There's no harm in reaching out to the admissions team to ask about your application. Contacting them and expressing interest in VCOM can actually help get your application reviewed sooner.
Yes, reach out to [email protected]!
I'm not sure what you're seeing, but if you email [email protected] they can tell you if you're missing anything.
I would submit your secondary and follow up with an email to [email protected] to let them know that your secondary is complete. They are very understanding, especially if you really want to come to VCOM!
There is both an individual and group component!
There was both individual and group interviews. You're split into two groups and while one group does their individual interviews with 2 faculty members, the other group does this discussion on different moral scenarios. Both were very conversational and nothing was too out of the ordinary
thank you so much!!
I can access it. It could be something with their portal though, I would reach out and ask them
congrats! stats please and when were you complete?
I got the same thing since it says vt does this mean we were assigned Virginia tech campus? I had something’s come up that make vt no longer the ideal location for me but idk if it’s too late to change or what to do..
You should give them a call or send them an email. They review candidates based on how well they match the mission of VCOM, not in the order that applications were received. For example, someone located in the Appalachia target region will likely be reviewed before someone from California. There are a number of other factors that affect this as well such as GPA, MCAT, etc....If you reach out and express interest in VCOM-VA it may help your application get reviewed sooner. Good luck!
it's just something they do, i think they do a lot of them but it can only help 🙂
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Pretty sure it said letter of interest not intent
They don’t, a letter of intent is a letter stating that if accepted you will definitely attend the school. They are really only written after an interview. A letter of interest is just stating you are still interested in the school and are used prior to obtaining an interview. You should only write one letter of intent but can write as many letters of interest as you like.
I submitted I think 9/4 and got the complete email 10/9
Interviewed there recently and they said they give you a set of scrubs, stethoscope, and some resources for studying for boards.
