust got the "we have completed the final review of your application" email. Is this a good sign or normal to get?
Just got the "we have completed the final review of your application" email. Is this a good sign or normal to get?