2024-2025 University of Washington
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Feeling hopeful! The Seattle/OOR AL is at #3!!!
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lastditcheffort
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Up to #3 on Spokane! Is this normal considering how little people are accepted off this waitlist?
Aand it's through #6 for Seattle/OOR now!
lastditcheffort
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It seems like WL are moving kinda early this cycle
Splogies
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True. I imagine that UW is actually making movement as they see people withdraw their A’s, unlike other schools which make everyone wait until 5/1
It’s up through #7 for Seattle/OOR!
lastditcheffort
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Hopefully we'll find out in the next two days!
SEA/OOR is now through #16, fam!!!
dimplesage
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Withdrew my A to the Seattle cohort earlier this week. Very bittersweet, good luck everyone!
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p3rryl0v3rr
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did you mean #23? or really #33? crazy it still hasn't changed from 17 on the portal....
Splogies
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Really 33! I was just as shocked, but extremely grateful!!
Here’s the Seattle cohort GroupMe!: GroupMe - Join the group for WWAMI Seattle Cohort Accepted Students c/o 2029
Wondering the same
Hey, graduating MS4 here from the Seattle cohort. Was wondering whether the Seattle cohort had some sort of group so that I can reach out to all of you. There is a Mother-In-Law apartment near UW in the Bryant neighborhood. I lived here for all my 4 years, extremely quiet and clean and updated place. My landlord only leases it out exclusively to medical students as she wants to offer extremely affordable housing to med students (over 50% off to a comparable place in Seattle).
Edit: I see a groupme link above, but unable to join it.
Edit: I see a groupme link above, but unable to join it.
the groupme got closed because we all got admitted to a slack channel for the incoming class. I am an incoming MS1 and interested in learning more about this property, could I message you?
Regarding WWAMI
They say they will consider out of region applicants if they have a connection to WWAMI, including having lived in one of the states >1 year.
I lived in Washington for a year. Curious if people have experience or data on how people that aren’t WWAMI residents but meet this sort of criteria fare.
They say they will consider out of region applicants if they have a connection to WWAMI, including having lived in one of the states >1 year.
I lived in Washington for a year. Curious if people have experience or data on how people that aren’t WWAMI residents but meet this sort of criteria fare.
I really think you only need legal resident status, they may question why you moved here during the interview stage. You will fill out a residency questionnaire before receiving a secondary. I know a few people who moved to WA within around a year before applying, and they got in. They had genuine reasons for moving, ie. spouse got a job etc.
I don’t live in Washington currently, I did a few years ago
Then you just have to hope for the best, very few people get OOR secondaries. If you meet UW's definition for "having ties," then feel free to apply. Most OOR students I have met have stronger ties than that, like having lived here throughout their childhood.
