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I was thinking this too but don't they usually post in advance on X when umichmedmonday is? they haven't posted yet so now I'm thinking it might be next monday
Yeah, that's what I'm starting to suspect as well, the admissions website says IIs start going out in "early August" though so I expected them to start before the 15th. Also, I don't think they announced the first UMichMedMonday ahead of time prior to last year's cycle?
 
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Yeah, that's what I'm starting to suspect as well, the admissions website says IIs start going out in "early August" though so I expected them to start before the 15th. Also, I don't think they announced the first UMichMedMonday ahead of time prior to last year's cycle?
 
For any in staters I believe our interview invites tend to come out later. Check last year's SDN forum
 
also like i said i submitted a lot later and got one so definitely not in order
 
There has always been a trend of more in-state IIs later in the season, but that doesn't mean there won't be in-state IIs in each batch. Most weeks have some in-staters (SDN is not representative!). Hold on!

Good Luck Peeps!
Hunger Games Odds GIF
 
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So, Michigan is super transparent and shares so much useful information on their website. I went searching and found quite a bit that I thought I'd share with you all 🙂

Sources:
Michigan Admissions Snapshot
Michigan Financial Aid
Michigan Match

Interesting Data:
- Michigan interviews on average 457 individuals and accepts 371 individuals. The post-interview acceptance rate doesn't vary much between in-state and out-of-state, but they interview a lot more in-state than out-of-state students.

- The vast majority of interviewed and accepted students were complete in June or July.

- The average accepted and matriculated GPA/MCAT are about the same, but applicant GPA/MCAT is a fair bit lower.

- Over half (55%) of students receive financial gifts in the form of need-based aid (35%, $16,202 average yearly grant) or merit-based aid (47%, $40,191 average yearly grant). Given the percentages, it's clear that a large quantity of students receive both!

- Michigan is the only school I've seen that provides a match-rate pre and post SOAP (93.8% pre-SOAP, 99.4% post-SOAP). This is a massive deal, and it's great to see such transparency!
 
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It’s not looking good for Ohio, 18 interviews scheduled in last 4 years 😭.
Try being from Texas... Not a single Interview Invite offered 🥴 certainly lowers my hope hahah

edit: or at least it's not in the top ten states
 
Try being from Texas... Not a single Interview Invite offered 🥴 certainly lowers my hope hahah

edit: or at least it's not in the top ten states
Try being from Indiana and we're literally adjacent but got 0!

Edit: Jk, just realized we're not in the top 10 so the count isn't shown. But still
 
congrats! oos, but completed on 8/6. When do I expect a response?
Only the interview gods can know…I find it’s best to just worship and not speculate on their actions…they are mysterious beasts
 
This is discouraging. I submitted on 8/6, and fighting for 1 spot out of that 37 from 2000 applications!
 
Do you think it's worth it to submit this secondary at this point? LM 73, URM. I have 2 II's for other schools, so I'm unsure if it's worth it this late!
 
If they honor the submission date like in July, and my submission date is 8/6, am I still having some fair chance ? 🙂
 
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