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Application complete email received!!
Wait how did you get the app complete email before getting your secondary?Application complete 9:30am 11/27, secondary received 9:36am 11/27
maybe their primary application got verified and then their secondaryWait how did you get the app complete email before getting your secondary?
Accepting an offer from Belmont will most definitely be riskier than accepting one from an accredited institution in good standing, but everything is relative. I am sure that Belmont will try and throw the proverbial kitchen sink at their first few classes to try and succeed. That's just an opinion, but it's one made with the knowledge that Belmont took on a substantial amount of debt to make this program happen. If the program were to fail, the financial consequences would be severe, and so I suspect they will do everything in their power to avoid that occurring. There are no guarantees of anything, but I am personally optimistic. They also already have at least one existing strong graduate program (their law school I believe is among the best in the nation for Bar exam pass rate), so hopefully that is a positive sign.Anyone know if applying to this school is considered "risky" or not? I am considering applying since I like the Nashville area but dont want a whole Cal Northstate situation to happen... hoping someone can give some insight. TYIA!
They gotta be coming in the next month, hopefully soon. My 0 II ass is impatient.Does anyone else smell some IIs? Where they at Belmont...I need my Christmas present
I think in the application complete email they said they hoped to start responding within three weeks. Hopefully before the holidays we start hearing something!Does anyone else smell some IIs? Where they at Belmont...I need my Christmas present
That is trueeee. Man, when it comes to apps, 3 weeks is fast. Hackensack still got your boi waiting for a complete email after like a month. C'est la vieI think in the application complete email they said they hoped to start responding within three weeks. Hopefully before the holidays we start hearing something!
I'm in the same boat for Hackensack I think a fair few people are. The wait is absolutely killing me. Let's hope the good news comes fast for all of us!That is trueeee. Man, when it comes to apps, 3 weeks is fast. Hackensack still got your boi waiting for a complete email after like a month. C'est la vie
Manifesting the II for you kingThey gotta be coming in the next month, hopefully soon. My 0 II ass is impatient.
I might need your help as well PabloManifesting the II for you king
I might need your help as well Pablo
I have been blessed by Pablo. I will have many II in my inbox tomorrow 💪Manifesting the II for you king
please send good wishes my way too!!Manifesting the II for you king
Thanks for the heads up!Belmont has been added to MSAR. They've listed on there that they anticipate sending out the first wave of II's on December 15th. Time to hunker down and wait.
Wait how did you get the app complete email before getting your secondary?
good luck!! manifesting we all get A's!!Today I received my application is complete email after submitting my secondary. Praying for an interview.
oh is there two emails? I didn't realize; one for app complete and one for when your app is under review?Just received application under review for interview email. Secondary complete email on 11/20.
oh is there two emails? I didn't realize; one for app complete and one for when your app is under review?
Thank you all for responding so quickly I appreciate that, I'll hang tight and keep a look out then. Unfortunately, my AMCAS is connected to my old school email, so I tend not to always see emails.I got a second email.
Additionally, would it be alright to ask for your stats? It's totally cool if you don't want to hahahJust received application under review for interview email. Secondary complete email on 11/20.
Oh no! I believe the secondary threshold is having above a 3.0 and 497. In addition, I think you must be a US Citizen or Permanent US Resident, but I don't know if that is as imperative as the 3.0/497 at least for the secondaries! Manifesting you get secondaries soon though!I thought secondaries were not going to be sent until February. Submitted primary 11/8, no secondary invite
Feb is the cutoff for the primary and March 15 is the cutoff for the secondary, but as someone mentioned earlier in the thread, according to MSAR they’re going to start sending interview invites on Dec 15 with interviews starting early/mid JanI thought secondaries were not going to be sent until February. Submitted primary 11/8, no secondary invite
Oh no! I believe the secondary threshold is having above a 3.0 and 497. In addition, I think you must be a US Citizen or Permanent US Resident, but I don't know if that is as imperative as the 3.0/497 at least for the secondaries! Manifesting you get secondaries soon though!
Others have been pre II R’d even though they have met the requirements.I meet these requirements. I'm not even sure if it's appropriate to reach out to ask what's up
who knows? The year UT Tyler (First entering class began school in 2023) opened they had 2039 applicants for a class size of 40.just a random question, but how many students do you think applied to Belmont given that it’s a newer school and the app cycle is later than most. My guess is 500-800
manifesting for all of us to get II and A's!Dec 15th, you beauty of a day. I'm itching for an II from Frist
^Live footage of me from now til Dec 15
On a side note, my sarcasm feels like it's getting drier. Big sigh on that one
I would guess around a thousand?? This is mainly because if UT Tyler had 2,000+ it could be because they opened the cycle early in May, but I don't know about Texas schools so maybe 2,000 applicants is normal for them?just a random question, but how many students do you think applied to Belmont given that it’s a newer school and the app cycle is later than most. My guess is 500-800
Do you mean pre secondary screened out?Others have been pre II R’d even though they have met the requirements.
UT Tyler started taking apps in July, and the total number of TMDSAS applicants that year was close to 6500.I would guess around a thousand?? This is mainly because if UT Tyler had 2,000+ it could be because they opened the cycle early in May, but I don't know about Texas schools so maybe 2,000 applicants is normal for them?
Gotcha! I think if anyone wants a clear picture on how many may apply to Frist, you should refer to TCU 2018-2019 total number of applicants, if that information is obtainable anymore as it's from 5 years ago.UT Tyler started taking apps in July, and the total number of TMDSAS applicants that year was close to 6500.
The school was looking for clear geographical ties so not all Texans applied but about 1/3 of them did
who knows? The year UT Tyler (First entering class began school in 2023) opened they had 2039 applicants for a class size of 40.
I mean they do provide healthcare, so it is a place you can learn from practicing physicians at. The issue is that they are not typically patient oriented locations, they‘re focused on maximizing profits. I get it, they‘re a for profit business, but typically this means that physicians are encouraged to order things a bit differently than you might see at an academic non-profit medical center. Physicians might also be forced to take on higher patient loads, which leads to potentially rushed decision making with regard to patient care because there are quotas to meet. Nursing staff is also typically worked to the bone with very unsafe patient ratios. So while you will gain an education from learning at these places, it will be like a slightly warped education from what you might experience at a place that is academic or at least non-profit. This is at least my understanding. I did my hospital volunteering at a hospital that had been recently acquired by HCA at the time, and while I had no idea what HCA was, I vividly remember all of the nursing staff frequently commenting on how horrible the new management was. I also remember some of the physicians complaining. I spent about 100 hours volunteering at this 400 bed hospital, so I was surprised at how often I heard complaints about this mysterious HCA. Then, as I got more into the pre-med journey I kept hearing complaints of HCA from medical students, staff, residents, etc. I just think they aren’t as motivated by truly caring for the patient like other places can be, and if leads to malignant practices.