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OOS! They're exclusively virtual this cycle.IS or OOS? Congrats!!! Do they offer virtual or in person?
OOS! They're exclusively virtual this cycle.IS or OOS? Congrats!!! Do they offer virtual or in person?
Congratulations!ll just now! IS, submitted secondary early June. 3.4 and 501
were you complete on 7/15 or did you submit 7/15?thank you! 7/15
GoMedicineGo,Im a first year here, If yall have any questions just reach out! I had very mediocre stats btw
Yeah! I really like this. However, what does the post “interview” acceptance look like then if we are mostly asking THEM questions? Have they already decided to give us acceptances? A bit confused.How common is it for schools to scrap their interviews and only host group q&a? This is honestly really comforting.
“Extending this trend, CUSOM recently changed its admissions process from formal, traditional one-on-one interviews, to small group conversational sessions as described below. The goal is to provide a welcoming environment to all applicants, so much so that we even changed the name from “Interview Day” to “Applicant Day” because, after all, it really is all about you, the applicant!Wait, so CUSOM no longer hosts interviews? Is it just a Q and A?
Although I appreciate their concern for the applicants, I'm a little confused by this decision. How are they going to decide who is qualified to attend the school among people who are invited to attend Applicant Day if they are not going to interview us?“Extending this trend, CUSOM recently changed its admissions process from formal, traditional one-on-one interviews, to small group conversational sessions as described below. The goal is to provide a welcoming environment to all applicants, so much so that we even changed the name from “Interview Day” to “Applicant Day” because, after all, it really is all about you, the applicant!
Applicants to CUSOM are no longer asked traditional interview style questions. Instead, you will meet with several faculty, staff, and students, as well as some other applicants (your future classmates and your future physician colleagues!), in small groups.
These are 30-minute open-ended, application blind conversations, primarily focusing on your questions. After all, we have reviewed all of your application documents, and have already determined you have what it takes to become an excellent physician!”
Although I appreciate their concern for the applicants, I'm a little confused by this decision. How are they going to decide who is qualified to attend the school among people who are invited to attend Applicant Day if they are not going to interview us?
Is it that anyone who has gotten an II is automatically accepted because the last sentence kind of makes it seem that way? If so, that's fantastic. If not, are they going to evaluate our candidacy by who asks the best questions in the group? I honestly find that even more stressful lol.
@GoMedicineGo , It would be great if one of the current students who have insight could clear up how the new process is going to work!
If so, this is a crazy way of finding out I'm going to be a future doctor. Not going to get my hopes up just yet though.“application blind conversations, primarily focusing on your questions. After all, we have reviewed all of your application documents, and have already determined you have what it takes to become an excellent physician!” This seems like the interviewees just need to show up and they will be accepted. Don’t know though
I would consider it to be quite friendly with older non-trad students. Off the top of my head, I know at least 4 30+ year olds with full career changes in my class. Honestly food wise, there isn't much walking distance from campus, but near the undergrad campus there is a pizza place with killer "pizza rolls". So far, the dress code has been followed by almost everybody, however it doesn't seem strictly enforced. I've seen multiple people show up for quizzes and exams in "comfy and athletic" attire.GoMedicineGo,
How do you like it? Would you consider the school friendly to older non-trads? Best lunch spot? Is there a dress code for class? Anything else you’d like to share?
Thanks!
I’d apply. Statistics don’t tell the whole story. Campbell is a private school. I think what you’re seeing in that individual statistic is that individuals, if given a chance and a choice, will elect to study near home/ a geographically familiar base of support. Good luck! If successful, you’ll like NC. It’s different than NY in many ways…but it’s grown on me to the point where I consider it my home.I got a secondary from CUSOM many weeks ago but haven’t submitted it because of this information on their website. (See attachment) View attachment 375807
As a NY resident, would I just be giving them a donation if I submit the secondary? I like the school and the state/area but I got absolutely 0 connection to NC
Def apply! I'm originally from NY and just recently moved to CT and just got an interview.I got a secondary from CUSOM many weeks ago but haven’t submitted it because of this information on their website. (See attachment) View attachment 375807
As a NY resident, would I just be giving them a donation if I submit the secondary? I like the school and the state/area but I got absolutely 0 connection to NC
How many other people were interviewing? I can’t help but think it’s going to be lots of people trying to talk over each other to make their presence knownHad my "interview" today. it was pretty much a 4 hours meet and greet. it's just a vibe check. they are probably seeing who is speaking up, who is listening attentively, who is weird, who is social, etc. but it was all a meet and greet style. we asked the questions and they answered. just be yourself and have genuine questions you are wondering about custom ready🙂 good luck!
Did it feel as though someone was taking notes or something?Had my "interview" today. it was pretty much a 4 hours meet and greet. it's just a vibe check. they are probably seeing who is speaking up, who is listening attentively, who is weird, who is social, etc. but it was all a meet and greet style. we asked the questions and they answered. just be yourself and have genuine questions you are wondering about custom ready🙂 good luck!
I’m sure the admissions people were taking notes but they were very discreet if anything. it didn’t “feel” like there was any judging happeningDid it feel as though someone was taking notes or something?
Congratulations! That is absolutely amazing!II OOS!
Thank you! I submitted 6/15Congratulations! That is absolutely amazing!
If you wouldn't mind, when did you send in your secondary?
No, but judging from last year forums looks like they got back to most people who interviewed within 2 weeksHas anyone who interviewed last week heard back from CUSOM? I know they told us it'll probably just take one week.
I'm sorry to hear that. If you don't mind me asking, what are your stats?Just got another email stating that the Prescreen Committee recently met and decided that they cannot move forward with my application. They also said to let them know if I retake the MCAT, so that's definitely the problem. My journey ends here for CUSOM but gl everyone, I hope all yall crush your interviews and get that A!
not yetAnyone hear back from the first week of interviews yet?
They says you should hear within two weeks from FridayAnyone hear back from the first week of interviews yet?
Congrats! I was waitlisted🙂Just got an acceptance email!!! Interviewed 8/22
Accepted just now, interviewed 8/22Just got an acceptance email!!! Interviewed 8/22