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What level of formality do you guys think they mean when they say "periodically contact?" Are these full on LOI's or can they mean phone calls
Yeah I think they mean update letters/letters of interest and letters of intent via the application portal.
 
Does admin usually send a link to join the accepted students group? I was accepted last week but still no word about it
 
very finals week question here... but does anyone know if our second semester GPA would influence our spot on the WL? Im not like tanking its just like would a B+/A- vs an A in a class be a difference?
Maybe? There is much, much more that goes into a medical school acceptance than a single semester GPA.
 
If I’ve already sent a Letter of Intent, should I be writing another one? Feels kinda weird and would I write completely new information that my first one?
Yeah I think they mean update letters/letters of interest and letters of intent via the application portal.
 
Are WL decisions also only released on Thursdays? It's interesting there doesn't seem to have been any movement yet
 
Hey guys,

So I had a question for anyone familiar with UVM. Is the clinical experience better at either location? My concern is that there isn’t that many people at the Vt locations which means that you might not see as many patients compared to Ct or is that actually good since you will be able to interact with attendings more?


Thank you.
 
Hey guys,

So I had a question for anyone familiar with UVM. Is the clinical experience better at either location? My concern is that there isn’t that many people at the Vt locations which means that you might not see as many patients compared to Ct or is that actually good since you will be able to interact with attendings more?


Thank you.
I have moved your post to the Vermont thread as that is where you will most likely hear from existing students or applicants in the local area.
 
Hey guys,

So I had a question for anyone familiar with UVM. Is the clinical experience better at either location? My concern is that there isn’t that many people at the Vt locations which means that you might not see as many patients compared to Ct or is that actually good since you will be able to interact with attendings more?


Thank you.
You'll get good experience at either. Will it be the same experience as a school in a major city? Probably not, but people travel hours (not because of traffic but because of distance) to go to UVMMC so you will see lots of interesting pathologies. Not a ton of ethnic diversity but lots of socioeconomic diversity across VT. Some high acuity patients choose to go to Boston, though. I know a few people who went to UVM and they were able to get great hands-on training with more autonomy than big-name academic centers. As long as you are competent and enthusiastic you will get great training.
 
i'm unwell thank you for asking. looks like there was WL movement this time last year but doesn't sound like anyone's seen any yet 😭
I’m hoping we’ll see some movement soon, let’s keep the hope alive!

Edit: just saw that there was some movement. Let’s hope that the traction continues. We got this!! Our time will come!!
 
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Does anyone know the amount of in-person class at UVM? Are there any sample class scheduled available?
They're heavy on in-person learning but it seems like most of it is optional based on talking to students. I got to sit in on a few classes and they were very interesting though.
 
Congrats to all the recently accepted folks 🙂 I am new to SDN and interested in connecting with people/finding potential roommates.. feel free to message me (I'm female but have no gender preferences)
 
Congrats to all the recently accepted folks 🙂 I am new to SDN and interested in connecting with people/finding potential roommates.. feel free to message me (I'm female but have no gender preferences)
is there a groupme or facebook for accepted students?
There is a facebook group link on the "useful links" tab on the accepted students page. Overview, Admitted, Larner College of Medicine Admissions, Larner college of Medicine at the University of Vermont
 
ACCEPTED at 9:48 am this morning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Interview October, DD December, Waitlist May 2. Sent a letter of intent so I will be committing to enroll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See ya in Burly.
ME TOO! congrats future classmate 🫂🫂

II October, DD December, WL May and got off today at 10 am. i also sent a LOI.
 
ACCEPTED at 9:48 am this morning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Interview October, DD December, Waitlist May 2. Sent a letter of intent so I will be committing to enroll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See ya in Burly.
Congratulations!!! When did you send your LOI?
 
Does anyone know the amount of in-person class at UVM? Are there any sample class scheduled available?
Its been like 6 months since i interviewed but if i recall i think their curriculum emphasizes in person class for the most part
 
Its been like 6 months since i interviewed but if i recall i think their curriculum emphasizes in person class for the most part
We were told that the classes are recorded and not mandatory during Closer Look. They let you know about mandatory sessions when they come up. From the students I talked to it seemed like about half preferred to just watch recordings at home and the other half went to lectures, but it was not mandatory.
 
So whats the 101 on clothing I need in vermont coming from the west coast lol
Business casual for clinical functions. Get a lightweight fleece for 40-60deg weather and a heavy down/puffer jacket for when it gets really cold. Layer in sweaters etc as needed. At least one pair of waterproof boots for walking around campus, it's snowy or sleet/muddy for like 7-8 months.
 
Are you saying the "Your Student Aid Index (SAI)" number is the same as EFC? I thought EFC would be 0 since we file as independent now on the FAFSA, also my family will in fact be contributing 0 lol
I think that’s why they renamed it, because the SAI/EFC has always looked at how much the people technically financially responsible for you—your parents when you’re still an undergrad or yourself once you turn 24 (I think that’s the age). Essentially the SAI is how much you should be able to reasonably pay towards your academic fees (theoretically).
 
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