2023-2024 UC San Francisco

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Sooo random but pls help fam - I was looking through old mail and found a letter from ucsf finaid office telling me to apply?? But I have not heard back about a decision (interviewed 1/22)... what does this mean lol I remember they said apply early but i don't need to apply unless im accepted? Help? LOL
 
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Sooo random but pls help fam - I was looking through old mail and found a letter from ucsf finaid office telling me to apply?? But I have not heard back about a decision (interviewed 1/22)... what does this mean lol I remember they said apply early but i don't need to apply unless im accepted? Help? LOL

I think you have to make an account within 45 days (I think can’t remember exactly what it said) of receiving the letter. So it’s better to do it just in case. I interviewed the same day as you and haven’t heard back but logged in anyway
 
I think you have to make an account within 45 days (I think can’t remember exactly what it said) of receiving the letter. So it’s better to do it just in case. I interviewed the same day as you and haven’t heard back but logged in anyway
Wonderful thank you! And yea will probably hear back by the end of the month? Ig tbd
 
I was accepted a little over a week ago but I never received the financial aid packet in the mail, can you fill out the financial aid application without it? Are the necessary info/forms online anywhere?
 
I was accepted a little over a week ago but I never received the financial aid packet in the mail, can you fill out the financial aid application without it? Are the necessary info/forms online anywhere?

The financial aid letter includes a username and password they generated for you to log in, so I think you need it.
 
Housing is about 1600-1800 both on and off campus if you live with roommates. For the most convenience, you will want to live near Parnassus (inner-sunset neighborhood) at least for the first year because 95% of required in-person things are here. Mission Bay is like a 20 minute shuttle without traffic and can be even longer with traffic. You can also live elsewhere but inner-sunset is relatively cheap for SF and in my opinion its one of the safest neighborhoods in the city.
 
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They haven’t released decisions for anyone who interviewed late January. So there’s still hope for the next wave that should hopefully be coming out in the next couple of weeks
 
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Is there a chance that there could be waitlist movement with the next wave of decisions in a few weeks or do we think it's not happening until May (if it happens at all)?
 
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Am I crazy to choose UCLA over UCSF?
I know a UCLA med student and they know quite a few ppl who chose UCLA over UCSF, so def not uncommon. Common denominator seems to generally be that they're Cali ppl who want to stay in Cali (so the marginal prestige boost isn't super important), and they preferred the location/program characteristics/financial aid at UCLA over UCSF.
 
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