Same!!!!
got this email again today as well (2nd time for me)
22 rotations but like 9 electives. You schedule the electives (which include audition rotations for the match: you might have to apply for an audition rotation, but don't audition to get the rotation). The school has contracts with many places to help with placement into electives. This is a great opportunity to explore different fields and learn skills. For example: there is a radiology program through the school hospital but you would use an elective to rotate through the program.
Like 99% of the core and required rotations are statewide in Oklahoma. Tulsa, Tahlequah, Muskogee, McAlester, Ada, Lawton, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Stillwater, Ardmore, OKC, etc. Rotations outside of Tulsa, OKC, and Tahlequah usually have some sort of provided housing.
Has anyone been accepted off the waitlist? I’m OOS 510, 4.0 sGPA w strong ties but have been waitlisted since September
I have DO A’s but would prefer to be here, no MD A’s. Wasn’t able to apply to the only MD school in my state due a missing requirement
how useful *facepalm*
I got the radar email back in November but no emails recently
Can you still login to your applicant portal? Maybe there's an option there.
I don't know how many they take. I assume not many since they have to reserve those spots out of next year's class. For my understanding there's no like direct application to it you apply to the school and if they like you but are concerned about your academics they will automatically invite you to that program. I don't think there's a separate interview they just use your initial interview
I applied and interviewed for it a few cycles ago before I started grad school. (I was waitlisted, obviously didn't get accepted lol)
Sorry, I should have responded to both your posts at once. I didn't read this one until after. 💀
I have a friend who's a 4th year right now who got an II the first week of April and interviewed the second week. He was accepted the third.
Hang in there! I hear a lot of wait list movement happens early April-ish. Did you apply for the traditional track, or specifically for GAP and/or Bridge?
Awesome! I only ask because I know GAP/Bridge-only applicants typically aren't considered for interviews until the Spring semester, though I have heard some traditional applicants who interviewed earlier and were waitlisted eventually got GAP offers later. So, I was just trying to get a feel if you were one of the first GAP/Bridge interviews or a traditional applicant interview. 😅
Thanks but it Probably wouldn’t do much if you were an OOS applicant since preference is usually given to IS applicants or folks with significant ties to Oklahoma.
I mean the seat is still going to be getting filled by somebody…
Note that this is why I didn't say anything like I hope it gets somebody an acceptance. I appreciate you clarifying that it wouldn't do much, but this is indeed why I explicitly stated "help in some small way". Also, I just generally am of the opinion that as soon as you know you won't choose to attend a certain institution, it is your responsibility to inform the school ASAP so they can consider others who actually want/need that chance instead of wasting time, resources, and interview slots on people who don't. I do genuinely believe that people withdrawing their apps and even decreasing the competition pool by a few numbers will eventually help someone else. Best of luck to you this application cycle, friend, I hope you get accepted your program of choice
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Congratulations on your acceptance, and thank you for your consideration of others!Note that this is why I didn't say anything like I hope it gets somebody an acceptance. I appreciate you clarifying that it wouldn't do much, but this is indeed why I explicitly stated "help in some small way". Also, I just generally am of the opinion that as soon as you know you won't choose to attend a certain institution, it is your responsibility to inform the school ASAP so they can consider others who actually want/need that chance instead of wasting time, resources, and interview slots on people who don't. I do genuinely believe that people withdrawing their apps and even decreasing the competition pool by a few numbers will eventually help someone else. Best of luck to you this application cycle, friend, I hope you get accepted your program of choice
medicine.okstate.edu
I heard from a friend that the slack for the accepted OSU students has around 165 people in it currently. The entering class of 2021 had 180 students total (127 in Tulsa, 53 in Tahlequah). I feel a bit pessimistic for myself, however it just means they probably aren’t filled up yet. There’s still room for the April interviewees, waitlisters, and GAP/bridge hopefuls. Plus we haven’t had the waitlist wave hit yet.
Note: I counted the exact class size by looking at the composites page linked below. My numbers may be wrong!
Class Composites - Oklahoma State University
