2025-2026 Brown (Alpert)

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How dare they

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OOS WL, wanted it so bad.. does anyone know what this meant on their waitlist page: “Please keep in mind we are interviewing candidates through February, and most waitlist movement (offers and rejections) happens around April 30”

Does that mean folks on the WL can actually get rejected before all students have even committed? I’m getting scared too early
 
OOS WL, wanted it so bad.. does anyone know what this meant on their waitlist page: “Please keep in mind we are interviewing candidates through February, and most waitlist movement (offers and rejections) happens around April 30”

Does that mean folks on the WL can actually get rejected before all students have even committed? I’m getting scared too early
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Noo tell us all here.
Current student accepted off the waitlist during my cycle - Brown does pull students from the waitlist starting in like early may (based on what happened during my cycle). To my knowledge, they don't reject before they get a sense of how many have committed; they started rejecting/accepting after that during my cycle but I'm not directly involved with admissions. happy to talk specifics or give advice privately if you want to message me
 
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Does anyone know what it means if I haven't gotten rejected yet but I applied in July? This is my second time applying, and last year I got rejected at the end of the interview cycle. I didn't even realize they send out rejections throughout the cycle.
 
Does anyone know what it means if I haven't gotten rejected yet but I applied in July? This is my second time applying, and last year I got rejected at the end of the interview cycle. I didn't even realize they send out rejections throughout the cycle.
Brown holds the bulk of their apps to mass reject at the end. If you make it that far it means you were at least competitive and were a good fit for their program, but as cliche as it is, they really do only have spots for a certain number of qualified applicants. You make it that far just know it probably came down to luck on who ended up getting those last few IIs and you were just as deserving as everyone else.
 
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recently recieved an interview invite and super grateful for it! does anyone have any interview tips or advice specific to warren alpert medical school? 🙂
 
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