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Does anyone know if columbia admits on a rolling basis this year? Thanks!
Can someone give a list of medicine schools who are non-rolling. Thanks
I did the AMCAS application for mayo, harvard, wash u, northwestern, yale, and brown, but I have sent in the secondaries. Does anyone know if any of these schools are non-rolling admissions?
I heard a rumor that a specific person on the Columbia adcom has final say on all candidates 😱
i'd much rather prefer that, since if i don't get in at a certain school, i can ask him/her about what i can do specifically to improve, versus having to discern what an entire adcom thinks.
I did the AMCAS application for mayo, harvard, wash u, northwestern, yale, and brown, but I have sent in the secondaries. Does anyone know if any of these schools are non-rolling admissions?
I think Brown is non-rolling. Or if they are rolling, they start notifying later than most other rolling admissions schools (as in they don't start until early 2008).
.......no out of staters should apply to brown...they accept nobody out of state really. check the msar. all the out of state statistics are for kids who did the Brown U undergrad-straight to med school track
What if they just don't like you so they decide to blackball you? This has a lesser effect if it's one person out of 30 person adcom, but if it's the one person making the decision then...
well, with my luck, this is likely what will happen. but yeah, i'd also like to think that the opposite can occur - for whatever reason, that one person decides they like you, and you get hooked up that way...
I heard a rumor that a specific person on the Columbia adcom has final say on all candidates 😱
they are not rolling this year or any year-- the admissions committee meets in late february and ranks the candidates that they have interviewed. they have a separate specific meeting for URM candidates.
this might sound stupid..hehe but,
so if it's NOT rolling, then it doesn't really matter if you submit in july vs. now?
do we all get the same chance?
Yea, it's Dean Frantz. Come waitlist time you'll see that he's the final decision maker, and is really arbitrary in deciding who gets a 2nd interview and in off the WL. The most entertaining part is seeing post after post trying to analyze his "personal" handwritten messages to applicants on mail correspondence or after thank-you cards. It's all meaningless, I can guarantee it. SO glad I chose Yale over P&S.