MGH Interview 2015

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CH2014 said:
aww, hope you get in! its an expensive school so the list probably moves quickly!
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Thanks! I wanted to stay in MA and most of the schools here are expensive
 
CH2014 said:
how are living expenses in that area? that's my main concern
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It depends what area you are comparing Boston to. Cost of living is fairly high mostly because rent is high.
 
CH2014 said:
yea, living at home would definitely save some costs
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I'm a non traditional so it doesn't save me money. I just like living here and plan on practicing here.
 
Never got an email telling me a decision was made but got one from fa today so I checked and... ACCEPTED!
 
Anyone looking for roommates?
 
Can anyone comment on the campus, classrooms and labs? What you thought about them and liked or disliked???
 
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CH2014 said:
Thanks, I watched the video yesterday and liked what I saw. But those are usually designed to highlight the best they have. Just wanted some personal feedback.

I am hoping to visit, but facing some time constraints with classes back in full swing
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The school consists of two academic buildings and a number of administrative offices scattered around the Charlestown Navy Yard. The two buildings that you'll spend all of your time in are The Catherine Shouse Building (Building 36) and 2 Constitution Center. Building 36 is older, and has more traditional classrooms. 2CC is much newer and has a lot of computers and video cameras, which is useful for lab work. The PT programs are mostly in 2CC (probably because of the lab space and because we're awesome) and B36 houses a lot of the other programs, though we do a fair amount of traditional lectures over there.

We don't have a traditional campus per se, but the Navy Yard acts as the campus and it's a pretty cool little place. It's in a smaller, quieter section of the city, right on the water, which is a nice contrast to the rest of Boston. The buildings themselves are on the small side in general, but they have really nice facilities and there's usually plenty of space to hang out and study or eat between classes.

Likes/dislikes: 2CC is a really cool lab space, there are a ton of tables, video cameras everywhere, and lots of monitors so you can see what's happening at all times. Plus, there's a really nice view of the USS Constitution, if it's still there by the time you guys start. B36 can get a little crowded at times, but they have a lot of quiet study space, which I like to take advantage of. Also, there is unlimited free coffee in both buildings. If that doesn't convince you, I don't know what will.
 
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Accepted as well! Still haven't made my decision though, just waiting to hear back from one more school.
 
Big Stuff said:
The school consists of two academic buildings and a number of administrative offices scattered around the Charlestown Navy Yard. The two buildings that you'll spend all of your time in are The Catherine Shouse Building (Building 36) and 2 Constitution Center. Building 36 is older, and has more traditional classrooms. 2CC is much newer and has a lot of computers and video cameras, which is useful for lab work. The PT programs are mostly in 2CC (probably because of the lab space and because we're awesome) and B36 houses a lot of the other programs, though we do a fair amount of traditional lectures over there.

We don't have a traditional campus per se, but the Navy Yard acts as the campus and it's a pretty cool little place. It's in a smaller, quieter section of the city, right on the water, which is a nice contrast to the rest of Boston. The buildings themselves are on the small side in general, but they have really nice facilities and there's usually plenty of space to hang out and study or eat between classes.

Likes/dislikes: 2CC is a really cool lab space, there are a ton of tables, video cameras everywhere, and lots of monitors so you can see what's happening at all times. Plus, there's a really nice view of the USS Constitution, if it's still there by the time you guys start. B36 can get a little crowded at times, but they have a lot of quiet study space, which I like to take advantage of. Also, there is unlimited free coffee in both buildings. If that doesn't convince you, I don't know what will.
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Thank you, very detailed!
 
Curious if anyone is aware if there has been any movement on the wait list....
 
I accepted my offer but haven't heard anything from MGH in terms of a facebook group or anything..praying for you!
 
I declined my offer, good luck to you all!
 
Hi everyone, I just found this forum and accepted my spot at MGH IHP a couple of weeks ago! I'm so excited to start and meet you all in June! Has anyone heard anything new from the school, other than Financial Aid, since the deadline has passed? I'm hoping they create the facebook group soon so we can meet everyone in the group!!
 
Has anyone received a confirmation of your seat in the class or any other correspondence from MGH IHP since paying the deposit?? I paid the deposit but haven't heard anything from them.....
 
KristenH said:
Has anyone received a confirmation of your seat in the class or any other correspondence from MGH IHP since paying the deposit?? I paid the deposit but haven't heard anything from them.....
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Same here! I haven't heard anything since the deadline passed, a little nerve racking, but my friend who is in the program already said they should send out the face book group in a couple of weeks. Hopefully we will get something soon, June will be here before we know it!!
 
I saw that they made a facebook page but when I searched I couldn't find it..can someone please post the link?
 
Hey everyone! I applied very late in this 2015/2016 cycle. I wonder if I still even have a chance to be considered by MGH. I am reluctant to contact the program directly since I am such a late applicant.
 
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