Thanks!n That's exactly what it was and let me log in. Life saver!
Yes, they are virtual!
Thank you! I know the interview is MMI style, any suggestions to prepare? Is it mostly like situations you respond to? I dont need any exact details, I know we sign a nondisclosure, just wanted general idea of the interview lol
I would say they are just regular MMI questions! Running through typical MMI questions helped me. I didn’t have anything obscure and the interviewers were incredibly kind and made me feel very welcome. Good luck!
Ok, perfect! I'll start preparing for MMI questions now. I truly appreciate the feedback! I am so nervous yet so excited. This is my dream school
Congrats!! Mind sharing stats and complete date?
complete aug. LM 60
Part of an MMI style interview is seeing how you can react gracefully to the unexpected. You can’t know everything in advance
Touché, but I’m normally too Type A to leave things to chance but I guess I can this time 😂😂
From just GENERAL MMI research, I've found that you'll do about 6-9 stations, each about 10 minutes total (2 minutes to prepare your response, then like 6-8 mins for response). Stations can be situational, policy, ethics, or biographical/application type questions. Again, this is all just general info, not pertaining to TCUSOM, but for any MMI! Hope that helps a bit more! There are plenty of free resources online to help prep for this style of interview, without being rehearsed/scripted!
Good luck for your interview!!From just GENERAL MMI research, I've found that you'll do about 6-9 stations, each about 10 minutes total (2 minutes to prepare your response, then like 6-8 mins for response). Stations can be situational, policy, ethics, or biographical/application type questions. Again, this is all just general info, not pertaining to TCUSOM, but for any MMI! Hope that helps a bit more! There are plenty of free resources online to help prep for this style of interview, without being rehearsed/scripted!
Thank you for this helpful information!
would you mind sharing your stats?
Everyone’s story is different and I’m almost certain TCU is one of the schools that look for a particular applicant.
i agree! its a lot more then stats and EC's. I think my essays and just personality and how I portrayed myself resonated with them. They truly are holistic so the best way to have your chance at an interview is by being honest and showing them who you are through your essays, secondary, etc.
I AM SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!
Yes, you'll get a SUC (or R) email Monday
dang :/ thanks for the heads up at least
Don't get discouraged, many people were SUC before getting the A. It is not over yet
YAY CONGRATS! I am so happy for you!
no what was it?
CC means the periodic emails telling interviewed applicants they are under "Continued Consideration"
so the post ii acceptance rate is pretty low? since class is only 60
Same here. Theoretically, according to what they said in the interview, I should have received three emails from them on three Fridays, but they only emailed me a CC status on a random Monday. If I were them, I wouldn't give myself a strict deadline if I knew I couldn't meet it week after week after week. For what it's worth, they are a new school, so I am giving them the benefit of the doubt because they are probably figuring things out : )
I am guessing for the decision release date immediately after your interview day is low, but after a few CCs, you are likely to get a real decision.
Agreed, and some people may keep getting "CC" until all the interviews have been completed and then some final decisions (A,WL,R) will be concluded.
They specifically ask us not to share this information and especially not the question with other applicants in any future cycle. My best advice is to practice for a bunch of questions with different times to read and different times to answer. I practiced reading the prompt for 1 to 2 mins and answering from 5 mins to 8 mins.
thank you! <3
How often are continued consideration emails sent out? Every month, every two weeks, etc
