2022-2023 Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (OU-HCOM)

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MicrowavableCat said:
I'm slumped for a whole other reason: just got my parental leave paperwork to fill out and turn in and I see "In the event I do not return to work for at least 12 months after my approved leave or I change my status to a benefit ineligible position within 12 months, I agree to reimburse UPMC for the Paid Parental Leave benefit. I understand that available and vested PTO will first be applied towards this reimbursement."
Man, I am tired of being in the red in this medical school pursuit, and having pay limited by the jobs I qualify for in the medical field. I might just bail for a year and keep applying while working in another field of work. I'll cite "bills to pay" when schools ask me why I stopped working in medicine. :bullcrap:
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i know a lot of people who worked in pharmacy and labs for their gap years! its a grind and even harder to balance with all the pre-med stuff but hopefully schools see your situation and the work you've already put in and understand
 
drchard said:
i know a lot of people who worked in pharmacy and labs for their gap years! its a grind and even harder to balance with all the pre-med stuff but hopefully schools see your situation and the work you've already put in and understand
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I just might. the switchboard operator is getting paid more than me rn. I'll be using this leave to figure out a better paying gap year job at this rate.
 
the waiting is quite possibly the worst part of being premed that I have experienced. Ready for this to be over tbh. Are they still taking people off the waitlist?
 
The Premed Geek said:
the waiting is quite possibly the worst part of being premed that I have experienced. Ready for this to be over tbh. Are they still taking people off the waitlist?
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Remember they historically have taken people off the waitlist up until the week before orientation.

Orientation begins 8/17.

I know it's tough. Hang in there
 
I got off the waitlist today and was admitted to Athens campus around 12:40 pm! Looks like things are moving. I was hoping for Dublin, but telling them that I was open to Athens campus ahead of time helped. They said there’s not a lot of movement at Dublin campus, which makes sense since it’s a smaller class size. Hoping for the best for everyone!
 
toropche said:
I got off the waitlist today and was admitted to Athens campus around 12:40 pm! Looks like things are moving. I was hoping for Dublin, but telling them that I was open to Athens campus ahead of time helped. They said there’s not a lot of movement at Dublin campus, which makes sense since it’s a smaller class size. Hoping for the best for everyone!
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Congratulations 🎉
 
PSA: For now, do not buy any textbooks from the required book list. They will either be provided by the school or can be found for free. More info to follow at orientation...
 
Stubbzy said:
PSA: For now, do not buy any textbooks from the required book list. They will either be provided by the school or can be found for free. More info to follow at orientation...
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if I may add, there's this excellent resource called (lib)rary (gen)es(.is) that is barebones but has a plethora of digital resources. just need to search, select mirror [1], then cloudfare. got all of my undergrad, mcat, and post bacc books through this resource.
 
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It's purgatory I tell you. Purgatory.
 
For those of you in that groupme, did anyone drop their seat recently in the last 24 hours or so?

Oh man, I hope some seats opened up. I’m losing it now.
 
Current students, can anyone chime in about the Student Health Insurance (via UHC Student Policy AKA literally the devil) versus going on Medicaid? Pricing differences, and quality and coverage differences?

Also, what about food stamps/SNAP to help defray grocery costs?
 
Stubbzy said:
Current students, can anyone chime in about the Student Health Insurance (via UHC Student Policy AKA literally the devil) versus going on Medicaid? Pricing differences, and quality and coverage differences?

Also, what about food stamps/SNAP to help defray grocery costs?
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sorry not a student, but as someone who has been on both during school with a fam and kids, say yes to any gov't help, Medicaid and SNAP. they are both worth while
 
So am i out of look if i haven’t gotten an interview yet if people are already being waitlisted…
 
No, that just means they had an interview already. People are interviewed until March/April
 
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