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It seems like it. Based on prior years, final pool will be Wednesday next week.Are all of the R's so far for people who did not interview?
Wait, I'm confused. So if they follow last year's trend, they'll give the decisions on A's, post II Rs, and Final pools next wednesday?It seems like it. Based on prior years, final pool will be Wednesday next week.
I think people who have interviewed and haven't received an acceptance by next Wednesday will be notified they are final pooled, meaning they'll re-review your app and let you know mid-March if you're either accepted, waitlisted, or rejected. From prior years, it seems like they don't reject you until March if you interviewed. I think...Wait, I'm confused. So if they follow last year's trend, they'll give the decisions on A's, post II Rs, and Final pools next wednesday?
The Carvening of January 2025 will go down in history+1 on the OOS pre-II R. The Carvening claims another
Congratulations! Approximately when did you interview?OOS A !
It's hard to say. There have been people that got an acceptance on final pool day. It is not entirely bad to be final pooled; a huge % of the class comes from it.If I've interviewed here and haven't heard back by this point, is it basically guaranteed that I'm in the final pool? Also, how 'bad' is being in the final pool? Someone in one of the threads said that they take up to 2/3rds of their class from their final pool.
The waiting has been real.I’m stressed
Final pool email is coming soon. It isn't really a waitlist, just means we have to wait till mid march for decisions. At that point you'll either get accepted, rejected, or waitlisted (with a # for where you are in line).When the waitlist email comes out by the end of January, if we are on it, will we get a number for where we are in line?
I’m speaking on behalf of friends that attend this school because I asked them similar questions lol — much of their pre-clinical has the option of in-person or virtual for lectures, but on a weekly basis there are in-person, case-based learning and in-person anatomy lab which are required. From what I gather, most of the students don’t mind their on-campus commitments. My friend’s perspective is that the curriculum coordinators regularly review content and feedback from students, but if you’re vehemently against receiving grades then this might not be a good fit for you.I saw that they have mandatory attendance and H/NH/P/F, can any current students speak on how their schedule is and how the student environment is?
Nope, not yet; interviewed a while ago too (I'm scared)Has anyone heard anything today?
Does this differ for OOS vs IS applicants? Going back through the thread, I’ve seen a lot more OOS As relative to IS, so are the majority of final pool acceptances for IS applicants?It's hard to say. There have been people that got an acceptance on final pool day. It is not entirely bad to be final pooled; a huge % of the class comes from it.
On my interview day, they said they over-admit for OOS applicants expecting they might have other schools with better financial deals to weigh and target admit for IS applicants because in state tuition is typically the best deal. So it sounds like they separate into two pools IS vs OOSDoes this differ for OOS vs IS applicants? Going back through the thread, I’ve seen a lot more OOS As relative to IS, so are the majority of final pool acceptances for IS applicants?
when did you interview? best of luck with the rest of the cycle!OOS R
It was October 14th. Pretty bummed because I walked out of interview loving the area, the campus, and the medical school.when did you interview? best of luck with the rest of the cycle!
Congratulations!! When was your interview?IS A!