OK... roll call. Who is still orphaned with no word?
So far, we have:
ewhitmore
fromnowhere
MDhopeful
mimi
Who am I missing?
So far, we have:
ewhitmore
fromnowhere
MDhopeful
mimi
Who am I missing?
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Flopotomist said:OK... roll call. Who is still orphaned with no word?
So far, we have:
ewhitmore
fromnowhere
MDhopeful
mimi
Who am I missing?
wow - what are the odds that the Chosen Six (sounds like a movie title) are all here on SDN! I still don't even know if I am among the chosen. I am waiting to hear what Mimi finds out.MDhopeful023 said:then you flop = 6 people 👍
Flopotomist said:well, I have found a place in Chicago, and am sending in the application for it now. If this doesn't speed up the process at Drew, I don't know what will.
Nope - not Catholic, not even Christian. I still totally loved the school and if I don't get the call from Drew, will be quite happy going there. That being said, Drew, if you are reading this, and were planning on giving me an acceptance, it would save me a bunch of money if you did it BEFORE I signed a lease in Chicago...riceman04 said:Are you Catholic?
The truth is, the school is not real. It is all part of a psychological experiment. SDN is how they monitor us. I have to go put more tin foil on my head so they can't control my thoughts. Mommy? Stop the voices.fromnowhere said:Norma says the class is not yet full, but yet the other staffs say it is full. What is going on. After waiting for 4 months i just hope that the wait was all worth it.
We shouldn't be TOO rough on them. They have only had 12 months with my application. I had a LOT of ECs, and it may have taken them a full year to read all about each of them. lol.Elastase said:I still can't believed that some of you haven't heard back...that really sucks 👎 .
Flopotomist said:OK... roll call. Who is still orphaned with no word?
So far, we have:
ewhitmore
fromnowhere
MDhopeful
mimi
Who am I missing?
Flopotomist said:Nope - not Catholic, not even Christian. I still totally loved the school and if I don't get the call from Drew, will be quite happy going there. That being said, Drew, if you are reading this, and were planning on giving me an acceptance, it would save me a bunch of money if you did it BEFORE I signed a lease in Chicago...
MDhopeful023 said:what is this catholic discussion about??? just out of curiousity...
yes elastase it sucks that there is six of us with NO decision at all!
i tried to find info/another thread about drew's decision making process but there is none so i don't know if they are always slow or what...
i actually feel negleted/unloved by drew... i mean you would think that having no decision is a good thing BUT in actually it messes with your brain...
hand me over that tin foil you have on your head flop... i need it too!
Anybody call this week? I vow to not let them forget about me.fromnowhere said:I was searching today on SDN forum and i came acrossed a Drew Thread in 2004. Just browsing via the thread, i realised that some students did not even hear back from them after school had begun. We might not even here anything.
I called last week - don't want to be a pest. I think it is somebody elses turn this week. I am planning on calling again on the 15th or so. I figure every two weeks is reasonable.fromnowhere said:Flop, call and share the news with us. I would call on friday.
I think it depends on who you talk to. When I talked to Desiree, she led me to believe I was rejected. When no letter came, I called Norma, and was led to believe that I was NOT rejected, and that they were "still trying to fill one more space."MDhopeful023 said:last time i called i was rejected on the phone 😱 and then when i tried to confirm my rejection norma said i wasn't 🙄 so i don't know... i will try to give them a call after the 15th... i think (hopefully) by then people will withdraw or something
Flopotomist said:I think it depends on who you talk to. When I talked to Desiree, she led me to believe I was rejected. When no letter came, I called Norma, and was led to believe that I was NOT rejected, and that they were "still trying to fill one more space."
I really have no idea what is going on with them - but it is frustrating.
I could totally understand waiting - if I was on a waitlist. That makes sense. I am not even on a waitlist though. I am in lala land. Mysteriously floating around on Norma's desk - with no destination in site. Wow... that was a hecka incomplete sentence.Elastase said:Its just like other schools. I'm sure that they have many ppl that are in the program, that if they get accepted into another school off of the waitlist (i.e. ucsf) they would drop the Drew program. The Drew program needs to have ppl on the waitlist until the day school actually starts. Whats weird about Drew is that they haven't notified you that you are on the waitlist...
commuter9 said:hey guys. i spoke to norma today and she said that apparently my app is still under review (i specifically asked if i was on the waitlist and she said that i wasn't). she said that the class is not full. they are trying to fill the 24 spots and that we should hopefully know more by the end of the week. she sounded overwhelmed so i didn't even ask her how many people were still under review (i don't even know what that means exactly).
mimi2006 said:Thanks for the update? Did you interview back in feb too?
yeah - it is a MAJOR pain. I think part of it is systemic though. There should be a hard and fast rule for ALL schools that by June 1st (12 months after the start of application season) every slot is filled, and there is no more movement allowed. It would make the move easier for everybody, and there wouldn't be any students settling into school after frantically having moved cross country the night before.dpgc21 said:I hate medical schools when they do this to people. They know that people are waiting and it is like they are playing with lives. They can have the courtesy to write everyone especially a school like Drew that only interviews a few students. It wouldn't take much to give an update letter. I went through this with Drew last year. Good luck to each and every one of you.
hmm.. you would think it would end on the first day of orientation (which is at the end of July).fromnowhere said:Drew has reviewed all the files in its holding but a decision hasn't been made. When a spot opens up, they review the files again and then choose someone for acceptance. I wa told this process might continue until the first day of school (August 7). So, we might not hear anything until august 7.
fromnowhere said:Drew has reviewed all the files in its holding but a decision hasn't been made. When a spot opens up, they review the files again and then choose someone for acceptance. I wa told this process might continue until the first day of school (August 7). So, we might not hear anything until august 7.
It seems to me that they might not even know if they have spots or not. I don't understand why they are so hesitant to just officially waitlist people, and instead insist on playing this "you aren't waitlisted, we are still considering you" game when clearly, we are actually waitlisted.fromnowhere said:I don't think they have empty spots, from my conversation with Norma. She didn't say so directly.
Flopotomist said:Anybody else considering withdrawing from consideration from Drew because it is just frankly getting too close to when class would start? I mean, how long would it take to get financial aid arranged, housing arranged etc if they called right now?
Oh I have a seat at a different school already (and am VERY happy and thankful about it - got into one of my top choices). I am just quite frustrated at this whole process. It is nearly the end of June, and not so much as a waitlist letter after a February interview. Boo hiss.dpgc21 said:Unless you have a seat already you should NEVER withdraw your name from consideration. Plus you can always deffer a year if accepted. But don't ever pull your name from consideration if this is a dream of yours.
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