Thinkagainbud
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Very random question, but does anyone know if Vanderbilt sends accepted students any merch or trinkets? I know some other schools do so I was curious
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FWIW, those of use who were admitted in Dec didn't get a portal update until like early January. Very normal for Vandy it seems!Also nothing. I heard from someone else that it takes a few days before the portal update/email. Likely tomorrow or Tuesday I imagine!
Pretty sure they take people off the waitlist every year. Def write the letter! It can't hurt.any idea what waitlist movement is like?.. i'm wondering if it's worth it to write a letter of interest
Vanderbilt is known to have pretty bad yield, but idk much about waitlist movement. Just shoot your shot regardlessany idea what waitlist movement is like?.. i'm wondering if it's worth it to write a letter of interest
at second look, the financial aid director said they give out laptops to new students, but I'm pretty sure it's mostly to make sure we have the softwares and confidentiality needed to work in their hospitals.Does vandy give out an iPad? Lol
Went from 260 to 202anyone know how big the accepted students groupme is?
How many are in the group now? Thanks.Went from 260 to 202
It's now at 156 with about 20 admin/current students.How many are in the group now? Thanks.
From last year’s forum, it’s not looking promising. The class size is about 100 and if they are currently over enrolled then there might not be any waitlist movement.No 🙁 what is this, they said May 1st
Ig all we can do is hope we get off the waitlist and start mentally preparing ourselves for other med schools. I hope you guys got other acceptancesFrom last year’s forum, it’s not looking promising. The class size is about 100 and if they are currently over enrolled then there might not be any waitlist movement.
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