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Have any UMP applicants got a date yet? I uploaded everything about 2 weeks ago but my letters and prerequisite have not been checked off yet and I am getting kinda anxious the whole portal thing may not lead to an interview 🙁

I received my interview invite date for November! So it appears they are starting to schedule!
 
I received my interview invite date for November! So it appears they are starting to schedule!
Thanks!! It gives me hope. What's your complete date? Also, what time in Nov. is available for you?
 
Anyone else just get an email from inmedapp to complete a survey and have a heart attack thinking the decision was out??
And not just any decision - a rejection. Because acceptance is communicated through the phone call. So every time I see inmedapp in title, I think I'm rejected.
 
I heard that last year acceptances were sent out via email!!
All of my friends who are currently going to IU med (and it's quite a crowd, I went to IU for undergrad), were notified through a phone call. But good to know that email is also an option, it spares me at least some component of the heart attack lol!
 
I only got an email that my application is received and will let me know my decision once they review it. More like an application under review email.

So I haven’t even gotten any sort of email or correspondence from them. Nothing. Should I be calling or emailing them to make sure ?
 
II 08/22 still no date. Is anyone else in the same boat?
same, I got mine 8/26, are your prereqs still not checkmarked? Mine aren't and neither are my letters even though both are in, but I'm assuming they won't be until the date is set
 
same, I got mine 8/26, are your prereqs still not checkmarked? Mine aren't and neither are my letters even though both are in, but I'm assuming they won't be until the date is set
I received my interview date a few weeks ago, and my LOR’s were just checked off yesterday. It just takes a while for them to update it in their system, so you most likely will get your interview date before everything is completed on their end
 
I received my interview date a few weeks ago, and my LOR’s were just checked off yesterday. It just takes a while for them to update it in their system, so you most likely will get your interview date before everything is completed on their end

Well still red marks for me. When they schedule you a date would you get email notification or just a portal update? Just wanna know so I can stop refreshing my portal every hour lol thank you!
 
Well still red marks for me. When they schedule you a date would you get email notification or just a portal update? Just wanna know so I can stop refreshing my portal every hour lol thank you!
Both. I got an email with the date and time, and it was reflected in the portal at the same time. And yeah, I was checking the portal constantly to see when everything turned green! 🤣 You’re welcome and good luck!
 
has anyone whose interviewed have any feedback/ advice? I have 2 interviewers according to my portal
 
has anyone whose interviewed have any feedback/ advice? I have 2 interviewers according to my portal
I interviewed 8/31- here are some things that really helped me.


1. If there are mock interviews offered by your undergrad university, definitely use those. I did multiple mock interviews and it really helped me.

2. This is probably a given, but do additional practice using the IUSM's SDN page. Write out your answers for the key questions, esp the "why medicine" and "tell me about yourself" questions.

3. Turn on HD video quality for Zoom. It's a little thing, but by default Zoom uses non-HD video. So if you have good internet, it might be good to do that.

4. Do your research on the school. IMO, this is the best way to show interest in a school. Figure out how much NIH funding they've received. Learn their curriculum- esp how they incorporate the 6 ACGME core competencies into student learning.

5. Read a few papers written by your faculty interviewers. At the end of my interview, when I was asked if I had any further questions, I incorporated both of my interviewers' research into my questions. They seemed to appreciate that.

6. And lastly, be authentic. Smile frequently and don't sound like you've memorize your answers.
 
I interviewed 8/31- here are some things that really helped me.


1. If there are mock interviews offered by your undergrad university, definitely use those. I did multiple mock interviews and it really helped me.

2. This is probably a given, but do additional practice using the IUSM's SDN page. Write out your answers for the key questions, esp the "why medicine" and "tell me about yourself" questions.

3. Turn on HD video quality for Zoom. It's a little thing, but by default Zoom uses non-HD video. So if you have good internet, it might be good to do that.

4. Do your research on the school. IMO, this is the best way to show interest in a school. Figure out how much NIH funding they've received. Learn their curriculum- esp how they incorporate the 6 ACGME core competencies into student learning.

5. Read a few papers written by your faculty interviewers. At the end of my interview, when I was asked if I had any further questions, I incorporated both of my interviewers' research into my questions. They seemed to appreciate that.

6. And lastly, be authentic. Smile frequently and don't sound like you've memorize your answers.
Thank you so much! I appreciate this so much!
 
Does anyone know how long it takes to schedule the interview? I got invited to interview and I had to fill out some paperwork and pay the fee to the graduate school. I submitted it awhile ago, like maybe 3 weeks ago, and still have not heard back from them on when to schedule the interview.
 
II 08/22 still no date. Is anyone else in the same boat?

Does anyone know how long it takes to schedule the interview? I got invited to interview and I had to fill out some paperwork and pay the fee to the graduate school. I submitted it awhile ago, like maybe 3 weeks ago, and still have not heard back from them on when to schedule the interview.
ah ok...I guess I should have read the thread before panicking. lol. I guess I was panicking for no reason. Other schools that gave me interviews had me schedule the date in less than a week. So I was worried that it had been almost 3 weeks and I had not heard back from them. Checked the portal and prereqs was still marked red, same as letters of rec...even though they should be green.
 
For those ED applicants who were accepted, did you receive a letter in the mail? Or should RD applicants expect a phone call
 
For the interview confirmation form, how did you guys send it? I sent it using my email directly but haven't received any confirmation. Did you guys email it directly, email it through the portal, or upload it to the portal? Want to make sure I don't mess this up lol

I uploaded through the portal
 
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