2022-2023 Michigan

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does anyone know when october interviews are going to receive their results? i recall hearing during the interviews that it would be before thanksgiving but now i'm seeing posts that say its end of month
 
does anyone know when october interviews are going to receive their results? i recall hearing during the interviews that it would be before thanksgiving but now i'm seeing posts that say its end of month
i think it’ll be either tomorrow or on thanksgiving based on prior years. Leaning more on tomorrow cause I feel receiving a waitlist or defer on thanksgiving day would kinda suck lol.
 
hey all. i don’t know if this is the right place to post this but i’m applying next cycle and want to know if it’s worth it for me to apply to u of m/ have a chance of getting in. i attended a different in state university, am an ORM. 3.77 (4.0 last two years so huge upward trend) 517, 3 first author publications, 5000+ clinical hours, in state applicant. mainly worried about my gpa. would love to hear what you guys have to say. idk if the fact that i didn’t attend u of m for undergrad would hurt my chances significantly as well.
u should def apply! they do not prioritize their own undergrads or in state in general really, but with 3 first author publications and umich being a top research school its definitely worth it
 
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Is a waitlist the same as a deferral here. Sorry if dumb question

Edit: Seeing that the waitlist here is to be taken as a soft R. Best of luck to everyone!
 
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Any other OOS A people know if it is possible to convert your residency to MI to get in-state tuition? That OOS tuition lookin kinda pricey 😳
I went here for undergrad and no - not possible. They're very, very strict about it because so many OOS people have summer homes in Michigan, they require either a HS Michigan degree, your parents to live in the state, or a full-time position that is your primary reason for living in Michigan
 
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II this morning! OOS, LM 70, complete 8/11

Edit: Was offered two dates, both in mid-January

Just got the II!
IS, ORM, LM ~70, nontrad, complete 7/10. Did undergrad here years ago and part of my DIY post-bacc.
Did not think I'd get to this point. Tears spontaneously flew out of my eyes and I started shaking when I saw that email from Carol!
Did you guys submit any updates pre-II?
 
Anyone know why Michigan asks interviewees to complete a HIPAA training before their interview? Seems kinda strange.
 
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Looking at last year on CycleTrack looks like most rejections went out in January (small n value though and doesn't differentiate between pre and post II rejections).
Thank you! Do you know if sending an update/ LOI would make a difference? Honestly I feel so unqualified for UofM that I don’t think it would change anything