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I don’t think they have regional bias they don’t mention the Nevada region in their mission etc
2024-2025 Roseman
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Not even gonna apply atp lol
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deleted1199420
TLDR to anyone who missed it: this program is hard, so they want academic students. This program does not offer free tuition, but they have a good financial aid team. They seem to be primary care focused, there’s no research yet.
Wdym the program is hard 🤣🤣 it’s medical school… also aren’t all students academic students
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deleted1199420
I mean they really emphasize that they want students who will succeed academically. Like they said it every other sentence
I want to be the type of doctor they say they want to train to serve in primary care focus and as a former social worker, I get the SDoH aspects. So hopefully they give a chance🤪 especially since later this spring many will have gone to other established schools 😜
Has the school been built yet ? Orientation date ?
They said at the information session that they will not be accepting Canadians at this time.
Tuition ?
$66,000
The schools is built (3 buildings), orientation is July 21-24 and classes start the 28th!
So after that rapid fire info session, how are oos folks feeling about applying?
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I think they mean high stats. They mentioned academically strong so much during that session so this is what I assume they mean.
But yeah, I think they’ll will have to take what they are going to get at this point of the cycle (but of course there are plenty of high stats individuals with no As right now).
With how much they stressed academically strong, my low stat self is not confident with my chances 🙃
🤷🏻♀️ don’t know yet. But goodness was that a frantic webinar!
did they mention when secondaries will begin to release. It says interviews mid march so they have like 30 minutes to start releasing secondaries
Also I gotta wonder since it was said that the dean used to be at FIU, was he apart of this? Obviously take grievances with a grain of salt.
Also class size ? I assume 60 correct
Was it just me or did they seemly oddly defensive? I thought the questions being asked were completely acceptable for a new med school
They were definitely very vague about it. I would be interested in learning what it looks like in practice
The gunnery is insane, snipers out here
tyke on a bike
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Was there any info released about the types of LORs they want? Didn't see anything on their website
THey said between 3-6 didnt really specify any requirements, just send what you got tbh
It didn't necessarily read as defensive to me. I think they are probably feeling a little overwhelmed and frantic with how quickly they are going to have to move, and were feeling that pressure in the info session because it is getting real. And to be fair we did bombard them with questions in the chat, albeit fair and good questions, there was not going to be enough time to address it all.
I think they want to make it clear that being that this will be the inaugural class, they are not going to have everything ironed out yet (ie. curriculum, support for students), so they want to take on people that are going to be able to handle that extra stress!
mitochondria12
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did they talk about letter of rec requirements during the info session?
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mitochondria12
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Thank you so much!
If I had to guess, about 200 from Nevada will apply, and about 1.3k out of state for a total of around 1500-1600
Nah that too much. This is pretty late in the cycle I doubt that we will even get that much. Maybe 700 I think
If you have $140 to spend, and think you could be one of the probably 15 or less out of state applicants they will take, feel free.
We don’t know for sure about the 90% IS thing. What they said in the info session directly contradicted that
True, but even if they took 25% of their class out of state, that would only be 15 seats. I also wrote admissions and they explicitly mentioned that they WILL have a preference for in-state, but they encourage qualified out of state applicants to apply.
That would be 15 matriculated seats. They are likely, especially as a new med school, likely to admit much more than 60 seats. They did seem to emphasize high stats for OOS apps though
No specific cut off, but they said to only apply when you are “academically ready”
nerdthebird
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Idk, if they began their cycle at the same time as all other schools I would agree with you. However, with the cycle beginning this late, likely the vast majority of their applicants either have no A's or think Roseman would be preferable to their current A's. Because of this, I don't anticipate much WL movement, since I'd guess most of the applicants have no better option.
infinitemusix
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Has anyone received a secondary?
infinitemusix
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They also state they’re going to start interviews in mid-March too 🙃 I just thought maybe they would maybe speed up their secondary distribution/screening
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I think secondaries 100% will be out next week
The first week of March?
How good exactly is their financial aid?
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deleted1199420
Didn’t say, just said is good
