doctor2be888
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I agree, if they’re sending out the waitlist, they must know what they want to do with the rest of us. Tryin not to be too negative, but I’m anticipating either a triple digit waitlist spot or a rejection at this point. I just wish that they would tell us and get it over with.Does anyone think that the people who are still on hold and haven’t heard about the AL are going to find out this week? I don’t know how they send out the AL that is ranked if they haven’t already ranked all the people they want to wait list?
I’m already triple digit, so I think yall are at least safe from that. Could be an A as well, keep your hopes up.I agree, if they’re sending out the waitlist, they must know what they want to do with the rest of us. Tryin not to be too negative, but I’m anticipating either a triple digit waitlist spot or a rejection at this point. I just wish that they would tell us and get it over with.
I would send an email to the one they said to direct questions to (it's at the bottom of the AL decision paragraph) and you can ask if you are eligible for the MD only program as well and what your position on the AL is!OOS MD/MPH moved to alternate list yesterday! interviewed and Hold-Pool'd in November
anyone know if an MD/MPH can be moved to MD cohort? though the MD/MPH was the only reason I could apply to OHSU (due to the mission based criteria)....
I also believe that everything works out intentionally but it was still hard getting that rejection :,) if you dont mind sharing, what was your experience with reapplying and interviewing as a reapplicant and did they bring it up? Do you have any ideas on what they wanted to see from you or things you decided to change throughout the process from your first time applying to the most recent?OOS Oregon Heritage post II (12/13) R yesterday from hold, 2/2. Definitely a gut punch, but good luck to everyone else still waiting to hear back! This is my third time applying to, interviewing with, and being rejected by OHSU and it's tough not to take it personally. I also just heard back that they are no longer providing individual feedback as they've done previously, but rather a form for self-reflection.
To those feeling jaded by OHSU, just don't, as hard as that may be. Having been through this process multiple times, it does really seem to me that they just want to give all applicants a fair shot at a spot. Unfortunately, a byproduct of that is the painstakingly long waiting periods. It's tough when you really just want to plan your life, but it's nothing personal. From my feedback from previous cycles (and take this with a grain of salt since I am yet to be accepted lol), they really do want to see growth between applications, both personally and professionally, so to echo what others have said, I'd think carefully before diving into an immediate reapp with this upcoming cycle unless you had pretty big recent changes. I wouldn't see it as any major setback to take an extra year or two, just a redirection--an opportunity to diversify your experiences before coming back to reapply, be it retaking the MCAT, pursuing other higher education, gaining additional work/volunteer/leadership experiences, etc. Use this time to further figure out who you are and why you want to do this and live your life! Firm believer that everything happens just as it's meant to.
xoxo sappy lurker
also, happy earth day, go outside!
I'm a reapplicant who's done significantly better this time around. I can't recommend strongly enough: be ready to talk about what's changed since the last time you applied. My understanding is schools want to see critical self-reflection and tangible steps taken for personal growth, and for you to be able to speak clearly and confidently on it. A focus on improving weaknesses couldn't hurt. And if you think you didn't convey an informed view of medicine or a very developed plan for after medical school, that could be something to think about too. I wouldn't rely too heavily on more hours or better stats--if you got the interview, you're good enough in that regard. And what they really care about isn't your resume, it's you.I also believe that everything works out intentionally but it was still hard getting that rejection :,) if you dont mind sharing, what was your experience with reapplying and interviewing as a reapplicant and did they bring it up? Do you have any ideas on what they wanted to see from you or things you decided to change throughout the process from your first time applying to the most recent?
So if we haven’t heard anything from them yet and they’re sending out waitlist and I’m portal still says on hold does that mean a silent R?Alternate is up to #6
Not sure if this moving faster or slower than usual
Idk what the previous post means by "up to #6" but i think it could be possible that the first 5 people declined their alternate listSo if we haven’t heard anything from them yet and they’re sending out waitlist and I’m portal still says on hold does that mean a silent R?
No. You'll hear one way or another by April 30.So if we haven’t heard anything from them yet and they’re sending out waitlist and I’m portal still says on hold does that mean a silent R?
Thank you! Just melting in anxiety, but your posts definitely help!No. You'll hear one way or another by April 30.
I'm kind of expecting a wave of As today or tomorrow, but I could be wrong.
Discord. You’ll get an email about it soon.Is there an accepted students GroupMe?
Do you have any more inforation about this self-reflection form?OOS Oregon Heritage post II (12/13) R yesterday from hold, 2/2. Definitely a gut punch, but good luck to everyone else still waiting to hear back! This is my third time applying to, interviewing with, and being rejected by OHSU and it's tough not to take it personally. I also just heard back that they are no longer providing individual feedback as they've done previously, but rather a form for self-reflection.
To those feeling jaded by OHSU, just don't, as hard as that may be. Having been through this process multiple times, it does really seem to me that they just want to give all applicants a fair shot at a spot. Unfortunately, a byproduct of that is the painstakingly long waiting periods. It's tough when you really just want to plan your life, but it's nothing personal. From my feedback from previous cycles (and take this with a grain of salt since I am yet to be accepted lol), they really do want to see growth between applications, both personally and professionally, so to echo what others have said, I'd think carefully before diving into an immediate reapp with this upcoming cycle unless you had pretty big recent changes. I wouldn't see it as any major setback to take an extra year or two, just a redirection--an opportunity to diversify your experiences before coming back to reapply, be it retaking the MCAT, pursuing other higher education, gaining additional work/volunteer/leadership experiences, etc. Use this time to further figure out who you are and why you want to do this and live your life! Firm believer that everything happens just as it's meant to.
xoxo sappy lurker
also, happy earth day, go outside!
You can just email MD admissions, and they will send you the self-reflection form.Do you have any more inforation about this self-reflection form?
Just saw their financial aid on my OHSU account. It hurts
OMG TIKI YAYYYYYYYY!!!IS A off the AL list today. Good luck to everyone still waiting!
Yes, it's showing the loans and a breakdown of the cost of each categoryMine only shows financial aid was admitted a month ago. Does it show you the amount?
Have you heard back yet?So……I am still on hold on the portal (MD PhD applicant) and I haven’t heard back about anything. I emailed them & no response yet. What should I do????
What was tuition and fees?Yes, it's showing the loans and a breakdown of the cost of each category
Congratulations!!!!!!Just got A from alternate list!!! Can’t believe it, been such a long process as a reapplicant
wow... how much is COA for 1 year MD program?Has anyone recently received a scholarship? Slash, what was the amount like? Looking at the sticker price, it's....WOW.
I'm considered OOS so different I think based on your residence - but in the ballpark of 120K per yearwow... how much is COA for 1 year MD program?
There is a tuition and fee chart by program pdf on the OHSU website.I'm considered OOS so different I think based on your residence - but in the ballpark of 120K per year
I m OOS too and it shook my bones seeing the amount.No scholarships for me. I read somewhere they are already done allocating all the money they had in March and April
Do you remember where you found the info that they're done allocating all the scholarship money? I wonder if they're still giving out full tuition scholarships and the Swindell ones
I just used Chat GPT and it said historically OHSU distributes scholarships to new med students during March + April. Then it said the fact that I am assigned to a package means I was rejected for scholarships. Honestly I m praying for this to be wrong and am still hopeful till school starts
I think you were offered a scholarship right?
How do you set up a campus visit? Or did you just do a self guided visit?During the campus visit, current students said they received 1000 each in September which pertains to this. I hope they are not done distributing major scholarships yet
They had a campus visit day with current students once a month from like January-May. The last one is the end of this month, and Kari sends out regular emails. I would email her directly and see if there's still space, and if not then ask to be connected with one of the current student lisasions to just give you the tour 🙂How do you set up a campus visit? Or did you just do a self guided visit?
As an MD student you are considered full time every quarter including summer right? So 14,500 x 4 for in state?There is a tuition and fee chart by program pdf on the OHSU website.
For instate it’s around 14,200-14,800 per term (tuition + fees), and 20,000-21,000 per term for out of state.