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Me watching all these interviews going out any not getting any![]()
“What if I refresh my email one more time”
Me watching all these interviews going out any not getting any![]()
Exactly 😂“What if I refresh my email one more time”
“Maybe it’s in my spam folder” 🤪“What if I refresh my email one more time”
“Maybe it’s in my spam folder”![]()
Thank you for doing this. I followed up with Hopkins and Tulane, they said still reviewing applications. And yes, Columbia already picked someone.Interviews sent:
Columbia
Mayo
Penn
Duke
NYU
Dartmouth
Montefiore
UPMC
MDACC
Wake Forest
Indiana
SLU
UCLA
Baylor
Rejections sent:
Wake Forest
Columbia
Filled:
University of Florida
USF
Brown
OSU
BIDMC
MGH
Arkansas
Stanford
UVA
Geisinger
Thomas Jefferson
Columbia (Honestly still not sure if they picked someone)
good luck to you. all it takes is one. fingers crossedMe watching all these interviews going out any not getting any 😭
they usually take 1. and they prefer derm trainedDoes anyone know how many fellows NYU is taking this year?
Penn State also started sending out invitesThank you for doing this. I followed up with Hopkins and Tulane, they said still reviewing applications. And yes, Columbia already picked someone.
I only applied to 8...and I don't have a home program...Looks like about half of the programs have been accounted for. Guessing we will hear from the rest soon as well.
Also curious, how many programs did y’all apply to?
I applied to 20+. Also don't have a home program. No geographical constraints.Looks like about half of the programs have been accounted for. Guessing we will hear from the rest soon as well.
Also curious, how many programs did y’all apply to?
According to FREIDA, U-Colorado, NIH, U-South Florida, and UT-Houston seem to not be recruiting for AY2026-2027? Does anyone know if this is true? And does anyone know of other programs that are not recruiting? Just so I can get my hopes down for an invite...
According to FREIDA, U-Colorado, NIH, U-South Florida, and UT-Houston seem to not be recruiting for AY2026-2027? Does anyone know if this is true? And does anyone know of other programs that are not recruiting? Just so I can get my hopes down for an invite...
Gotcha. Houston is indeed confusing. I heard they usually take internals but who knows what's going on.Can’t speak for NIH or Mississippi as they were not on my list but USF told me they were not participating this year and Colorados website says they are not participating, which they also said to me by email if I remember correctly so didn’t even apply. Houston is the one I’m most confused about because I asked them if they are participating and they said yes and accepted my application but I have a friend there who says Rapini may be stepping down/may have stepped down (been a while since he told me) and so they were not participating this year till the dust from that settles so I don’t know what’s true anymore.
And I think this thread in the earlier posts has a list of programs that have filled/not participating
Gotcha. Houston is indeed confusing. I heard they usually take internals but who knows what's going on.
I also heard that Cleveland has interviewed people. Have not heard about or heard back BaylorTalked to said friend tonight, he said Houston is indeed not taking this year but you can confirm by checking with them as well.
Also heard thru the grapevine today that Baylor has filled and Cleveland has actually interviewed people. Has anyone here heard the same?
Yes. They are filled.Has anyone heard from MSK?
For programs following the unified timeline, the first offers can go out three weeks from yesterday. At this point, are people thinking that most interview offers from unified timeline programs have gone out by now?
Really? I didn't get any...anybody?Michigan rejection
I think so....I think this week and next week are in play as most interviews for me have given two week notice but yes I think most have gone out at this point.
Really? I didn't get any...anybody?
I haven't received rejections from any programs either (including Michigan). Only communication has been to confirm application receipt and for interview coordination.Didn’t get it either. Actually haven’t gotten rejection emails all cycle lol just ghosted.
Anyone hear from Emory, Yale, Cedars or Musc?
Never really felt like the cycle started and now it’s somehow ending![]()
I haven't received rejections from any programs either (including Michigan). Only communication has been to confirm application receipt and for interview coordination.
The fact that there's a mix of programs that are and are not following the unified timeline is not in the favor of any programs. People who take a non-timeline spot could drop it if they later get an offer they prefer from a timeline program, unless the original program makes them sign a contract right away. And October 7th will probably be more challenging for programs than for applicants, as programs can't give out more offers than the number of spots they have available, and applicants have 24 hours to respond. If a program's number one choice takes 24 hours to think on it, and in that time, the program's #2-5 choices take other spots, there is bound to be shuffling of spots. So I don't think it makes sense for programs to do mass rejections yet.
I heard dropping an offer after initial acceptance is a big deal. People did that in the past and their offers got rescinded by BOTH programsI haven't received rejections from any programs either (including Michigan). Only communication has been to confirm application receipt and for interview coordination.
The fact that there's a mix of programs that are and are not following the unified timeline is not in the favor of any programs. People who take a non-timeline spot could drop it if they later get an offer they prefer from a timeline program, unless the original program makes them sign a contract right away. And October 7th will probably be more challenging for programs than for applicants, as programs can't give out more offers than the number of spots they have available, and applicants have 24 hours to respond. If a program's number one choice takes 24 hours to think on it, and in that time, the program's #2-5 choices take other spots, there is bound to be shuffling of spots. So I don't think it makes sense for programs to do mass rejections yet.
If a contract has already been signed, going back on that formal acceptance is for sure poor form.I heard dropping an offer after initial acceptance is a big deal. People did that in the past and their offers got rescinded by BOTH programs
Mount Sinai says they are not starting interviews until late winter/early springwhat about Hopkins, BU, Mount Sinai, and Vermont? I only got notified by Hopkins and BU that they received my application then just silence. Figured maybe they already sent interview invites by now.
what is the norm for post-interview communication?