when did you interview? i would definitely call to ask why
I STILL haven't heard back. Is this weird?
Hey guys,
I had my interview last Thursday, 6/25 for the accelerated masters program. One or two hours after the interview they sent me an email requesting additional recommendations from my clinical experience and a copy of my AMCAS application for 2010. I mailed that in the day after the interview.
When should I expect an acceptance/rejection email? Also, would they email me regardless of whether I was accepted or not?
Thanks,
On another note, has anyone gotten their housing assignments (for on campus living) yet?
the other day i found out that i was put on the waitlist for on campus housing, so am now looking for a place off campus. are any of you in this same situation? does anyone have any tips for finding off campus housing? thanks
really, already? I'm in on the traditional track, but still waiting on decisions from other schools. I thought it was too early to apply for on-campus housing...great...should I just put down a deposit now rather than waiting? Is there housing info in the registration stuff that comes in the mail? I haven't received anything yet, so I'm assuming I would have to get the application from the housing website...
You are referring to a quote that is from last summer. I doubt on-campus housing is full already.
Congratulations!! When did you interview? I had a phone interview exactly a week ago and wonder when I will hear backgot accepted . anyone else going next year? seems like a nice program, im 99% sure ill be attending unless i get into temple's program - still havent heard back
Thanks. I am accepted at a post bacc in Jersey but yea i think this program is pretty sweet and I d like to go here. Hopefully I ll be hearing good news sooninterviewed on the 20th in person...figured it might help, but all the kids that i met there (2 haha) interviewed by phone. seems like a legit program, let me know if you get accepted. it took em 2 weeks a day or two to respond, so hopefully you'll know by next week. good luck
so i applied for the accelerated masters program and heard back with my decision almost a month later. They accepted me to the TRADITIONAL track, even though I did not even apply to it. Is that common? Is it like a nice way of rejecting me from the AMP or something? I am accepted to a post bacc in Jersey but not sure if the traditional program will be worth it especially since I want to apply to med school for Fall 2011. Please give you input
so i applied for the accelerated masters program and heard back with my decision almost a month later. They accepted me to the TRADITIONAL track, even though I did not even apply to it. Is that common? Is it like a nice way of rejecting me from the AMP or something? I am accepted to a post bacc in Jersey but not sure if the traditional program will be worth it especially since I want to apply to med school for Fall 2011. Please give you input
AMP class of 2010
The program started out with 23 people:
3 people dropped out of the program within the first couple of weeks.
Leaving 20 people in the program...
6 are waiting to apply the next cycle
Bringing the number to 14 people who applied this cycle...
1 dropped out mid-way through the school year after being accepted to a state school
2 are going to other medical schools
5 are attending NYMC
2 are waitlisted at NYMC
2 are still waiting to hear a decision
2 were unsuccessful
To date: 8 out of 14 have an acceptance(s) in medical school, making that a 57% success rate. With 4 more people who are still waiting to hear from the nymc waitlist or decisions.
I was in the same boat as you...stuck with the traditional track...so I had to convince myself that I would rather not rush applying to medical school and make good use of the 2 years to prepare my med apps. But if BU-MAMS accepts me...then well I guess that'll be a whole different situation...
It sucks how there isn't much info on the traditional track as compared to the accelerated program. But since it is my current destination, I'm hoping it'll be alright
I'm doing the traditional track in the fall - it doesn't look so bad plus the director seems really nice.
Anyone going thats figured out housing yet? Everything off campus looks so pricy but on campus has no A/C and grasslands I isn't furnished. Isnt that a big hassle? What are other people doing?
Also, is Valhalla a safe area? Is it convenient? (walking distance to grocery stores, etc...)
One more thing...is it possible to apply to med school one year into the program so there's no gap year after you complete the 2 year masters?
Thanks!
hey, can anyone tell me about how long it took for them to get back to you after submitting the application? Mine was complete around May 5th and last week I got an e-mail asking for my spring grades. Does it usually take this long and is anyone else waiting to hear back for an interview?
I also got accepted into the 2 year traditional track and am deciding between that, UMDNJ Newark, and VCU (still waiting to hear back from many others though...but if I had to choose at this very moment..)
Any thoughts on the 3 programs? Why would NYMC be "better"?
Also, is Valhalla a safe area? Is it convenient? (walking distance to grocery stores, etc...)
One more thing...is it possible to apply to med school one year into the program so there's no gap year after you complete the 2 year masters?
Thanks!