2023-2024 UC San Francisco

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Hi! I was wondering if there was any lurking med students/ residents who can shoot me a DM for how they found off-campus housing! Thanks!
 
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For those of you who received your financial aid package - did it also include costs of housing (and the aid to cover it)? Or perhaps in general, did your aid package include what's being covered (like health insurance, tuition, housing, etc.)?
 
My heart sunk when I saw the +14 new members in the fb group and that the group me went up to 150 🥲 I have no self control, the number of times I’ve checked the fb and refreshed SDN is insane but I can’t get myself to stop 😭 I still have hope though since last year there were 5 days of reported movement on SDN, once each week in May. Fingers crossed for more movement this week!
 
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do we think WL movement is done? any accepted students in the fb/group me have any insight?

Two people joined the GroupMe on the 2nd and someone left that day as well. I also know someone who was accepted recently and hasn’t been let into the GroupMe yet. So there’s still some movement happening
 
I emailed the admissions office about the repeat in prompt for "2. If you are 2023 or earlier college graduate, please use the space below to tell us what you have done since completing your undergraduate degree. (350 words)", and this is their response:

Thank you for seeking clarification. To confirm, the question is correctly written, and the committee is only seeking responses from those who graduated in 2023 or earlier.
 
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Asking this question regarding UCSF Info session for a friend who is currently out of country.
Do you need to be on camera for info session? what about Q/A? can you just type in your questions? Appreciate your reply.
 
Asking this question regarding UCSF Info session for a friend who is currently out of country.
Do you need to be on camera for info session? what about Q/A? can you just type in your questions? Appreciate your reply.

You should always have your camera on for interviews and important sessions during the medical school application process. If you have it off it looks like you are uninterested and admissions may notice. Only turn it off if you’ve been given explicit permission to do so.

You can type or ask your questions generally.