Do high-stat, early applicants get mostly first-wave interviews?

[JakAttk]

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I have an 83 LM and submitted most of my secondaries within the first few days they were available. So far I have 4 II, all of which arrived in the schools' first waves. I'm super excited with how the cycle is going so far, I'm just wondering historically if early applicants with high stats get the majority or all of their interviews in the first wave(s), or if I should expect several more interviews in the coming months.

If you applied in a previous cycle in a similar situation, what did your interview timeline look like?

 

[CDaFutureDocMan]

All I’m gonna say is if I was already sitting on 4 IIs I wouldn’t be asking many questions 🙂 Congrats on your success!

 

[JakAttk]

All I’m gonna say is if I was already sitting on 4 IIs I wouldn’t be asking many questions 🙂 Congrats on your success!

Thank you!! The cycle seems to breed constant anxiety until you get an A, but I do feel extremely lucky!

 

[Azaesal]

I have an 83 LM and submitted most of my secondaries within the first few days they were available. So far I have 4 II, all of which arrived in the schools' first waves. I'm super excited with how the cycle is going so far, I'm just wondering historically if early applicants with high stats get the majority or all of their interviews in the first wave(s), or if I should expect several more interviews in the coming months.

If you applied in a previous cycle in a similar situation, what did your interview timeline look like?

Absolutely. I submitted first day and was verified 5/30. Turned around all my secondaries in a week, but I haven’t heard back from most of my MD programs

 

[Goro]

Absolutely. I submitted first day and was verified 5/30. Turned around all my secondaries in a week, but I haven’t heard back from most of my MD programs

You're competing with a lot of people just like you, so patience is required. It's not even Labor Day!

 

[Mr.Smile12]

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