2025-2026 UCLA (Geffen)

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+1 A
phone call (I was sobbing) and then got an email

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PERIOD!!! Congratulations!!!
 
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If admit is accurate the person who was accepted today is basically a god and got into multiple amazing schools already. Maybe they'll also be a saint and not hold onto this A if they don't think they'll actually go here
 
I don’t think that acceptance is accurate. I think they switched acceptance days from Friday to Monday since lots of people got in this Monday.
I looked at last year’s thread and a similar thing happened then too
+1 IS A this morning!! Still trying to process this wonderful information 😭🌟. Super grateful and blessed. So they might still be doing Fridays in that case. Sending lots of luck and support to everyone waiting. Please continue to keep the faith!
 
Hi everyone and congrats to those you have received As!!! 🥳 I am one of the many who are still waiting on a decision from an early interview (mid November), and I'm just trying to understand the timeline of receiving a decision. Will they send out post-II rejections within the given "weeks to months post-interview" timeline, or do they first send out acceptances at variable dates to everyone, and then send out all waitlists and rejections toward the end of the cycle in April/May? Just trying to figure out if I should also worry about receiving the dreaded rejection email. Thank you!
 
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Hi everyone and congrats to those you have received As!!! 🥳 I am one of the many who are still waiting on a decision from an early interview (mid November), and I'm just trying to understand the timeline of receiving a decision. Will they send out post-II rejections within the given "weeks to months post-interview" timeline, or do they first send out acceptances at variable dates to everyone, and then send out all waitlists and rejections toward the end of the cycle in April/May? Just trying to figure out if I should also worry about receiving the dreaded rejection email. Thank you!
Based on Admit and Cycletrack, it seems like only As are sent out until early March. I'm in the same boat as you, trying to keep sane!
 
Hi everyone and congrats to those you have received As!!! 🥳 I am one of the many who are still waiting on a decision from an early interview (mid November), and I'm just trying to understand the timeline of receiving a decision. Will they send out post-II rejections within the given "weeks to months post-interview" timeline, or do they first send out acceptances at variable dates to everyone, and then send out all waitlists and rejections toward the end of the cycle in April/May? Just trying to figure out if I should also worry about receiving the dreaded rejection email. Thank you!
Acceptances are being slowly trickled out at the moment, and as the cycle continues (going into April, May, June), the # of acceptances being trickled out weekly gets slower and slower (like <10 per week). I forget when it was, but there was a universal WL and Rejection date. If you get the WL (like I did), there's no telling when you'll get an acceptance off WL -- it really is just dependent on how many accepted students reject their acceptance offers to go to other schools.

If you don't see reported acceptances here or on admit, it's because there's a small number being accepted and those folks don't necessarily report on either of these sources. It's not because there aren't acceptances happening.
 
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Congrats! When did you receive it? - Morning or just right now? Not sure it has anything to do with trad MD or PRIME decisions either but just curious haha
I got a call this morning, but I do know that UCLA MD and MSTP make decisions pretty much independently so it probably doesn't have any bearing on the MD-only program