Is anyone interviewing in person? I am trying to decide whether I can make interviewing in-person work because I like far enough away where I need to fly and work full-time so would need to take leave.
How soon are the II dates?
Is anyone interviewing in person? I am trying to decide whether I can make interviewing in-person work because I like far enough away where I need to fly and work full-time so would need to take leave.
LM? Complete date?
interview invite?? already?!
Interview invite! LM is around 75ish. Think I submitted 7/28?No way. Secondary or interview?
Is anyone interviewing in person? I am trying to decide whether I can make interviewing in-person work because I like far enough away where I need to fly and work full-time so would need to take leave.
3 virtual options as soon as Aug 20th.How soon are the II dates?
August 27 is the only in-person dayInterview invite! LM is around 75ish. Think I submitted 7/28?
Which days are in-person? I don't have access to my computer rn.
I ended up deciding to interview in-person, and would love to meet others who are also interviewing that day. Feel free to message me. Also open to any advice from current students regarding the interview process 🙂Is anyone interviewing in person? I am trying to decide whether I can make interviewing in-person work because I live far enough away where I need to fly and work full-time so would need to take leave.
^ Please reach out to me as well! Looking to speak with some current students.Are any current students willing to answer some questions for me? If yes, please PM. Thank you 🙂
Per their website: "We strongly recommend at least one letter from someone who has taught you in a science class, even if you are a non-traditional applicant."Does Loyola require two science LORs?
This one is killing me 😵3. Relate a situation within your professional formation in which you determined that something you did or said did not go over well with someone else. How did you know? What did you do? What did you learn from the experience?
SSOMDo they prefer to be called Loyola, Stritch or SSOM?
Following 😅Hey guys! for the phonetic part of the secondary are we supposed to be using symbols from that website or just basic phonetic spelling?
Hey guys! for the phonetic part of the secondary are we supposed to be using symbols from that website or just basic phonetic spelling?
If it helps, when I submitted mine I used the exact symbols that the website gave (ie: Amanda = əˈmændə)@ClashRoyaleKing so you didnt use the symbols or anything from that website? For example if your name is Joe would you just put JOH?
Same! I have the rest of the secondary filled out but can't think of what to write on this one at all...This one is killing me 😵
You're applying to just 6 schools?Same! I have the rest of the secondary filled out but can't think of what to write on this one at all...
Grew up in Chicagoland, don't want to leave so I only applied to Chicagoland schools. Plus I could hardly afford applying to only 6 schools lol I have no idea how I'd apply to moreYou're applying to just 6 schools?
Wouldn't this just be based on the AMCAS letters, and how your writers uploaded it?Does anyone know if they will still consider LORs valid if it just has my first or ms. last name 😅 The secondary email says in bold letters "it is very important your LORs have your full name". I think some of the ones I assigned to the school might just have my first name.
tbh it's bc I wasnt sure if my writers just did Ms. (Last name) or (first name) only, when the secondary email says make sure it says full name explicitly. Imma just assume they put my full name since they've written letters before 😭Wouldn't this just be based on the AMCAS letters, and how your writers uploaded it?
Don’t believe everything you read on msar. It says this on their website"Although the committee considers community college credits within the academic review, these credits cannot be used to fulfill required pre-requisite coursework." From MSAR
Should I even submit my secondary? I did most of my pre-requisites at my community college, so I don't know if they are going to just toss my application. 🙁
I believed the schools write what is on MSAR so I went with it. Thank youDon’t believe everything you read on msar. It says this on their website
"Community college courses are accepted as fulfilling premedical requirements, but the committee strongly recommends at least 12 hours of science coursework from a four-year university or graduate program."
Msar is a great resource it just isn’t always as up to date or detailed as the schools websiteI believed the schools write what is on MSAR so I went with it. Thank you
First interview is this upcoming Tuesday.Has anyone interviewed here yet? Could they talk a little about how they felt the "vibes" were?
if you can afford it and can take the time off it is better IMO to go in person. It shows commitment to school and it is easier to connect with interviewer in person than over zoom. my maybe hot take is the "hybrid" interview perpetuates inequity in admission since the people that can afford to make it in person have the advantage. all interviews should just be virtual IMHOOOS II 8/18 - LM 68.4 - Completed 8/3.
On a side note, does anybody know if there's an advantage to doing an in-person interview compared to virtual?
I currently work at Stritch and from what adcoms have told me is that there is no benefit one over the other. It's purely to give people a chance to come visit campus but doesn't actually impact the admission process since they realize that some people can't make it out.OOS II 8/18 - LM 68.4 - Completed 8/3.
On a side note, does anybody know if there's an advantage to doing an in-person interview compared to virtual?
To clarify I don’t think there is any “on paper” benefit to in person interviewing and I am sure the school doesn’t outwardly favor in person interviews. I do think that it incorporates more bias into the process. When you can make physical eye contact with someone in person, shake someone’s hand, and physically interact with someone that psychologically is going to make it easier to connect with a person when compared with over a computer screen. Taking the time be there in person demonstrates a commitment to the school that is harder to to convey over zoom. To ignore the bias in person interviewing adds is IMO problematic. Hence why I feel all interviews should be over zoom as that method is most accessible to all applicants and mitigates unconscious bias.I currently work at Stritch and from what adcoms have told me is that there is no benefit one over the other. It's purely to give people a chance to come visit campus but doesn't actually impact the admission process since they realize that some people can't make it out.
Nice! When did you submit??+1 OOS II received this morning, LM 72
7/30Nice! When did you submit??
if i haven't submitted my seconday yet, am i totally screwed?
Not for a school without a hard deadline, and please don’t post this same message across your school threads.if i haven't submitted my seconday yet, am i totally screwed?
That's fine! As long as you answer the question(s) as thoroughly as you can without being repetitive or "fluffing" it up too much.Is it valid that some of my responses did not reach 500 words?
I got a II, and most of my responses were in the 300-400 word rangeIs it okay that some of my responses did not reach 500 words?
Thank you! Congrats 🙂I got a II, and most of my responses were in the 300-400 word range