Hello all,
I am a SC resident and slightly-older mechanical engineer applying to twelve dental schools. I interviewed early with MUSC, UNC, and Pitt. I have heard nothing at all as of today, December 10, other than a couple of rejections from schools I never interviewed with.
This is especially crushing to me because my motivation to study dentistry and motivation to get out of engineering are two totally separate issues and double my emotional investment in this process. It has been a nightmare trying to complete a full science post-bac while working 70 hours per week in the middle of a recession with that blank pink slip dangling over my head. Now it all looks like a waste.
Could anyone comment on just how much of the class is filled by this point for MUSC, UNC, and Pitt? Is there likely to be a second round of any magnitude? Are the waitlists my best hope at this point? Or is it too late even for that?
Also, should I call these schools, or would that not be advisable?
Thanks for any and all feedback.
I am a SC resident and slightly-older mechanical engineer applying to twelve dental schools. I interviewed early with MUSC, UNC, and Pitt. I have heard nothing at all as of today, December 10, other than a couple of rejections from schools I never interviewed with.
This is especially crushing to me because my motivation to study dentistry and motivation to get out of engineering are two totally separate issues and double my emotional investment in this process. It has been a nightmare trying to complete a full science post-bac while working 70 hours per week in the middle of a recession with that blank pink slip dangling over my head. Now it all looks like a waste.
Could anyone comment on just how much of the class is filled by this point for MUSC, UNC, and Pitt? Is there likely to be a second round of any magnitude? Are the waitlists my best hope at this point? Or is it too late even for that?
Also, should I call these schools, or would that not be advisable?
Thanks for any and all feedback.