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CASPer released the first testing dates for the upcoming admissions cycle. The earliest date is May 14th.
https://takecasper.com/dates-times/
https://takecasper.com/dates-times/
You did the practice exam too?CASPer seems weird.
3 questions that have to be answered in 5 minutes?
And the situations can be very open ended and you can essentially write whatever you want.
And how exactly are they grading these in an objective manner?
I know @gyngyn has some strong feelings about CASPer
Can someone summarize what this test is? Or send me a link describing it?
Is it completely separate from AMCAS?
Just signed up for it. Anyone have resources to practice?
Are we supposed to be banging out essays in under 5 mins?
I didn't realize you had to input the schools you are applying to before registration....guess I will wait until I get MCAT scores back.
That is silly.
I didn't realize you had to input the schools you are applying to before registration....guess I will wait until I get MCAT scores back.
That is silly.
I only had to add one school while registering and added the rest way later after I took the exm.
Are you kidding me? More ways they can siphon $$ out of our wallets, eh?I believe you can register for the exam and then add schools later. It doesn't make a difference in cost ($10 for taking the exam, $10 for every report sent to school).
Your primary will take 4-6 weeks to be verified. CASPer takes 4 weeks. If you take the CASPer July 30, all of the schools that require it will be sitting on your secondaries until basically September. By then, if you interview, there's a good chance it's only for a waitlist spot. I wouldn't risk it.does it make a difference if we do CASPer by july 18 or july 30? i am submitting my primary this week.
Most schools won’t hold secondaries for CASPer, but they will hold interview invites.Your primary will take 4-6 weeks to be verified. CASPer takes 4 weeks. If you take the CASPer July 30, all of the schools that require it will be sitting on your secondaries until basically September. By then, if you interview, there's a good chance it's only for a waitlist spot. I wouldn't risk it.
I didn’t even see that in the post! Definitely not true...I interviewed in February and was accepted the following week.Whoa chill interviewing in September does not mean you’re interviewing for a waitlist spot.
Isn’t September when most schools start interviewing!?!Whoa chill interviewing in September does not mean you’re interviewing for a waitlist spot.
Yes...typical SDN.Isn’t September when most schools start interviewing!?!
No, but by September they're not filling fall or early winter interview spots anymore. Don't get me wrong, some people get in. I've been told by a number of universities that although you can submit your secondaries in September, your chances are going to be pretty darn slim.Whoa chill interviewing in September does not mean you’re interviewing for a waitlist spot.
If I remember correctly, something like 75% of interview spots are still available on September 1st...No, but by September they're not filling fall or early winter interview spots anymore. Don't get me wrong, some people get in. I've been told by a number of universities that although you can submit your secondaries in September, your chances are going to be pretty darn slim.
Maybe it really just depends on whether it's a rolling admissions program. The first thing I was asked in my application review from last cycle was when I applied. Just because they receive your application, doesn't mean anyone is going to see if for a month. It takes some schools a week just to look at your MCAT score and GPA, before sending secondaries.If I remember correctly, something like 75% of interview spots are still available on September 1st...
That can’t be possible, when the adcoms on here repeatedly advise that complete by Labor Day is early!No, but by September they're not filling fall or early winter interview spots anymore. Don't get me wrong, some people get in. I've been told by a number of universities that although you can submit your secondaries in September, your chances are going to be pretty darn slim.
How long did it actually take to grade the CASPer test for those who took it? I know they say 3 weeks, but does it really take that long?