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When I interviewed, they said that the admissions committee meets on the 15th of every month but send out decisions a few days later. Since I heard back March 1st, I feel they are either backed up reviewing apps or met later in the month. Honestly, idk but I'm going to try and not stress abt it.
I received an email on 2/1 too so I don't think this month's emails coming out on 3/1 has to do with anything
IMO it won’t hurt anything, not sure if it’s late or not. I would guess it’s not late. The portal updates for A students on the 22nd of each month so you can wait until then.
I'm not sure if it's consistent each month, but mine was updated on October 21st between 9-10AM, which was a Friday, two days after people started receiving letters in the mail (according to SDN)
I think the med school doesn’t go on spring break for a couple more weeks. Some time in April. But also not sure if match week could influence the turn around time for A’s
Aw man congrats! I just checked mine and nada. Hold out hope for WL
I would assume so. According to last year’s thread there were a decent amount of IS people who made it off the waitlist. Hoping we hear some good news soon.
If it's like last year then they dole out WLs and post-II Rs throughout the next couple weeks. So in limbo until you're told which.
Same. Got put in regular MD pool.
May 1 is when everyone who has been accepted has to confirm their plan to enroll or the acceptance offer will be rescinded. That will open up a few seats and then the movement will be quicker IMO. Not sure when you interviewed but still there are a few months left in this years cycle. All the best!
I interviewed in January! I hope I hear back sooner than May. I applied to some master's programs as a back up and I need to make a decision for those by May 1st.
Yes, it was last week.
Can you pm me. It wont let me pm you.
early decision, rural med, urban med, and scholarship holders are given their first choice, and I think they are committed to staying at that campus for the entire four years (someone correct me if I am wrong on that).
love the ambiguity of it all 🥲 Thanks for the info!
I am an OOS applicant:
I don’t think that is factored into it, I think they could only accommodate a limited number of students. If it was sent to everyone there probably would have been an excessive number of people trying to attend. I went to a first look for a different campus and they said attendance has no influence in campus placement.
Although this may not be correct, I was under the impression that those who were invited to the Indy visit had already been placed at the Indy campus (due to ED, scholarships, etc.). Can anyone confirm or deny this?
I was invited to the Indy visit, and I haven’t been assigned to that campus or any campus. I didn’t apply ED nor receive a scholarship
It is actually the opposite! Those invited to tour the Indy campus are only those that have not been assigned a campus yet
Source???
false, I know at least 2 people on the indy tour who had been assigned indy already
I got assigned to the Indy campus and was on the tour.
I did because I figured it couldn't hurt
