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Did you see the dates offered?
I declined for the 25th, next week.
Did you see the dates offered?
Only saw one date on the portal, February 20.Did you see the dates offered?
sameAlso rejected from Rutgers lol.
I just called to check on my app! UoP is the only school that would make me turn down Roseman... still under review :-/Declined my UoP interview. Hopefully someone gets it soon 🙂
same^^I just called to check on my app! UoP is the only school that would make me turn down Roseman... still under review :-/
When you call school regarding you app, what do you say? I would love to call one school, but not even a clue how to address my interest in themI just called to check on my app! UoP is the only school that would make me turn down Roseman... still under review :-/
Congrats!First acceptance to BU on 1/16 😀
I literally say, 'hi! I was just calling to check on my application!'When you call school regarding you app, what do you say? I would love to call one school, but not even a clue how to address my interest in them
Accepted to Rutgers on Dec 1. Because I graduated, I’ve been in Korea since last week. And the interview invitation from Stony Brook today!!! If you were in my shoes, would you go for the interview? I would probably stay for 3 days and go back to Korea.
How did you not get an interview with those stats?Rejection 1: Kentucky
No interview
22AA 23TS 4.0GPA
How did you not get an interview with those stats?
This cycle is so random! I got rejected from one of my safety schools the other day. So strange.Not really sure. It’s weird. The cycle has worked out this way for me:
UPenn: accepted with scholarship
ECU: accepted
DCG: accepted off waitlist
VCU: interviewed haven’t heard
Columbia: interviewed haven’t heard
UNC: interviewed haven’t heard
MUSC: no interview
Kentucky: rejected no interview
I have quite the variety. I think the cycle has a bit of randomness to it.
was your app in late?Acceptance #1 Tufts! Interviewed two weeks ago!
The only con you need to know: estimated cost of attendance $478,997..Interview #13
USC
Was notified a few days ago. Not sure if I'm going to go. Can anyone speak on the pros and cons from their time there? I was admitted to other schools, but I do like the sounds of attending school in California. I'm aware of the cost..but I'm applying for the HPSP, so that is the only way I'd actually go to that school.
The only con you need to know: estimated cost of attendance $478,997..
If you have cheaper options, go to them..
No, just the cost.. lolI said I was aware of the cost lol. The HPSP will (hopefully) cover the cost everything. Anything else haha?
I said I was aware of the cost lol. The HPSP will (hopefully) cover the cost everything. Anything else haha?
Be yourself !Interviews at UCSF (01/29) and UCLA (02/02) next week!
Any Advice??
I wouldn't worry yet. Maybe start to worry a little in March? It seems way too early still. People are still interviewing and placing deposits at multiple schools so spots will start to open up when others make their final decisions. (This is all speculative and just my perspective obviously).At what point do you start to worry if you haven’t heard back? I’ve interviewed at 2 schools (Colordo, UW) and I have an interview coming up at USC. I’ve heard of some people being waitlisted at at least UW but I haven’t heard that either. Should I start to worry? And does it ever help to get in touch with schools?
Worry not. You will get inAt what point do you start to worry if you haven’t heard back? I’ve interviewed at 2 schools (Colordo, UW) and I have an interview coming up at USC. I’ve heard of some people being waitlisted at at least UW but I haven’t heard that either. Should I start to worry? And does it ever help to get in touch with schools?
congrats! when did you interview?Acceptance UOP 🙂
congrats! when did you interview?
You ever thought about CRNA?I mentioned my stats earlier but 9 of my 11 years of healthcare experience has been as a nurse in cardiology, intensive care, and ER. I have hundreds of hours of shadowing and hundreds of volunteer hours (not to mention my full-time job of taking care of people for over 1,500 hours per year. I’m waitlisted at my state school and two public out of state schools and waiting to hear back from 5 other schools. I have a wife and child so I can’t take a $12/hr job as a dental assistant at an office to get dental experience and with 195 hours of college credit, I don’t want to spend a ton of money on a post-bac course of study just to say I’ve taken classes really recently. I’ve been in college since 2004 basically. So what else can I do to get off the waitlist and get an acceptance?
Absolutely, that was my original plan. But I worked 3 years in an ICU and for an 18 month period I was on call 26 times and I got called in 23 of those times, often right at the beginning of my call shift so I was often working 60 hours per week. You are on call A LOT as a CRNA. The hospital often times does not offer a good setting for a good work-life balance. Even when you’re at home, you have to have in mind “will the hospital need me?” I was tired of that. I realize if you own your own practice then it will be on your mind too bc a business owner has to make sure he is managing the business well or it fails. But, the business is YOURS. In a sense the hospital owns you. Also, the way healthcare is moving is a direction that has more questions than answers. It’s very volatile with a lot of turmoil and I don’t want to actively pursue a career path full of uncertainty. There are very good gigs for CRNA’s out there, but not available to newer graduates. You have to put in years to reap those benefits. You put in 4 years for dental school, you get to work with your hands, and if you don’t do something perfectly, you can correct it for the patient. If you screw up in the OR and administer a sedative a patient has a poor reaction too and it comes out you should’ve known it but the patient forgot to tell you they had a bad reaction to sedation in 1984, then you can get sued, fired, have your license censured, etc. dentistry will provide a better lifestyle for my family and I, allows me to be creative, and gives me an opportunity to have something that provides service that I can call my own. Long answer to a short question but yes, I have definitely thought about my decision to pursue dentistry.You ever thought about CRNA?