Feeling awful about my interviewwas very nervous, felt like I was rambling, questions were difficult. I guess we’ll see what happens!
We can be one of the worst judges of our own performance. You likely did better than you thought! As many will tell you, you never know until you get the final results. The hardest part is over; it's out of your hands now. You did your best, and that's all that counts! Just try to keep busy for the next couple of weeks. I walked away feeling like I bombed it too, but the interview is only one aspect of your application. Never know what they're looking for exactly. Don't sweat it too much. (Got on the alternate list<10).Feeling awful about my interview
I felt the exact same way about mine. Even worse, maybe! Got the A. Don't count yourself out! We are our own worst critics.Feeling awful about my interview
Just got mine today.
I interviewed Spokane in December and I rambled and it was by far my worst interview T_T
Screaming, crying, throwing up in anticipation for tomorrow wby 🫠🫠🫠
Same 🫡 cannot wait to be at work all day!
+1😭😭😭😭 crying
same😭😭😭
we are our own worst critics! Good luck to everyone!!
I’m not quite sure, but if you haven’t heard anything you’re still in the running
I got my call a few minutes before 5pm today and I can’t imagine they would’ve finished evaluating everyone by today, especially if you interviewed this week. I interviewed December 5 (Tuesday) and didn’t get my SUC email until December 11 the next Monday. So maybe it takes a bit to review?
Same, I cried right after my interview because I felt so awful about itA to Spokane!! Interviewed 12/5
I hope anyone that felt terrible and frazzled at their interview can have some hope....I thought my interview was a straight crapshow but my EXCOM member said that they were very impressed
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It’s a few messages up
I can only see the Spokane group, looking for Seattle group (on facebook)It’s a few messages up
I don't think there's a FB group. There's a Seattle cohort groupme, though!
If you were to measure the accuracy it would be 100% haha those are literally the statistics that UWSOM posted themselves. Granted its not a guarantee that they will reach those numbers this year. It could be higher or it could be lower nobody knows.
Hi there, sorry to hear about the R but it sounds like you have a great positive attitude to improve and reapply!
I'm IS and got the A. My gap year was planned after I graduated, and I'm currently working on a Master's online in a field I'm passionate about. I was originally I would work part time as a CNA (which I did a few summers ago) or in another patient-care job, but some stuff came up with family and traveling so I have just been doing my studies online and working some odd jobs and volunteering. I would suggest reaching out to admissions and seeing if they could give you feedback on why you weren't accepted and what you could do to improve because I think what you do in your gap year would be more specific to your situation. I have heard several schools offer these services, but I'm not sure if that is only available if you reach the interview stage. Unless your shortcomings were a lack of clinical experience or writing quality or low MCAT, you might need to take a bit longer than just this spring to work on things and might be better off applying next year to show strong improvement. Good luck!! Feel free to pm me with any questions I love your positive energy and you are resilient!! Im also IS, accepted to Seattle campus. After graduation, I joined a research lab because I had no research and lab skills (still no publications but I felt like I learned a ton of new things everyday). My position also allowed me to interact with patients, go into OR for research purpose but also shadow while on the job, interacted with pathologists who asked me to come over and teach me the random things about human anatomy. I would say jobs in clinical research would give you a bit of both. Besides work, I tutor English to immigrants in Seattle area. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions (and my lab is also hiring for my position too!!)
Reapplicant here and got the A for Seattle. You can ask for feedback from the school if you at least got an II this year. Unless they mention a specific weakness, really focus on rewriting your essays! Ive found UW to be generous to reapplicants so best of luck to you!
Congratulations!!! Are you MT WWAMI? and if so, when did you interview?
Yes MT WWAMI and I interviewed yesterday!
Awesome, congrats again! Also interviewed yesterday and felt pretty bad about my interview so just patiently waiting for my R or WL email to come next week now.
Same!!! Excited to meet everyone!
I’m also a MT applicant, interviewed 2/6 and didn’t receive a call🙁 I believe they said that we will get an email sometime next week.MT cohort, interviewed 2/7, no phone call
Anyone know how long they take to send the WL/R emails?
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought I was told there was a possibility for further calls on Monday. Based off of some things that were mentioned to me during my call I know they haven't finished all decisions yet.MT cohort, interviewed 2/7, no phone call
Anyone know how long they take to send the WL/R emails?
Thanks for sharing, I didn’t know that!
Everyone's circumstances are so different that lead to them getting an acceptance, so make sure you take it all with a grain of salt! I was accepted last month into the Spokane cohort with below average GPA, along with a 50X MCAT. But I have also taken a few gap years and have a bunch of paid clinical/paid research/ volunteer hours caring for underserved populations.
I have low stats (LM 61.5) and was accepted into the Seattle cohort as an OOR applicant!
