Is it a bad sign to receive masters’ program emails from schools you applied to?

[sundays24]

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Haven’t gotten any invites yet (LizzyM 73, complete throughout September) and every time I get an email from a med school I applied to I nearly get a heart attack and when I see it’s referring me to their masters’ program I die inside

 

[imbesrs]

No youre just on email lists from MCAT/AAMC/submitting their app. Its generic and meaningless unless you get an admissions decision in conjunction with an ad for their masters.

 

[907914]

Not at all.

 

[Engrailed]

Haven’t gotten any invites yet (LizzyM 73, complete throughout September) and every time I get an email from a med school I applied to I nearly get a heart attack and when I see it’s referring me to their masters’ program I die inside

That is how I felt about Feinberg and then getting emails about Northwestern’s law school. Ignore them.
Duke and Duke-NUS.
🙁

 

[and 99 others]

For what it's worth, one of my schools sent one of those promotional emails and then an II the next day. So I don't think they're indicative of anything.

 

[skk_]

I still get those promotional e-mails about masters programs as an MS2, haha. Many of them actually come from schools that had offered me acceptances during my cycle too, and really aren't indicative of anything.

 

[82Scout]

I've gotten one from a school that already offered me a II. Also, sometimes the school will offer to cover the secondary fee in these emails so some food for thought.

 

[deleted927529]

You've just been added to their mailing list for ads. I actually got a mailer for Johns Hopkins' undergraduate program the other day lol

 

[Goro]

Haven’t gotten any invites yet (LizzyM 73, complete throughout September) and every time I get an email from a med school I applied to I nearly get a heart attack and when I see it’s referring me to their masters’ program I die inside

It's a standard money making machine. So chill.