Equivalent-Pudding15
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Did your interviews go the full 60 min?
The statistics are accurate but I believe you are misunderstanding the average indebtedness. The discounted tuition program students who will spend all 4 years at JHU with free tuition have not graduated yet.is the data on MSAR/admit for this school accurate for what statistics look like post-most people getting full tuition? or from the year before
My interview with the student was only 45 minutes, with like 30 minutes of me asking them questions. decided at that point that it wasn't worth it to keep asking questions just for the sake of seeming interested, so i just said those were all the questions I had and asked the student interviewer if they had any remaining questions or advice for me that I hadn't asked about.Did your interviews go the full 60 min?
Similar MCAT, was a super chill interview for both the faculty and student.I still can't believe I'm being considered for admission and am so thankful but also super nervous for my interview next week as this is my dream school. My mcat is below their median (517) and I'm worried that I they'll grill me about minor things or that I have to outperform to earn my spot. I'm wondering if anyone could share their experiences and any advice if you've interviewed here already. Thank you so much for all of your guys' help, you're amazing!
yeah i filled it out. needs a lot of tax documents lolDid anyone who interviewed fill out the css profile? It seems a lot more complicated than the fafsa. I believe the deadline is 12/15
what dates are they offering?+1 OOS II, submitted late July
Does anyone have any tips on the interviews? And what is the student panel discussion I'm confused on what it is lol
only next week was availablewhat dates are they offering?
also wondering about this!admit says the II to A is 50%? How true is that? The # of II sent out matches MSAR numbers but anyone know how many people are actually accepted?
am i getting poe's law'd here because this is really good baitthe ratio is 34% of II get accepted but thats older (2022/2023) US news data. things change. based on admit.org is about 50%. this could be because the data is too old to be representative or admit.org population is skewed towards good applicants. just remember, since you are a user of SDN/admit.org, you fall into the population with a 50% rate. so you have about a 50% chance post-II
Admit’s stat page is not based off their collected data but is instead based off available data from the msar and the school’s sitethe ratio is 34% of II get accepted but thats older (2022/2023) US news data. things change. based on admit.org is about 50%. this could be because the data is too old to be representative or admit.org population is skewed towards good applicants. just remember, since you are a user of SDN/admit.org, you fall into the population with a 50% rate. so you have about a 50% chance post-II