2024-2025 Indiana

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Does anyone know how soon we should respond to the acceptance offer? I'm still ranking my campus preferences.
 
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Hi all. I filled out and responded to the letter they sent me in the mail, saying I accept the offer.

Besides this, there isn't anything I need to do, right? I'm confused, because in order to respond to the "Offer Response" tab, I need to also rank the campuses, which I'm not ready to do yet.
 
Hi all. I filled out and responded to the letter they sent me in the mail, saying I accept the offer.

Besides this, there isn't anything I need to do, right? I'm confused, because in order to respond to the "Offer Response" tab, I need to also rank the campuses, which I'm not ready to do yet.
"In the early Spring, accepted applicants will be assigned to a campus location based on the submission date of the campus preference list and the availability of space." so I would suggest submitting your ranking sooner rather than later
 
Hi all. I filled out and responded to the letter they sent me in the mail, saying I accept the offer.

Besides this, there isn't anything I need to do, right? I'm confused, because in order to respond to the "Offer Response" tab, I need to also rank the campuses, which I'm not ready to do yet.
I'd say do it ASAP. The earlier you do it, the more likely youll get your top ranked campus. I got accepted last March, way after so many other people filled out their rankings, and I got my 4th or 5th rank (can't remember how I ranked my current campus, but it was towards the bottom).

However, I am extremely happy with my experience so far here, and would definitely rank it number 1 if I had to do it again!

So yeah, try to rank it ASAP if you want a campus to be close to your support system or want a specific campus, but imo, all campuses do things extremely well and give the same opportunities. You will have a great time if you end up in any campus.
 
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Hello! I've been chosen for an interview and noticed that on my interview schedule tab, there is a section under 'Type' showing 'MD Indianapolis'. Is this just a generic placeholder type given to all candidates or does this have any bearing on which campus I'll end up at?
 
Hello! I've been chosen for an interview and noticed that on my interview schedule tab, there is a section under 'Type' showing 'MD Indianapolis'. Is this just a generic placeholder type given to all candidates or does this have any bearing on which campus I'll end up at?
It actually has nothing to do with you, but it tells you about your interviewer. Meaning that the interviewer is an MD at the indy campus and it also has nothing to do with where you'll be placed as that's what the campus ranking system is for.
 
It actually has nothing to do with you, but it tells you about your interviewer. Meaning that the interviewer is an MD at the indy campus and it also has nothing to do with where you'll be placed as that's what the campus ranking system is for.
Thanks for the helpful answer!
 
where should I be seeing the zoom links to the interviews and info sessions? I don’t see anything about it on my portal and the last email I got was the interview confirmation that told me my interview time. My interview’s in about a week
 
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Does anyone understand how the scholarship essays work? Can you only select one of the five categories to write an essay for, or can you write one for all 5? I'm a little bit confused by the ui.
 
Does anyone understand how the scholarship essays work? Can you only select one of the five categories to write an essay for, or can you write one for all 5? I'm a little bit confused by the ui.
From the IUSM Information slides ("Scholarship applicants can apply only to one of the above categories.")
 

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I interviewed early october and am still waiting. I am IS, anybody know if this means R basically? Anybody else interviewed this date, or before, still waiting?
 
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ed the A today (1/18) around 2:00p
511 (taken twice); 3.97 GPA
Had lots of clinical experience, some research, and “enough” volunteer hours.
Took a gap year, but for personal reasons…graduated undergrad in 3 years so I didn’t necessarily feel ‘behind.’
Good luck everyone!!
Wow this is almost very similar to me lmao hope i can get accepted alongside with you and everyone else here