WannabeEndo
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Neither 🥲, did you?Who got Einstein and BU today?
Neither 🥲, did you?Who got Einstein and BU today?
Did they send it today? I was really hoping to get one from einsteinWho got Einstein and BU today?
same tbhDid they send it today? I was really hoping to get one from einstein
can someone who got an invite confirm this??Who got Einstein and BU today?
Endodontists are super competitive and often don’t play nice with others. A lot of egos at play in private practice and academia.The same reason why the whole thing hasn't gone to MATCH, which IMO is better for the candidates and the programs...
There's a not-small percentage of program directors that get off on this competition amongst the applicants (but also with each other to nab the best applicants)
I respectfully disagree. The current system only benefits the program directors. Whether you find out in July or December/January where you got accepted makes no difference to whether you, as an applicant, will accept or not - you will. But, as an applicant, you're FORCED to accept a position at a program that wasn't your top choice only because they interviewed earlier and made the offer earlier. Match would even the field a little as far as the applicants' choices are concerned.The same reason why the whole thing hasn't gone to MATCH, which IMO is better for the candidates and the programs...
There's a not-small percentage of program directors that get off on this competition amongst the applicants (but also with each other to nab the best applicants)
Some programs like Uconn and Ohio which are both excellent programs have less applicants since they are not on PASS. Giving people a better shotOne of the frustrating things in interviews was programs interviewing too many people per spot. When it’s 4 per spot you feel like you have a legitimate chance. When it’s 8 per spot (either in one day or over multiple interview days) you feel like a huge waste of time being there.
I get why they invite so many though, as people cancel short notice due to other offers/interviews. Still not fun on the interviewee side.
Yea but they usually only select applicants that are residents of their state. That’s the draw back.Some programs like Uconn and Ohio which are both excellent programs have less applicants since they are not on PASS. Giving people a better shot
In the 2 current resident classes - only 1 person attended OSU for dental school Advanced Endodontics Residents | College of DentistryYea but they usually only select applicants that are residents of their state. That’s the draw back.
If you can afford to do an unpaid or very low pay internship, sure. Do internships offer any hands on clinical experience or training? Gotta weigh out the cost/benefits to you personally.What’s the consensus on this Endo internships? Worth it or just a waste of money?
Eh, I think we're saying the same thing? I'm saying MATCH would be better for the applicants (for the reasons you stated)I respectfully disagree. The current system only benefits the program directors. Whether you find out in July or December/January where you got accepted makes no difference to whether you, as an applicant, will accept or not - you will. But, as an applicant, you're FORCED to accept a position at a program that wasn't your top choice only because they interviewed earlier and made the offer earlier. Match would even the field a little as far as the applicants' choices are concerned.
Eh, I think we're saying the same thing? I'm saying MATCH would be better for the applicants (for the reasons you stated)
The programs, in turn, would also benefit by actually having candidates that rank them highly actually be there, instead of some candidate who really wanted to be somewhere else but was forced to say yes (per the current system)
I've already been through the process and don't have skin in the game anymore, I can't imagine the current system of programs inching their interview dates earlier and earlier every year (to grab the best candidates) is sustainable. Pretty soon they'll accept a class 2 years in advance LOLMatch benefits the applicant but not necessarily the program. The program is at an advantage with the current system bc they can already get their top choices right after the interview, assuming people accept the offer. They also can attempt to build a “good class” with complementary personalities, which is what my director harped on. That’s honestly understated. Endo will never go to Match bc it requires a supermajority of directors to agree to it, and too many like the current system.
It is what it is. Just play the game.
It seems very little hands on experience and training based on what I’ve read. But I do think it’ll make the application stand out and give you a good chance where you do the internship. Cost is the issue for me, I still have loans. And I’d miss out on another year of income.If you can afford to do an unpaid or very low pay internship, sure. Do internships offer any hands on clinical experience or training? Gotta weigh out the cost/benefits to you personally.
Financially I’d 100% take the program that pays me.Just curious what people would do in this scenario: you have an interview at a program with tuition vs program that pays and is in a better location for your life circumstances.
Program with tuition interviews before paid program. Do you take the offer or hold out and risk it for the paid program. What would you do?
Same boat here, it’s tough money wise to take that much time off when you have loans. 2-3 months is more reasonable, 1 year is too much, that’s half a residency!It seems very little hands on experience and training based on what I’ve read. But I do think it’ll make the application stand out and give you a good chance where you do the internship. Cost is the issue for me, I still have loans. And I’d miss out on another year of income.
Isn’t it frowned upon to take the second program when you’ve already accepted the first program? Unless you’re saying you would risk it and reject the first offerFinancially I’d 100% take the program that pays me.
Isn’t it frowned upon to take the second program when you’ve already accepted the first program? Unless you’re saying you would risk it and reject the first offer
You can ask your #2/3 PD if you can attend the interview. I know who people who did this and the PD let the attend the interview.
Also, if you get accepted at #2/3 but have #1 interview coming up, it's OK to ask for a couple of days to make your decision, which could give you enough time to attend #1 interview.
It’s a tough call but it’s also who comes first. But if I know my chances for a program aren’t as high then that’s also something to consider. Paid residency programs are much smaller and way more difficult to get intoIsn’t it frowned upon to take the second program when you’ve already accepted the first program? Unless you’re saying you would risk it and reject the first offer
Did you get an invite?Uconn email invites for June 26th virtual
bumping this up...can anyone confirm they got an invite from BU?can someone who got an invite confirm this??
Also wondering if anyone can confirm if Einstein has sent invites?Any new invites? Did Einstein really send out invites on Friday?
Have they requested an inquiry to see where they are? I had to do that at the end of May, and they were uploaded the same day.Is anybody still experiencing delay in their transcripts? I sent one may 8th then another may 16th and it still isn't processed and my application still not considered complete. I reached out to PASS multiple times with no results...
Yes.Is anybody still experiencing delay in their transcripts? I sent one may 8th then another may 16th and it still isn't processed and my application still not considered complete. I reached out to PASS multiple times with no results...
I sent through a money order through the fastest mail I could get with tracking, I emailed them a week after it was delivered and they confirmed that the fee was received, so you might have to email them yourself as well.Also wondering if anyone can confirm if Einstein has sent invites?
I put a check in the mail for their supplemental fee about 3 weeks ago; it still hasn’t been cashed so far as I can tell. Surprised they would send invites so early if they’re wanting mailed supplemental fees.
No im a resident at another program. My friend did.Did you get an invite?
Thank you.No im a resident at another program. My friend did.
sameAlso wondering if anyone can confirm if Einstein has sent invites?
I put a check in the mail for their supplemental fee about 3 weeks ago; it still hasn’t been cashed so far as I can tell. Surprised they would send invites so early if they’re wanting mailed supplemental fees.
I also sent a check in the mail about 4 weeks ago. I recently saw they put a payment portal on their website as an alternative to mailing, so I emailed their listed contact last week to see if my check/2x2 photo had been received and have not gotten a response yet. I did USPS priority mail, so if they didn't receive it I'd like to know so I can get my money back from USPS.same
Don’t think you have to do anything until after you get accepted. However I haven’t gotten any confirmation from the school. Has anyone else heard back?Hello guys! Is there any supplemental fees for UNC?
Yea you get it a few days after you apply.Has anyone received anything from Tufts for the supplemental fee link?
could still be sending out more invites, send the supplemental stuff!"Indiana University - Invites sent (May 30, email), Interview (July 8)"
- this is odd.... according to this thread Indiana University already sent out invite, however they just send me an email asking for supplemental items. Is this normal?
love the name lolYea you get it a few days after you apply.
University of Alabama at Birmingham -Can someone update invite chart (I do not know how). UT Houston someone previously stated they got invite UT Houston 6/4 email.
Either UT Houston is done or they are going in stages. Thanks
Also curious to know about this! Would like not to pay those fees if I am not being considered.Do the programs email you to pay their secondary fees/supplemental applications once they have received your completed application? Or do you need to go to their website and do it yourself before hearing anything from them first?