No, I’m not kidding. I feel like I should’ve been contacted by now. I’m wondering if this is yield protection. This is not satire.
Okay in that case I have a few follow up questions.True, my essays were crap, but my extra curriculums were pretty decent. I’m an EMT, but I have no research experience at all.
it is possible to be "too competitive" for certain schoolsTruly can’t tell if this is satire
1 ISOkay in that case I have a few follow up questions.
1. In state or OOS
2. How many schools did you apply to
3. Any II or A’s?
4. Any particular reason this one has your attention?
I agree with you, my concern is that I received three interview invites from schools that I completed in October and I was complete for Buffalo in August and heard nothing from inDepends on your extracurriculars too, high stats just one of three requirements for interview invite. Activities and personal statement equally important, and letters might be an issue too.
Well you’ve got some good prospects. While your theory certainly is possible, it’s also possible you’re examining this too closely. This process is incredibly stressful, so I understand where you’re coming from but maybe they haven’t reviewed your application, or have you in a hold pile, or are waiting to send a rejection. It’s not because of your stats, and tbh part of this process includes luck in who reads your app. Ultimately, this school may or may not reach out (disappointing response I know) but it’s the nature of admissions. My advice, do your best to take your mind off of the apps because in this scenario your anxiety may be getting the best of you.1 IS
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3 I interviewed at Hofstra and Albert Einstein in December. I will interview at Stony Brook at the end of January.
4. I did my undergraduate here. It’s got a good vibe and the medical seems to to have a caring and supportive environment
I really appreciate the advice and insight thanx
Yes, you’re correct with everything you say this waiting is making me neurotic. And I’m pontificating all kinds of scenarios as to why this school is not getting back to meWell you’ve got some good prospects. While your theory certainly is possible, it’s also possible you’re examining this too closely. This process is incredibly stressful, so I understand where you’re coming from but maybe they haven’t reviewed your application, or have you in a hold pile, or are waiting to send a rejection. It’s not because of your stats, and tbh part of this process includes luck in who reads your app. Ultimately, this school may or may not reach out (disappointing response I know) but it’s the nature of admissions. My advice, do your best to take your mind off of the apps because in this scenario your anxiety may be getting the best of you.
ME TOO!! I can’t believe my eyes! (Also sorry, what does LM mean T-T)IS II! Complete 7/17, LM 66.5. I'm so happy because this is my first MD interview and would really appreciate any tips!!
LM is your lizzy m score which is calculated by imputing your mcat score and gpa! If you’re curious, you can calculate it by searching lizzy m score sdnME TOO!! I can’t believe my eyes! (Also sorry, what does LM mean T-T)
OOF. I chose virtual due to traveling difficulties and better schedule flexibility. Hopefully it will be okay 😭 I also saw on some past forums that some people had to reschedule due to weather troubles in Buffalo so I got nervous 😭 hopefully I can do well in my interview! I shall try my best!Just an FYI for anyone still interviewing or with an upcoming interview offer, if you’re serious about going to UB and it’s your top school I highly recommend doing your interview in person. They say there’s no bearing on your application between the two modes, but it’s much easier to connect with staff, interviewers, and admin in person and makes you much more memorable and shows you’re committed.
Second this. I interviewed in person in November and got an A in December. One of the first things they said was that they REALLY appreciated us coming in person. I'm sure they are being honest that they don't weigh in person more than virtual, but in my experience, many subtleties about a person are lost over video calls, especially if you are more introverted——online, it could come across that you look less enthusiastic or engaged.Just an FYI for anyone still interviewing or with an upcoming interview offer, if you’re serious about going to UB and it’s your top school I highly recommend doing your interview in person. They say there’s no bearing on your application between the two modes, but it’s much easier to connect with staff, interviewers, and admin in person and makes you much more memorable and shows you’re committed.
yes, that's what it says on their website. Also, last cycle, ppl heard back the last week of marchAre interviewees expected to hear back end of March?
They said MarchWhen does Buffalo send out Fin Aid documents and stuff ?
When were you complete? Do you mind sharing the date?+1 IS II 2 days ago, just sent an email declining the invite today. Good luck to everyone still waiting!
Congrats!! When did you interview?got the A today!!!!! 😭
Thank you! I interviewed on 1/15 so I wasn't expecting a reply so soon. I'm so so happy right nowCongrats!! When did you interview?
BROO CONGRATS OMG I THOUGHT YALL WOULDNT HEAR UNTIL MARCHgot the A today!!!!! 😭
From the faculty member that interviewed me: letters of intent/thank you letters are polite, they read them, etc., but the committee's written evaluation is closed basically right after your interview concludes. For example, I finished my second interview at 2 and they made their decision by 3. Kinda have to just ride the wave at this point.Also! Does anyone know if post interview letters of intent are helpful?
This math is for in-state, FWIW, but for those fretting post-interview:From the faculty member that interviewed me: letters of intent/thank you letters are polite, they read them, etc., but the committee's written evaluation is closed basically right after your interview concludes. For example, I finished my second interview at 2 and they made their decision by 3. Kinda have to just ride the wave at this point.
n = 1 but I sent one like 2 weeks before the decision date in December and I got accepted. Am IS.Also! Does anyone know if post interview letters of intent are helpful?
I think its mainly helpful to express continued interest through thank you notes after the interview by letting them know your interview reaffirmed your commitment to one day attending or reaffirmed buffalo as your top choice (if it is). I feel it may be safer to save the letter of intent in the case you get waitlisted since it'll hold far more weight when they're picking applicants from the pool.Also! Does anyone know if post interview letters of intent are helpful?
Congratulations. Do you mind sharing your complete date?IS II Today
Thanks! Completed 7/23Congratulations. Do you mind sharing your complete date?