2024-2025 Boston University

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Was it a decent package?
I would say so. Made it comparable to IS UMass tuition so now I am really having a hard time deciding between the schools. I honestly think COL is still just such a difference that I give the lean to UMass now. but much closer than both at base tuition and COL
 
Hey all, besides withdrawing on the portal, is there a way to withdraw on "CYMS" AMCAS as well somehow? I can't find an option, thanks! Want one of ya'll to get my acceptance!!!
 
Any current students lurking around that I could DM with some questions? Specifically about the curriculum and the flipped classroom approach! TIA!
 
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@Mr. Macrophage Hey! Quick question, if a school states in their traffic rules that you need to withdraw all waitlist offers, does that refer to just simply being on a waitlist or offers that are conferred after being on a waitlist? For example, if I'm on School A's waitlist, would I need to ask them to remove me essentially?
 
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I think others had the same issue -- for anyone who withdrew, how long did it take to reflect on CYMS? I have already CTE'd to another school, but no withdrawal indicated in AMCAS for BU.
 
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Anyone get an email from CAMEDAdm regarding a transcript that was due June 15,2024 this morning? the date is throwing me off because i just got a notification to submit a transcript.
 
Does anyone know by any chance the size (dimensions) of the closet or desk in the BU medical school apartments?
 
+1 R this morning, this is after WL from March

"We wrote to you several months ago inviting you to take a position on the waiting list for admission to the next entering class at Chobanian & Avedisian SOM. It is with great regret that I write now to inform you that we will be unable to offer a place in the class. This is a disappointment, as much for those who are responsible for the decision as it may be for you, the candidate who is turned away.

Most of the candidates we are considering this year are qualified to attend medical school and are likely to make important contributions to our profession and to society. Sadly, with about 100 applicants for every seat in the class, we are forced to deny many exceptional people.

We acknowledge and respect your accomplishments and appreciate your patience over the past few months. Please accept our best wishes for all your future endeavors.

Sincerely,
Kristen Goodell, M.D.
Associate Dean of Admissions
Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine"