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Does anyone remember when to expect to hear back after our interviews? I remember them saying early March, but did they say we can hear in January as well?
 
just got II invite today (complete in late august)! seems like its two interviews? so not MMI style? any other tips... saw one earlier post about healthcare issues
Congratulations on the interview! yes, they are two traditional interviews, mine were with two faculty physicians, each lasting about 1 hour. They were really easy and conversational I would say, nothing unusual. Diffinetly knows why medicine and why Mizzou, what is going wrong with our healthcare system in general & ways to improve.

I would say also reflect on your own application and have a plan if asked what will you do if you do not get in. I think it is very helpful to have a 1-2 minute answer of why they should accept you/ what they should relay to admissions. Good luck, you got this!
 
Does anyone remember when to expect to hear back after our interviews? I remember them saying early March, but did they say we can hear in January as well?
I interviewed 1/8 and then got an A on the 1/12. So I guess it depends.
They did say that the highest scores from each interview round will be accepted, but if you don't get the R within the month, that it is a good sign. That means you are still being considered for an acceptance later on when they revisit interviewed applicants.
 
I interviewed 1/8 and then got an A on the 1/12. So I guess it depends.
They did say that the highest scores from each interview round will be accepted, but if you don't get the R within the month, that it is a good sign. That means you are still being considered for an acceptance later on when they revisit interviewed applicants.
Congratulations on your acceptance, this is awesome! Yes I think it depends as well like the applicants ranked higher are accepted first, but did they say they reject the same month or also hold on rejections until March? I interviewed in December so I was assuming no decisions until March if I don't get accepted shortly after my interview.
 
status unchanged as well from last Thursday 1/26. Really hoping for an acceptance at this school!
 
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Congratulations on your acceptance, this is awesome! Yes I think it depends as well like the applicants ranked higher are accepted first, but did they say they reject the same month or also hold on rejections until March? I interviewed in December so I was assuming no decisions until March if I don't get accepted shortly after my interview.

At my interview, they said anyone not rejected or accepted around the end of each month is retained for the next round of review. I think you're still in the running!
 
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ok just had 'fine' interviews here. a couple of ?s n 🤔s. one of the interviewers was SO hard to read. they just asked questions, no dialogue. no body language. felt like their job was just to show up and ask questions and then leave (or maybe they had a LOT of interviews before me). anyone else have a relatable experience? did I screw up? thoughts....?
 
ok just had 'fine' interviews here. a couple of ?s n 🤔s. one of the interviewers was SO hard to read. they just asked questions, no dialogue. no body language. felt like their job was just to show up and ask questions and then leave (or maybe they had a LOT of interviews before me). anyone else have a relatable experience? did I screw up? thoughts....?
I’m sure it went better than you think! I felt the same way and I got accepted!
 
ok just had 'fine' interviews here. a couple of ?s n 🤔s. one of the interviewers was SO hard to read. they just asked questions, no dialogue. no body language. felt like their job was just to show up and ask questions and then leave (or maybe they had a LOT of interviews before me). anyone else have a relatable experience? did I screw up? thoughts....?

Haven’t had my interview here yet, but if it helps:
I got an A from a school where I felt the same about the interviewers - hard to read, seemed like they were just asking the questions they had to ask to get it over with, no conversations. Got rejected from another that I was sure I aced and had wonderful conversations with the interviewers. Hold out hope!
 
ok just had 'fine' interviews here. a couple of ?s n 🤔s. one of the interviewers was SO hard to read. they just asked questions, no dialogue. no body language. felt like their job was just to show up and ask questions and then leave (or maybe they had a LOT of interviews before me). anyone else have a relatable experience? did I screw up? thoughts....?
I agree with others here do not worry as you never know, while I am still waiting to hear back, I had a somewhat similar experience where my first interview was harder and more of Q &A, the interviewer asked me harder questions and even told me that I need to research the healthcare system more and get more shadowing (I did about 100 hours shadowing) so I have been feeling they may reject me based on that lol! Good luck to you!
 
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