Do they interview the majority of their applicants? It seems like a lot of people with a variety of stats are getting interview requests
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that's how I felt too and I heard that they interview quite a lot and put a lot of people on waitlist.
And they keep interviewing while they have 500 sitting in the waaitlist. WHAT? yes.
I got on their waitlist, never got off. No rejection either.
But that doesn't mean you will not get in. Good luck.
And they keep interviewing while they have 500 sitting in the waaitlist. WHAT? yes.
I got on their waitlist, never got off. No rejection either.
But that doesn't mean you will not get in. Good luck.
WOW 500 waitlist? That's insane. If I may ask, when did you interview?
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Ain't that the truth.
The night of November 30th was very stressful...
I won't lie, I came into work the next morning slightly hung over.
Relax. It's nothing stressful.
My interview was pretty early I want to say, mid October last year. WL'ed in demcember and never got off.
On the interview day, Dr. Lippman so kindly tells everyone that we have all been carefully selected and we shouldn't worry about getting in, all they want to do is just get to know us a little. etc.
That's just a sugar-coated BS script line he uses every year (I know it because I've heard it twice ha).
Sure, my definition of qualified applicant can be different from theirs, but I don't appreciate the fact that they are interviewing so many post-dec applicants vs how little they accept from the huge WL pool. It;s appalling to know that they are interviewing hundreds more applicants when there are so many waitlisters anxiously waiting to get a call.
This sharply contrasts with detroit mercy. They do post-dec interviews, but they select quite a lot from their waitlist.
