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for "professional experience" does that mean real jobs?
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for "professional experience" does that mean real jobs?
When I filled it out, I had to print it out and hand write into it. Perhaps they are using a new app online, but I really think that they will not care if you hand write into a printed out file, as long as it is legible. They are super laid back!Hi can someone help me out? I filled out the application and printed it out but it printed blank as if I hadn't filled out anything. Should I fill this application out by hand or is there some way that I can get adobe to actually print what I fill in?
I went back and looked at the supplemental app just in case they changed it and only because they include a specific section on the supplemental for volunteer experiences would I say that you should only include job stuff in the professional experiences section. If there is anything that you feel like you accomplished that doesn't fit in those two categories, definitely attach a resume of CV just to make sure everything is covered!for "professional experience" does that mean real jobs?
Hi can someone help me out? I filled out the application and printed it out but it printed blank as if I hadn't filled out anything. Should I fill this application out by hand or is there some way that I can get adobe to actually print what I fill in?
Quick question:
On LMU's Application instructions on their website, it makes it seem as if they want us to send them our MCAT scores (as in, have THX send them the official scores). But, if you go THX, it doesn't list LMU in the "other US medical schools" that you can send your MCAT scores too.
So, I guess they don't want us to send them our MCAT scores separately? I don't see why they would, unless they don't trust AACOMAS (who lists our MCAT scores based on our official score reports) or something.
For those who are uncertain about having your locale held against you, know that DCOM takes students from all over. We have students from WI, FL, CA, NY, MI, TX etc. The school wants students who will be good doctors. Is there preference for students from the area? I think the school looks heavily at students from the are (South/Southeast) but it doesn't mean that no one else is accepted.
I'm not certain of any changes wrt international students. We do currently have int'l students but there may have been recent changes. Definitely get that info from the school if you're int'l and interested in coming here.
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I believe most applicants get a secondary invite since the school advises you to go ahead and send in the secondary after applying with your primary. I'm not sure what you mean exactly with the second question- I assume you mean MCAT/GPA stats? I don't have hard evidence of this from the office of admissions, but the averages ride pretty steady at 25/3.4 from what I have heard. Hope that helps!Does everyone get secondary invite? What's their stat?
I'm not the best person to ask on this one because both times I applied, they called me within a week or so for my interview. However, they are very timely in their e-mail responses so a quick e-mail to Janette will tell you if anything's missing. Anyone else who waited a little while on an interview remember if they received an email notifying you of being complete?do they let you know that you're complete, or no?
Yes. The first year I think I sent mine in on a Monday and got a call the next Monday or Tuesday, so apparently that first week they were able to evaluate my application. The second year it was about the same, but bear in mind, I had been in constant communication with the admissions staff while revamping my application. I had sent in my secondary well before verified...not sure if that affected anything, but I got the call immediately again. And in case you were wondering, I didn't submit my primary until after classes had started because I was waiting to see if I got pulled off the waitlist. So I wasn't even verified until September sometime. Don't be discouraged though if you don't get called immediately, especially right now. Applications are flooding the admissions office as we speak!so about a week after you sent your secondary and letters you got a call?
so about a week after you sent your secondary and letters you got a call?
Yes. The first year I think I sent mine in on a Monday and got a call the next Monday or Tuesday, so apparently that first week they were able to evaluate my application. The second year it was about the same, but bear in mind, I had been in constant communication with the admissions staff while revamping my application. I had sent in my secondary well before verified...not sure if that affected anything, but I got the call immediately again. And in case you were wondering, I didn't submit my primary until after classes had started because I was waiting to see if I got pulled off the waitlist. So I wasn't even verified until September sometime. Don't be discouraged though if you don't get called immediately, especially right now. Applications are flooding the admissions office as we speak!
Just got an e-mail from LMU-DCOM inviting to fill out the secondary. I already mailed mine in back on July 7 and sent LORs July 8. Anyone get a confirmation of receipt for their secondary/check cashed yet?
E-mail also says interviews begin Oct 4!.
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the secondary asks to write two short essays. how much did u guys write? i was thinking about 300 words or so.
I had an English teacher in high school who instructed us: An essay should be like a woman's skirt: long enough to cover the topic but short enough to get some attention. I just kept that in mind. : ) I had 503 words for my first essay and 185 for my second. Don't stick to the rubrics of what I or anyone else has, though. Have confidence in yourself. Thoroughly consider what my English teacher said.
LECOM is doing great for interviews invites. Not sure why most of the schools wait till Oct for interviews.
It is good for them to conduct the interviews early as they can get high stat students for their classes.
Ehhh... Yes and no, it's good for the cash lots of interviews and lots of deposits from students that might withdraw. Makes the end of the cycle hell though becuase you have all the "confirmed" people for the class withdrawing for other schools which makes the wait list a roller coaster. I guess LECOM just likes nailbiter endings. lol
They're probably pretty busy gearing up for our orientation. Just relax and be patient.i called them today to make sure they got all of my stuff. they did. that was the end of the conversation.
My AACOMAS application has just been confirmed. Do I wait for LMU to send me the Secondary application or is there someplace on their web site that I can get the application?
My AACOMAS application has just been confirmed. Do I wait for LMU to send me the Secondary application or is there someplace on their web site that I can get the application?
Someone has posted this link:
http://lmunet.edu/dcom/admissions/process.shtml
I guess you can go there and download the secondary. When did you submit your AACOMAS? I submitted mine last week and still waiting for the verification 🙂
I'm not from Appalachia, and I got in for this past cycle. I did attend undergrad in the Appalachia region though, so I did have a tie to the area.
I'm not the best person to ask on this one because both times I applied, they called me within a week or so for my interview. However, they are very timely in their e-mail responses so a quick e-mail to Janette will tell you if anything's missing. Anyone else who waited a little while on an interview remember if they received an email notifying you of being complete?
They should refund part of the ijnitial deposit depending on how many days one take to withdraw after the acceptence. The more time one take to withdraw, the amount refunded should decrease.
I just mailed mine today, and I didn't include a cv.
Has anyone written their essays yet? It just says to attach two SHORT essays, but there is no specific limit. I wrote less than 1/2 a page each, 12pt Times New Roman, single spaced. I wonder if that was enough.
If you are from Arizona why do you live in London KY? That's quite a commute to school.Try to keep your essays to a page or less. However, make sure to fully answer the question. The main thing is not to send in a thesis. That will definitely turn them off!!
If you are from Arizona why do you live in London KY? That's quite a commute to school.
I was from Arizona and applied here during the last cycle. Tuesday was our first day. The main thing is to show them that you understand that the area is more rural and that you have a plan to deal with that once into practice. As for being a foreign student, there is one girl in our class this year who is from Canada. Make sure that you are good with Homeland Security as that will be a huge concern. Otherwise, make sure to apply. This school has used blind interviews in the past in order to get to know you as a person and what makes you tick. Really know your ethics issues, as I had 5 of those questions during my interview (of course, I have a masters in bioethics though). If you guys have any questions, feel free to ask. I want to help you to succeed and want to see people come to DCOM. They care about students and want you to succeed. Please keep in mind, I am just getting started though and it may take a little bit to get back to you. Best of luck and hope to see you at DCOM!!!!!
If you are from Arizona why do you live in London KY? That's quite a commute to school.
Yeah I was just wondering why he chose to move to London instead of Harrogate or something closer. If I remember correctly, London is even further than Knoxville. It's been almost 2 years since I have been down there though.Haha was this a result of misreading Tinman's post? The way you asked your question it sounds like you think he drives every week or something from AZ to school. 🙂 However, maybe you meant with the distance of the move he made, why not go all the way to Harrogate? Not important really, just curious lol.
It's been a while since I really looked at the distances of the local cities to Harrogate (hair-uh-get as it is apparently pronounced, lol), but I remember London being a ways away. I don't think it was any further than Knoxville timewise, but I think it might be the highways that slow you down since you aren't on a major interstate. No one quote me on that- it's been some time since I researched the KY area. I just remember thinking it was too far for me to travel. More props to tinman 🙂Yeah I was just wondering why he chose to move to London instead of Harrogate or something closer. If I remember correctly, London is even further than Knoxville. It's been almost 2 years since I have been down there though.
Did they really give you guys a speed reading course? Was it mandatory? I have always found speed reading to be more of a hindrance than a help.It's been a while since I really looked at the distances of the local cities to Harrogate (hair-uh-get as it is apparently pronounced, lol), but I remember London being a ways away. I don't think it was any further than Knoxville timewise, but I think it might be the highways that slow you down since you aren't on a major interstate. No one quote me on that- it's been some time since I researched the KY area. I just remember thinking it was too far for me to travel. More props to tinman 🙂
They did, and since it was part of orientation it was mandatory. It wasn't too bad. Some of the stuff I found helpful, some not so much. It is what it is.Did they really give you guys a speed reading course? Was it mandatory? I have always found speed reading to be more of a hindrance than a help.
My AACOMAS application has just been confirmed. Do I wait for LMU to send me the Secondary application or is there someplace on their web site that I can get the application?