People keep saying that Nova Southeastern is "beautiful." Thought I'd share my experience with others. Enjoy!
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thanks for posting those awesome pics of NSU-COM;
my # 1 choice for med school.😍
unfortunately, i'm still waiting for an interview🙁![]()
but not giving up hope🙂
BTW, congrats on ur acceptance to NSU-COM👍
have u already decided to go there or r u leaning towards one of ur other acceptances?😕
best of luck wherever u go![]()
and again, thanks for the pics👍
Awesome pics!
The library on campus is simply amazing!
I thought it was only right share. It's still relatively early. Don't lose hope. Best of luck! Thank you for the "congrats". I haven't made a decision yet. There's too many factors to consider. Soon though.

if you haven't done so already, make sure to call in and check if your application is complete. I was in the same boat as you. with three acceptances well before mine at NSU, I was a bit scared since I did not have the money yet. Thank God Dhelia called me bout 4 days after the interview (it was the same week the adcom met) and let me know I was accepted. Good Luck!!!hey,
thanks for the support and i'm definitely not losing hope; i'm a competitive applicant but maybe i gushed over NSU-COM so much im my application that the adcom just figures that they can hold off on me cause i'm a sure thing for them![]()
problem (actually, a very good "problem"🙂 ) is that i've already been accepted at another med school and in about a month i got to put down the deposit money so i'm just a little frustrated cause it doesn't look like i'll get to interview at NSU before the mid-dec deadline.🙁
anyway, thanks again for the support and all the best on ur decision.![]()
if you haven't done so already, make sure to call in and check if your application is complete. I was in the same boat as you. with three acceptances well before mine at NSU, I was a bit scared since I did not have the money yet. Thank God Dhelia called me bout 4 days after the interview (it was the same week the adcom met) and let me know I was accepted. Good Luck!!!

A letter of interest may be advantageous. Go for it!thanks and congrats on getting accepted![]()
living in south florida as we do i guess makes it easy for us to know just what a great rep NSU has in the community and how COM has contributed to making DOs well known; just yesterday i saw a car with the bumpersticker
"I LOVE MY D.O."...very cool. I've also seen it in Spanish which goes: "YO QUIERO A MI D.O." which is super cool because its a play on words and it sounds like "I love God."👍
i am complete there but i will be calling this week just to confirm also i'm following others' advise and i intend to update my file soon; i've now shadowed post-application 5 different DOs and want to let them know so that they can see i'm really serious about osteopathy and NSU-COM is not a fall back position but becoming a DO and working in south florida is really what i most want to do.
congrats again on getting accepted to NSU-COM Class of 2011.![]()
A letter of interest may be advantageous. Go for it!
I would send a maximum of one update per month. If NSU is where you want to go, then its not an overkill. Make them count! 🙂I already did 2 weeks ago and still nothing; do u think i should send another in a few weeks or is it just overkill?
I was leaning more towards regularly updating app as i accomplish different things, e.g., shadowing for 100 hrs, etc.
I would send a maximum of one update per month. If NSU is where you want to go, then its not an overkill. Make them count! 🙂
im surprised u didnt take any pics of the Terry Building. (Health Professions Building) Thats where ur gonna be all day everyday
Cool; that's actually my plan.
For me NSU-COM is #1 and is well worth any extra effort.
Thanks again for the support and advise.👍
We are in the same boat!!!
good luck..any news yet?

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