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How long does it usually take to get an interview invite? I received a II on 9/26 and submitted on 10/04, and my PREview scores were released on 10/15. I know it can take a while, but, like, i'm dying :dead:.

And congrats to those who've been accepted!
 
How long does it usually take to get an interview invite? I received a II on 9/26 and submitted on 10/04, and my PREview scores were released on 10/15. I know it can take a while, but, like, i'm dying :dead:.

And congrats to those who've been accepted!
II is interview invite not secondary hahah

I submitted Aug end, nothing yet
 
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i apologize if this has already been asked, but is the whole MMI closed-file? I haven't received an II yet but just curious
 
To anyone who has interviewed already- ya'll got any tips on how to prepare (especially for those who work full-time/raises kid(s))?
 
IS post II rejection wooooo
I've heard of some qualified applicants who thought their interview went well getting the R. Makes me wonder if they give out a certain percentage of interviews solely for their research about AAMC Preview
 
I've heard of some qualified applicants who thought their interview went well getting the R. Makes me wonder if they give out a certain percentage of interviews solely for their research about AAMC Preview
That would be a waste of an interview slot though. I would think the preview information and research would come alongside their normal applicant selection for interviews and not vice versa.
 
I've heard of some qualified applicants who thought their interview went well getting the R. Makes me wonder if they give out a certain percentage of interviews solely for their research about AAMC Preview
With davis having such a mission focused class, even those with good interviews and solid stats may get rejected/WL. Very similar to UC Riverside, you can be qualified and have a good interview, but they want a very specific mission fit.
 
That would be a waste of an interview slot though. I would think the preview information and research would come alongside their normal applicant selection for interviews and not vice versa.
True, but I'd imagine there's some folks out there with 1/9 Preview + solid GPA/MCAT who they normally wouldn't have interviewed just to see what's up.
 
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So I got an application is complete email after being rejected post interview two weeks ago... Did anyone else get that email?
 
So I got an application is complete email after being rejected post interview two weeks ago... Did anyone else get that email?
i just got the application complete email too… submitted 7/25. preview completed in early june and had all my letters and scores in before i submitted. 😭😭 and silence since then… quite confused why it took so long
 
I think most who passed their pre-secondary screen are all from the area. Fingers crossed
 
if we havent received a secondary by now, do we just assume we wont be getting one? My mcat was received 9/24 and nothing yet
 
if we havent received a secondary by now, do we just assume we wont be getting one? My mcat was received 9/24 and nothing yet
I think you're still in the running until January. From the seminars I attended the adcom member said they do a holistic screen and if you don't pass it, you're put into a separate pile that they keep revisiting throughout the cycle. I'd wager a human has seen your app by this point though so not sure if it's good news
 
Has anyone who interviewed/been accepted apply to any of the special programs (community health scholar pathways)? I'm wondering if they only interview for these later on in the cycle.
 
How accurate is cycle track? The numbers look way off to me. It says median of interviewees is like a 519 right now
 
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I feel like disadvantaged folks don’t utilize SDN or cycle track as much. So 519 makes sense for here, given that they interview so many disadvantaged applicants.
Makes sense. Honestly it feels their class composition is a ton of 500-505's with a sprinkle of 518-525's to drag the mean up.
 
I feel like disadvantaged folks don’t utilize SDN or cycle track as much. So 519 makes sense for here, given that they interview so many disadvantaged applicants.
Those with higher stats likely feel more comfortable discussing their cycle and also would likely know what SDN and Cycle track are. I was super disadvantaged growing up, if I never met my fiance I wouldn't even know these resources exist for pre meds.