Blazed,
You didn't miss much, but here's the email so you can read it.
I just had an epiphany....maybe they only sent the email out to people who have contacted the school via email recently. Just a guess though.
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March 8, 2003
RE: NOTIFICATION OF APPLICATION REVIEW
Dear Applicant:
I am writing to inform you that we have received and reviewed your AMCAS application. Secondary applications are being reviewed on a rolling basis as they are received. Interviews are currently being conducted, and we expect to continue interviewing through the end of April, but no later than the end of May. If we are able to invite you to the College of Medicine for an interview with one of our Admissions Committee members, we will inform you of available dates in writing. Please do not contact the Office of Admissions to request an interview.
Applicants who have completed the application process, and who have not received an invitation to interview by May 31 should receive written notification of a final decision on or before August 30. Please forward all correspondence directly to the Office of Admissions, to insure that it becomes part of your application file.
We will consider applications with MCAT scores from 2000 through 2003 ONLY, that is, scores not more than three years old at the end of the current application year, 2003. Letters of recommendation must be dated during the application year 2002-2003, unless you are a reapplicant and have requested that we consider your letters of recommendation from the prior year's application, 2001-2002. You will receive no further correspondence regarding letters of recommendation or MCAT scores, so please review your materials to be sure they are sufficiently current.
Due to the large volume of applications, if we are not able to invite you to the College of Medicine for an interview, you will receive no further correspondence from our office regarding an interim status.
We appreciate your patience, and thank you for your interest in the College of Medicine.
Sincerely,
Dawn L. Cannon, M.D.
Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and Admissions
