the secondary for montana and NY is the same, but you must've put "no preference" when selecting which campus you prefer. if you didn't and distinctly remember putting only "NY campuses" as your preference, I'd give them a call and figure out why they sent you an invitation for montana.
YASSSS!!!! If you need any tips for interviewing, don't hesitate to reach out to me little dude.TouroCOM-Montana II received today !!!!! First invite of the cycle
Three available dates in January were given and they are interviewing until March. I was marked complete 11/05.
Congrats! When were you complete if you don’t mind me asking?
AWWW THANK YOU MCATHICCY !!!! Eternally grateful for your love and support this app cycle <3 <3 <3 I might end up taking you up on your offer so you might see a PM from me in the next few days
I submitted 9/12 but was put on hold 10/12 because they didn't accept one of my science LORs. I was able to secure a different LOR from a different science professor and was actually marked complete 11/5 !!
When applying to Touro if you put no preferance on campuses, you're essentially applying to all 3: Harlem, Middletown, and Great Falls.
I received my decision 4 days after the interview, it was super quick.
Curious about this as well since that’s a huge amount of variance lol
my interviewers said 4-6 weeks so I was also confused about this
No not specifically. But it will follow similar curriculum to the NY campuses.
Keep your head up, there's still so much time! When did you interview?
1/17, which I know was only 2 days ago lmao but houdini61 already got their decision so I feel like Touro's already passed out the acceptances from that session. but yeah, I'll keep waiting until I officially hear back. thanks for the encouragement!
MMI Style, know your application, and know the school/great falls/and associated research institute.
Its an MMI style interview? wild
Mine was a mix of traditional and MMI type questions. Biggest thing is just to be calm and be normal. Try to pull from experience and not just reciting your application.
I did less prep for this interview than others since this interview was open file and I figured the interviewers would be guiding the interview with specific questions about my application in particular. I read through my application again since it's been a while and re-familiarized myself with my activity descriptions, etc. I knew what the weak points of my application were, so I was expecting those parts to come up. They definitely asked about both the best and worst parts of my application, which I actually appreciated. I don't enjoy talking about my weaknesses but I do have concrete data to show that I've addressed them, which I had the opportunity to do during the interview. As I figured, my interviewers knew my application pretty well. That was nice. You got this
been rooting for you my friend! congrats!!just got the acceptance phone call
ahh thank you so much!!!
It will not if you accept the interview
just got II for Montana this week and only applied to the NY campuses
OOS!
They are partnered with McLaughlin Research Institute (MRI) & they have a website online. They also talk abt it during the admissions presentation. MRI does research on neurodegenerative diseases, but there are other opportunities to research with faculty outside this field.
opposite side of the country haha but I did grow up in a state close to Montana so maybe that helped?
I'm from one of the midwest states and montana is a solid 24 hour drive from where I live 😅
I wrote a little bit about my experience above, but I'd advise that your interviewers will likely be familiar with your application and ask specific questions, so be prepared to answer those and expand upon your activities and experiences. There were a bunch of questions with a wide range, so do some prep for the classic interview questions and the rest will come from the experiences mentioned in your application.
I'm in Texas and have zero ties to Montana.
