New to the site - Got an interview call Monday for Nov 12. Anyone else for that date?
Hey DrMom, whats your opinion on the hospital issue and stuff that went on last year at this point in time? Do you think there is still much to worry about?
EdLongshanks said:That's not a fair question to ask her. She works there now and everyone knows her SDN id.
So, if your in state and were offered an interview you have a pretty good chance. I guess as long as you do not bomb the interview.
I know of two people last year that felt the interview went great and didn't get in. It's not a shoe in just because you are in state. Just ask all the people on last years thread that didn't make it
Early is better I interviewed last year and felt I did quite well in the interview. My stats are a bit on the lower side so being in state it evened out and I made the wait list, and eventually made the final wait list. Well august rolls around and no phone call so reapp here I am and aacomas isn't finished yet.
Well on that note it should be about a week until first round offers go out...
Thats exciting and nerve racking. You said earlier on the forum that during your interview there were a lot of opportunities for questions. Did you mean in the actual interview or throughout the day? I have been trying to think of good questions to ask in the interview.
Another question, how many interview spots do they have per round? You said 8 per day, are there like 2 or 3 days in a round?
Anyone know the typical stats (GPA MCAT) of the students who receive acceptance from these first rounds (OCt-Dec 2009) of interviews? At 8 a day and 11 days - if they offer to half the interviewees that would fill up half of their class - roughly.
How many acceptance offers do you think they have to offer to fill their 92 spots? Just trying to do the odds. It says on the website they interview 177/302 in-state applicants. I wonder how many of those 177 get offers.
I believe they offer probably 150 or more because I was told they get a large waitlist going until may then cut it down to a final waitlist where the majority are cut. Someone inside may know better though.
OSU told us that about 85% of first round (October interviews) get acceptances.
Did you have to ask them or did they just tell you?
RevDoc-what are your stats?
Congratulations
Anyone else?
Just got the call today too
Yup, that pretty much sums up the emotions
New to the site - Got an interview call Monday for Nov 12. Anyone else for that date?
Congrats!!!
Any word from whatsnext?
back in my day, you had to wait on the fed-ex acceptance letter......
As happy as I am now, I'll feel much better once I have that letter in hand. But, It's definitely nice to get such a call to start the weekend right!
As happy as I am now, I'll feel much better once I have that letter in hand. But, It's definitely nice to get such a call to start the weekend right!
back in my day, you had to wait on the fed-ex acceptance letter......
You are fine, sitting pretty. Of course, no matter how many times you hear that, you'll never believe it until you are accepted. I speak from experience.Wow - Congrats to all of you newly accepted Med students!!
No one has posted a rejection or a waitlist yet? Hmmh
Ive read that by being in the first groups to interview you're their prime choice and you really have to screw the interview up to not get it. Any other takes on that anomally? Might just be wishful thinking since I'm in the 2nd round🙂
I'm a 3.8 cGPA, 3.75 sGPA, and 26S MCAT - with B.S., M.S., and almost done with a 2nd B.S (>200 hours).
I've got lots of Academic honors and a TON (literally 100's of hours) of EC's - all community and health related. Then again, I am 29! lol
This is my first time to apply to med school - just decided a year ago. OSU is my first choice - looks like a great education
I can tell you mine, I had a 3.64 gpa (3.0 in 66 hours ten years ago and 3.92 in 100 hours within the last three years) and a 28 mcat. I know of people that interviewed in the first round with mcat ranging from 25 to over 32. Also I know of a gpa around 3.5 that interviewed first round. OSU told us that about 85% of first round (October interviews) get acceptances, others get waitlisted or possible rejection (but unlikely). I know that as each round passes, the percent that get immediate acceptance diminishes.