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I received some interviews really early in September but haven’t heard anything since mid-October. Should I be worried? I thought most IIs come in Oct/Nov.

 

[AJS59]

I received some interviews really early in September but haven’t heard anything since mid-October. Should I be worried? I thought most IIs come in Oct/Nov.

There are generally groups of waves of interviews. Depending on your submission date, order of reading or internal ranking its possible your app got shuffled to the back of the pack.

Regardless, I wouldn't worry. You got interview(s), plural, well before Thanksgiving. That suggests to me you're a strong applicant. Now it's a matter of converting those IIs to As.

 

[GoSpursGo]

No

 

[Mr.Smile12]

Welcome to the forums.

Without a WAMC and a school list, there's no way we can give you a "yes" to feed into your anxiety (unless we're mean like other premeds). 🙂

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[Goro]

You might get an II tomorrow, or in march. Patience is a virtue. In the meantime, stay busy.

 

[LindaAccepted]

I received some interviews really early in September but haven’t heard anything since mid-October. Should I be worried? I thought most IIs come in Oct/Nov.

No. I have had roughly 100+ interviews with med school admissions directors. Not one said they stopped sending out invitation in Nov. Most say they continue sending out invitations through January or February and a few said they send them out into March.

Don't worry. As @Goro said, stay busy. And if there are any experiential weaknesses in your profile, spend time improving that so that if you are invited to interview again and are asked, "What have you been doing since you applied?" you can say "I've been busy doing X,Y, Z. "