UT and CO have a combined application. Applying to one = applying to the other, though you can designate a preference. If your preference doesn't move forward with your app the other school can choose to interview you AFAIK.
Makes sense, thank you!
It was. However with the 2 on 1 format, I felt like there was a lot of filled up time with conversational responses! They gave me almost 10 min at the end for questions as well and it truly just turned into telling stories back and forth 😂 the interview flew by though!!
Not a current student, but have talked to a lot of current students and toured.
Thank you!! Do you by chance also know what the exam schedule is like? Just cause some schools have 3-4 exams per week and it can be overwhelming
sorry for the late response, I found out some info about it: exams can be expected every 1-2 weeks, sometimes multiple in a week but not always. I do remember I toured on a testing day, and they had therapy dogs on campus. They told me they get therapy dogs for every test week.
Highly dependent student to student and depends on your core site. Technically, you are assigned a core site and depending on the site you might be at the same hospital or bounce around multiple hospitals in town. It is just a matter of luck. If a rotation is not available for you at your core site location, say in Denver, they will send you to a different site and this can be in Colorado or out of state most commonly Kansas, Utah, and Wyoming but more recently Louisiana and occasionally NYC.
Thank you so much! This is very helpful. I have been nervous about how established their rotations are.Highly dependent student to student and depends on your core site. Technically, you are assigned a core site and depending on the site you might be at the same hospital or bounce around multiple hospitals in town. It is just a matter of luck. If a rotation is not available for you at your core site location, say in Denver, they will send you to a different site and this can be in Colorado or out of state most commonly Kansas, Utah, and Wyoming but more recently Louisiana and occasionally NYC.
Outpatient vs. Inpatient is also a luck of the draw. I had a great mix and several of my classmates did but others are just doing outpatient (except for surgery) so again just site dependent. If you are able to move for 3rd year do your research and talk to upper classmen and pick a solid training site.
4th year you do whatever you want
Yes, you are only accepted at the campus you interview for.
Is APS same as being waitlisted?
No. Because if you don't get in this year, you're guaranteed a spot the next year.
OOS II received today and am wondering the same thing
I got an accepted pending seat. Fingers crossed I can get in this cycle! Congrats btw!!!
I'll likely be withdrawing my acceptance -- I hope it gets to you.
Best of luck to you!Same here! Was wondering if anyone had resources on if RVU was still accepting versus waitlist only.
They said they’re full right now so I think they’re only giving out APS and Waitlist, but spots open up in April/ May so I’m hoping I get a seat!
If RVU is your preferred school no need to withdraw! I am hopeful you will get in, medhopeful36.
Nice!!! Did you get a call or just email?
I got the call from an unknown number and then an email thereafter.
When were you put on APS?
I don't remember the exact date, but it was three weeks ago.
Thank you!
Same but 2/27
Same, got an email Friday at 1 PM. I interviewed 3/7
