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You do need your LORs to be complete. As for K Vegas as a town... It works just fine for most people, you don't have time to do much anyways so don't worry about it too much.
Me too! Interviewed Monday and accepted. Who were you?
WOW. I interviewed Monday and just got the news that I was accepted!
This school is like the Jimmy Johns of medical schools. Surprisingly amazing and freakishly fast. (I only say surprisingly because I was so underwhelmed by Kirksville but so impressed and in love with my interview day experience.)
WOW. I interviewed Monday and just got the news that I was accepted!
This school is like the Jimmy Johns of medical schools. Surprisingly amazing and freakishly fast. (I only say surprisingly because I was so underwhelmed by Kirksville but so impressed and in love with my interview day experience.)
must be why they serve jimmy johns for lunch
I received a "Hold Letter" last week.
MCAT: 30P
cGPA: 3.82
sGPA: 3.80
Any ideas of what I should do? And do I still have a chance of receiving an ii?
This is surprising. I would contact admissions and ask what you can do. The only thing I can think is that with your stats maybe they'd think you would go elsewhere over them...
To be honest, I kind of doubt that any school realistically turns a qualified applicant away just because they think the person has stats too high to actually come to their school. Your problem definitely isn't stats, though. None of us can really tell you the reason; every school looks for something different. There are always the general things, like clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, etc. that you can focus on. Good luck!
This is surprising. I would contact admissions and ask what you can do. The only thing I can think is that with your stats maybe they'd think you would go elsewhere over them...
I hope this is not the case; I would definitely go to KCOM if I got accepted. I will give them a call tomorrow and see what I can do. Maybe if I assure them that I only plan on attending a D.O. school. As far as ECs, I have done over 1000 hours of shadowing/volunteering at various hospitals in various departments and I was President of a school organization for 4 semesters. This is whole process is really stressful....
I hope this is not the case; I would definitely go to KCOM if I got accepted. I will give them a call tomorrow and see what I can do. Maybe if I assure them that I only plan on attending a D.O. school. As far as ECs, I have done over 1000 hours of shadowing/volunteering at various hospitals in various departments and I was President of a school organization for 4 semesters. This is whole process is really stressful....
I received a "Hold Letter" last week.
MCAT: 30P
cGPA: 3.82
sGPA: 3.80
Any ideas of what I should do? And do I still have a chance of receiving an ii?
To be honest, I kind of doubt that any school realistically turns a qualified applicant away just because they think the person has stats too high to actually come to their school. Your problem definitely isn't stats, though. None of us can really tell you the reason; every school looks for something different. There are always the general things, like clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, etc. that you can focus on. Good luck!
This. There's no such thing as an "over qualified" applicant.
While it may be possible that there is such thing as an over qualified applicant I don't believe 3.8, 30 is that. The stats are good no doubt but there's plenty of students that matriculate into DO schools that have great numbers.
You're numbers are far better than mine so I bet the problem is more qualitative than quantitative. When I did my interview I talked with the Department Chair on preventative medicine, and we agreed on everything. It really was a great feeling. Are you showing in your application that you are a good fit for the schools mission? Has your involvement shown a dedication to disparities or communities. I was very dedicated particularly to racial and cultural disparities, which I think helped bump my lower gpa.
If you know in your heart that you embody this, then I would try to find a way to prove it. There is no real way to prove sincerity, but you can always try.
Rvu rejects people with high Mcat. Many schools reject over qualified applicants. Meow is right.
Hey guys, what is the turnaround for KCOM after all your secondary materials have been received?
Hey guys, what is the turnaround for KCOM after all your secondary materials have been received?
Rvu rejects people with high Mcat. Many schools reject over qualified applicants. Meow is right.
Hey guys, what is the turnaround for KCOM after all your secondary materials have been received?
really? wow that's amazing. On the phone, the lady told me 3-6 weeks. Do you have amazing stats?
Accepted! I guess the rumors that they have a quick turn around time are true.
When did you interview?
This past Monday.
I receive my II 4-5 days later as well. My stats aren't stellar by any means
The better question is which one of the good looking MS1 students was Mbeas, or dntke1518...Me too! Which one were you?
Hey guys, what is the turnaround for KCOM after all your secondary materials have been received?
This past Monday.
Hi everyone - congrats to all the acceptances! For those of you accepted, do you have any idea what they are looking for in the applicants? It sounds weird from what people are saying that some on the higher end are not being offered interviews. I am interviewing on Nov 2 and would really appreciate any details if you can. I would love an acceptance! PM me if you prefer that please!
Loved it. Even Kirksville. And the facilities were awesome. OMM lab? More like OMM auditorium.
Interviews were really laid back, I just hope bombing one, maybe two questions doesn't sink my candidacy.
This was a tough one for me. I loved the school/campus and thought the interview day was great, but I was from from impressed by Kirksville. Hmmm....