2024-2025 Tufts

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Once an interview is scheduled is it possible to move up the date if more spots open up? Im currently scheduled for late Jan and wouldn't mind an earlier spot lol
 
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damn I interviewed 10/21 for Boston and have not heard anything or have any update in my portal... am I rejected then? was it an email? at what time?

damn I interviewed 10/21 for Boston and have not heard anything or have any update in my portal... am I rejected then? was it an email? at what time?
I got an email at 7am est. during the interview sesh they told us that people who interviewed that day would hear back this week. It might be a different day for your session idk
 
I got an email at 7am est. during the interview sesh they told us that people who interviewed that day would hear back this week. It might be a different day for your session idk
They told us the ad com was meeting 11/4 and we would hear the following week… unclear if that was this week or next but odd. Is your portal updated too?

Has anyone heard from these interview dats been deferred or rejected?
 
that's crazy - will they even have time to get through all the applicants? is this how every cycle is?
Who knows, maybe yes maybe no. But I presume at least from other SDN threads that we can at least expect to keep hearing for IIs well into the winter here
 
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Does anyone know if we wait for an email with background check info? Like how to submit one? Or do we go through the AAMC website, it’s kinda confusing
 
Does anyone know if we wait for an email with background check info? Like how to submit one? Or do we go through the AAMC website, it’s kinda confusing
Wait until later in the cycle when you know which school you will definitely be enrolling in, then follow the instructions your school gives you
 
+1 Deferred Decision :/
II: late October

Do they like letters of interest or updates at this point? what does this mean for odds of admission? Am I toast? This is one of my top choice schools!
 
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Are there any current students on here that would be able to answer what the general consensus is on needing a car during pre-clinical years? and if you do, what is the parking situation like? Thank you!
 
Are there any current students on here that would be able to answer what the general consensus is on needing a car during pre-clinical years? and if you do, what is the parking situation like? Thank you!
I lived in Boston for undergrad. The med school is right in downtown Boston and as long as you’re planning on living around the city then you definitely wouldn’t need a car. Parking is also often difficult to find and you’ll likely have to pay for it or go into a garage.
 
Are there any current students on here that would be able to answer what the general consensus is on needing a car during pre-clinical years? and if you do, what is the parking situation like? Thank you!
im not a current student but I know that Tufts is affiliated with many hospitals in and around Boston. Some of those hospitals are difficult to get to via public transport so I would lean more towards needing a car.
 
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Are there any current students on here that would be able to answer what the general consensus is on needing a car during pre-clinical years? and if you do, what is the parking situation like? Thank you!

Don’t need car first year, second year you most likely need a car but depending on where you’re placed for CAP you might be able to get away without one. Honestly, parking near or at Tufts seems pretty bad. I heard there’s a parking pass system and it’s ~$7-10 per day, but I haven’t really tried myself.

We luckily have a good amount of options when it comes to public transportation in terms of getting to campus and the med center
 
Are there any current students on here that would be able to answer what the general consensus is on needing a car during pre-clinical years? and if you do, what is the parking situation like? Thank you!

Don’t need car first year, second year you most likely need a car but depending on where you’re placed for CAP you might be able to get away without one. Honestly, parking near or at Tufts seems pretty bad. I heard there’s a parking pass system and it’s ~$7-10 per day, but I haven’t really tried myself.

We luckily have a good amount of options when it comes to public transportation in terms of getting to campus and the med center