2022-2023 Loyola (Stritch)

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gabagolddigger said:
What aspects of abortion care is covered in their curriculum and/or in rotations. Would I need to seek external rotations at different universities to be educated on this etc.
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I can't say for certain but I feel like I remember reading that they pair with University of Chicago to allow for further education on abortion care
 
gabagolddigger said:
What aspects of abortion care is covered in their curriculum and/or in rotations. Would I need to seek external rotations at different universities to be educated on this etc.
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Out of scope for a medical school student. Most medical schools do not cover it and you will most likely only learn this if you do OBGYN residency. You will talk about it as a topic in some lectures/extracurricular activities but you are not going to learn techniques or anything too specific.
 
FleischerKaisner said:
Out of scope for a medical school student. Most medical schools do not cover it and you will most likely only learn this if you do OBGYN residency. You will talk about it as a topic in some lectures/extracurricular activities but you are not going to learn techniques or anything too specific.
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Good to know, thanks for the response!
 
cranjismcbasketball said:
For #9, does two years refer to two years at this present moment or by matriculation? I graduated in 2021 so I'm unsure if I should fill this out because it will be over two years in August of 2023
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It's been a while since this comment but I'm doing the same and filling it out. I just noted at the beginning that upon matriculation it will have been two years!
 
OOS submitted 7/22, notified through portal (no email) my app is being held. 504, 3.1 cgpa in undergrad 3.8 cgpa in masters
 
Is there an advantage to in person vs zoom? I mean I know there isn't supposed to be but I cannot help but feel that it is viewed more favorably if you do in person.
 
drewmighty said:
Is there an advantage to in person vs zoom? I mean I know there isn't supposed to be but I cannot help but feel that it is viewed more favorably if you do in person.
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I called them and found out the earliest zoom date is a week after the in-person date that available on my portal. and I asked them if they favor one way or another, they said no. so not an easy decision but personally I think I perform better in person and want to go check in the campus since I never been to the area before.
 
Is there any current SSOM student in here that is willing to help me with my interview prep? I just have general questions about the school and specifically what type of questions I should ask my student interviewer.
 
blendedspaghetti said:
When will your interview be if you don’t mind me asking? Hoping there’s still a chance to get a late august II
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I thought Loyola historically schedules IIs very conservatively (meaning they won't send II in August for a December interview)? I rmbr seeing that they only give 3 date options for people who receive II
 
Julatteluver said:
I thought Loyola historically schedules IIs very conservatively (meaning they won't send II in August for a December interview)? I rmbr seeing that they only give 3 date options for people who receive II
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Yeah I got four date options (3 in person/1 virtual) that are all in September
 
Hi guys how long did it take to receive a secondary here?
 
What do u guys feel about the word limit? Do you think it's okay not to go up to 500? Some of my responses are 200-300
 
fogandmoss said:
What do u guys feel about the word limit? Do you think it's okay not to go up to 500? Some of my responses are 200-300
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I’ve seen this question around on reddit and here. It’s just a word limit, not necessarily how many words you must write. If you can convey a thought clearly and comprehensively, while also being succinct - then you are good to go, imo. If you find yourself going long (for good reason, not rambling) and hitting the limit, then thats okay too.

If you are unsure either way, question each sentence - “is this adding to my overall thought?”, “can I be more direct/clear?”, etc etc
 
Scribe2MD2018 said:
I’ve seen this question around on reddit and here. It’s just a word limit, not necessarily how many words you must write. If you can convey a thought clearly and comprehensively, while also being succinct - then you are good to go, imo. If you find yourself going long (for good reason, not rambling) and hitting the limit, then thats okay too.

If you are unsure either way, question each sentence - “is this adding to my overall thought?”, “can I be more direct/clear?”, etc etc
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When reading an app I care much less about how many words and much more about what you say
 
Send thank you emails this weekend or wait till Tuesday morning since Monday is a holiday?
 
Hello I just received an II about an hour ago but I only have in-person options. Did anyone else have the same issue, and do you advise contacting the admissions office?
 
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