2025-2026 Roseman

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I haven't done Kira yet. do I have 30 sec to prepare and 2 min to answer like practice? and how many questions do we have?
 
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For those who are considering this school to attend, have you heard anything about rotations? Also, how long does it take to get accreditation from pre-accreditation?
I'm not sure about rotations, but accreditation usually happens after the first class graduates. That is, if they meet all the requirements and their Step rates are good.
 
+1 OOS interview received last Friday. Does anyone know if they are only interviewing for WL or is there a chance for an A
 
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Just got an email that my primary was received. Spoke to admissions and they said they are still sending out interview invites. When I asked if they are looking to fill the class they said that some applicants who they are interested may apply late and may still be viable for committee review. Not sure if I will get any traction on this but we will see!
 
Just got an email that my primary was received. Spoke to admissions and they said they are still sending out interview invites. When I asked if they are looking to fill the class they said that some applicants who they are interested may apply late and may still be viable for committee review. Not sure if I will get any traction on this but we will see!
When did you actually submit your primary? That’s quite a delayed response it seems like.
 
Just got an email that my primary was received. Spoke to admissions and they said they are still sending out interview invites. When I asked if they are looking to fill the class they said that some applicants who they are interested may apply late and may still be viable for committee review. Not sure if I will get any traction on this but we will see!
This just happened to me as well, curious as to what made them send it late-- submitted my primary late October
 
This just happened to me as well, curious as to what made them send it late-- submitted my primary late October
That is what I also asked. They told me that its for applicants who submitted late which I also submitted late in August. And they are just now catching up to them. I asked if its because there are still class spots to fill and the admin representative said to look at it as "if that they are going through the last list of submissions to hand-of to the committee and that if they find viable applicants in the late submission pool they are still willing to offer acceptances to those. I thought seats were already maxed if people are being waitlisted at this point.
 
When did you actually submit your primary? That’s quite a delayed response it seems like.
In early August. Did not hear back or receive any secondaries up to this point. Their primary app deadline was March 1st as well. So I dont know if they are just going through the last bit of people they haven't offered anything
 
To those wondering if they’re still accepting students, I believe they are. I interviewed 2/12 and got the A 2 weeks later. I have a LM score of 66. All we can do is be patient regarding decisions.
 
To those wondering if they’re still accepting students, I believe they are. I interviewed 2/12 and got the A 2 weeks later. I have a LM score of 66. All we can do is be patient regarding decisions.
You give me hope. I am currently finishing my secondaries this weekend. Just got the invite last week and I am hoping to get some luck!
 
is there a commitment to stay in Nevada for the residency here, and have they told which specific hospitals there will be for residency? I tried digging everywhere on their website but couldnt find much. Is it this: MD Program Clinical Partnerships - Roseman University ? And how will they decide who rotates where?

Also, anyone know how long dedicated is?
Roseman is not a state-funded institution, therefore it doesn't have the option to make in-state residency mandatory, but you could always email them to as them!
 
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Hi everyone! Its looking likely that many of us are going to have to take out some amount of private loans to cover the full cost of attendance during medical school with all the recent changes to federal loans…I know I’ll have to haha. If you’re in the same situation, I want to make sure that you’ve heard of Juno!

Basically, Juno is an organization focused on helping students get access to private loans that have lower interest rates and better repayment terms! They’ve created this huge, free-to-join group of students planning on attending medical school or other grad programs, then use that group as a way to negotiate with private lenders and make them compete for the group's business! I think in the past, depending on your individual credit score, they’ve been able to lower interest rates by 1-4%, which is pretty incredible!

This is the link to their website to sign up for the group! If you sign up, it’s completely free and there’s no commitment to take out loans through them, but it gives you the option if you end up needing it!

The more of us that join before May 1st, the more power they’ve got to negotiate better interest rates and terms for us this cycle!!

 
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Hey everyone! DM me for the link for the accepted students again for any new members 🙂
Please don't post GroupMe links on an open message board such as SDN. Past experience shows it will be at risk for spammers and other ineligible people to join. I have modified your message to take off the direct link and encourage accepted students to either DM you or wait to see if the school has plans for an official groupchat.
 
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