2023-2024 Northeast Ohio (NEOMED)

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Did Anyone who interviewed get a letter thanking them for interview and information about looking into financial aid

 

[deleted1174679]

Any idea how long after the interview we can expect to hear back?

last year they said early February, but decisions were out Jan 18. They could release decision in January.

 

[Bassaa]

wait, is it true that instate applicants have a 99% post-interview acceptance rate?

 

[StressedNon-Trad]

Does NEOMED accept pre-II updates?

 

[eatfresh]

wait, is it true that instate applicants have a 99% post-interview acceptance rate?

🤣🤣

 

[Bassaa]

🤣🤣

aye thats what USNWR statistics said 🤣

 

[deleted1174679]

wait, is it true that instate applicants have a 99% post-interview acceptance rate?

yes

 

[deleted1174679]

But the general post interview acceptance is 63% . Did anyone get a letter from the director

 

[send_help]

Also keep in mind they have in state kids come in through regular admission as well as ED. I imagine the ED post II accept rate is really high and probably skews it a bit

 

[deleted1171273]

Also keep in mind they have in state kids come in through regular admission as well as ED. I imagine the ED post II accept rate is really high and probably skews it a bit

I was ED last year and got denied. long story LOL

 

[HappyRabbit]

wait, is it true that instate applicants have a 99% post-interview acceptance rate?

Crazy number haha, most of the battle is in getting the interview and then it's just a sanity check to make sure the applicant isn't a psychopath I suppose

 

[isoleucine]

wait, is it true that instate applicants have a 99% post-interview acceptance rate?

No. I'm not sure where you saw that number, but it's very different than the MSAR one.

According to MSAR, there were 1040 verified in state applications. Of those, 387 applicants interviewed. From there, 124 in state students matriculated. That's 32%. Who knows how many students were accepted and didn't matriculate, but probably not enough to make up the other 67%.

 

[HappyRabbit]

No. I'm not sure where you saw that number, but it's very different than the MSAR one.

According to MSAR, there were 1040 verified in state applications. Of those, 387 applicants interviewed. From there, 124 in state students matriculated. That's 32%. Who knows how many students were accepted and didn't matriculate, but probably not enough to make up the other 67%.

Matriculants is not the same as acceptances. A school does not have a yield of 100% so they have to send out more offers than their class size in order to fill it.

 

[sparklyaquarius]

No. I'm not sure where you saw that number, but it's very different than the MSAR one.

According to MSAR, there were 1040 verified in state applications. Of those, 387 applicants interviewed. From there, 124 in state students matriculated. That's 32%. Who knows how many students were accepted and didn't matriculate, but probably not enough to make up the other 67%.

Matriculants is not the same as acceptances. A school does not have a yield of 100% so they have to send out more offers than their class size in order to fill it.

"Who knows how many students were accepted and didn't matriculate, but probably not enough to make up the other 67%."

 

[HappyRabbit]

"Who knows how many students were accepted and didn't matriculate, but probably not enough to make up the other 67%."

Yield for most schools is usually 30-50%

 

[deleted1174679]

Yield for most schools is usually 30-50%

But they do accept an average of 63% post interview per USNWR unless this information is not correct.

 

[HappyRabbit]

But they do accept an average of 63% post interview per USNWR unless this information is not correct.

We were talking specifically about in-state applicants.

 

[Notaspice]

I just finished my interview, the whole session was very amicable and conversational. It's a nice surprise that the questions tended to build off of my previous answers rather than being a list of questions that have no relatability whatsoever. The session lasted just shy of 25 minutes which included me asking him questions about the campus. Just posting this here in case anyone was stressed about their upcoming interview. Good luck!

 

[punchout34334690]

I just finished my interview, the whole session was very amicable and conversational. It's a nice surprise that the questions tended to build off of my previous answers rather than being a list of questions that have no relatability whatsoever. The session lasted just shy of 25 minutes which included me asking him questions about the campus. Just posting this here in case anyone was stressed about their upcoming interview. Good luck!

Great interview

 

[isoleucine]

I also interviewed at NEOMED. They describe the interviews as a "conversation with an old friend" and that definitely is a good description of it. Very conversational and low stress, just make sure you know the answers to the big questions that are asked in every medical school interview.

 

[Bassaa]

attended their info session and they said they are looking to have a class of 190 individuals, with around 80 being regular decision applicants. the rest will be early decision/early assurance people

 

[deleted1174679]

attended their info session and they said they are looking to have a class of 190 individuals, with around 80 being regular decision applicants. the rest will be early decision/early assurance people

I hope they accept more than 190 individuals

 

[punchout34334690]

I hope they accept more than 190 individuals

Most likely but rip us OOS applicants

 

[deleted1174679]

I keep telling myself that the 63% post interview acceptance rate applies to us. Here's hoping!!!!

 

[Russian Forcep]

I keep telling myself that the 63% post interview acceptance rate applies to us. Here's hoping!!!!

The data says 42% for OOS which is not as great as 63% or 99% but not a slim chance either!

 

[deleted1174679]

The data says 42% for OOS which is not as great as 63% or 99% but not a slim chance either!

where did you find this 42% ?

 

[Russian Forcep]

This is admit.org, which uses the same data quoted earlier in the thread.

It's on advanced, and on the upper right-hand side, it's switched to OOS.

 

[Russian Forcep]

where did you find this 42% ?

I forgot to hit reply but see my post above

 

[deleted1174679]

I forgot to hit reply but see my post above

Yes I see it now. It's not too bad. 42% seems the average for most schools. Did anyone here receive a thank you for interview email? Anything about financial aid ?

 

[punchout34334690]

Yes I see it now. It's not too bad. 42% seems the average for most schools. Did anyone here receive a thank you for interview email? Anything about financial aid ?

No. Did you?

 

[deleted1174679]

No. Did you?

yes, it was for the information session and the visit days.

 

[punchout34334690]

yes, it was for the information session and the visit days.

Oh I got that

 

[deleted1174679]

Oh I got that

Did you get the one from the director too?

 

[punchout34334690]

Did you get the one from the director too?

Maybe what did it say?

 

[deleted1174679]

Maybe what did it say?

information about looking into financial aid and to feedback the interviewer. I was wondering if everyone gets this after interviews

 

[punchout34334690]

information about looking into financial aid and to feedback the interviewer. I was wondering if everyone gets this after interviews

I didn’t get that

 

[punchout34334690]

information about looking into financial aid and to feedback the interviewer. I was wondering if everyone gets this after interviews

When did you interview

 

[deleted1174679]

in november

 

[2024NonTradAnon]

Pre II R - email is entitled “NEOMED Application Update.”

Didn’t really hurt because I got an II with my in-state, top choice. This was my first academic “R” in life as I applied ED to undergrad and only applied to one master’s program and got into both. Maybe I’ll be more upset later.

Good luck to everyone else still in process!

 

[premedgirly17]

Pre II R - email is entitled “NEOMED Application Update.”

Didn’t really hurt because I got an II with my in-state, top choice. This was my first academic “R” in life as I applied ED to undergrad and only applied to one master’s program and got into both. Maybe I’ll be more upset later.

Good luck to everyone else still in process!

When did you apply?

 

[RT11001]

IS II received!

 

[2024NonTradAnon]

When did you apply?

October.

I’m also OOS.

 

[onequark]

OOS II today.
If this is helpful for anyone, it looks like the earliest times available for interviews are in the 4th week of January.
I also just got off work (pacific time zone) so I'm guessing some earlier slots may have filled up already from the IIs sent out today.

 

[adt158]

Got the II Monday, Secondary Completed 11/30. Currently OOS for a postbacc, but lived in Ohio from birth through college until 2022. Anybody have insight into whether they'll consider me OOS or IS for application purposes? Based on their post II acceptance breakdown it seems like IS would be a huge advantage

 

[Matroda]

Does anyone know how reputable the 99% post-II acceptance rate is for IS applicants? That is absurd

 

[adt158]

Does anyone know how reputable the 99% post-II acceptance rate is for IS applicants? That is absurd

I think its pretty accurate, but the majority of it probably comes form their early assurance programs

 

[Bassaa]

who gonna email them and ask 🤣

 

[medicine2024]

What is the acceptance rate for post II OOS?

 

[adt158]

What is the acceptance rate for post II OOS?

Something like 40%

 

[medicine2024]

Any idea about the decisions? When are they sending the acceptance? Did any post interview communication happen ?