Interviewing on the 5th. Looking forward to it.
that's strange-- i've never heard of a waitlist turning into a rejection so quickly.
I was thinking that as well.
Sorry to hear that family. I truly am.
Interviewed here for a second time after reapplying. Had a stellar interview, absolutely loved the campus. Just got my rejection letter.
Unreal.
Wow, that is strange. I'm sorry to hear that! I'm glad it came after you decided to explore other opportunities. I can't imagine what happened there, but I'm inclined to go with you about SDN...maybe they did see something on here? I know they look on here, because this site was referenced to me in an e-mail correspondence with the school earlier in the semester. Although, even saying that sounds a bit "conspiracy theorist" to me, but I can't think of what else it would be. I guess I shouldn't speculate when I have zero real information to go on. Either way, good luck with everything next year.And I just got further notification that my wait list turned into a rejection. Oy vey.
I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope you get into an awesome school somewhere else that is a great fit for you. Best of luck...this process can be so harsh. Keep your head up!Interviewed here for a second time after reapplying. Had a stellar interview, absolutely loved the campus. Just got my rejection letter.
Unreal.
Tru dat.med school applications SUCK
CONGRATS! You're insanely lucky you didn't have to wait so long after the interview...that's the hardest part.Accepted! Got letter 6 days post interview. What an amazing feeling.
Wow, Congrats! See you in the fall Don't forget to join the FB group.Thick letter in the mail for me today! Interviewed 11/15. See you all next fall!
cGPA: 3.2 (Graduated in 2002)
sGPA: 2.7
MCAT: 26 (8,8,10)
I've read alot of posts on this particular thread about PCOM weeding out MCAT scores below 7 or 8. Do they typically do this AFTER you've sent in the secondary and they've cashed your check? I have a 4 in a section, BUT I did indicate on my primary that I'm retaking. I'm just wondering if I should bother sending in the secondary if they're going to weed me out without even reading it.
I've read alot of posts on this particular thread about PCOM weeding out MCAT scores below 7 or 8. Do they typically do this AFTER you've sent in the secondary and they've cashed your check? I have a 4 in a section, BUT I did indicate on my primary that I'm retaking. I'm just wondering if I should bother sending in the secondary if they're going to weed me out without even reading it.
A 7 or below on a section and they'll make you pack your bags to go out there twice, just to waitlist you the first time and reject you the second.
Dude...Lighten up...
Dude...Lighten up...
He wasn't that far off base.
The 'consensus' if there is such as thing is if you have a sub-8 section, they interview and then put on the waitlist pending an updated MCAT. If you raise it up, you get in. If you don't you are out of luck.
There are always exceptions but PCOM is one of the schools that traditionally holds to the no-section-under-8 rule pretty tightly.
I am so impatient waiting to hear back from my 11/22 interview! I have been stalking the mail man. Post-interview waiting has definitely been the worst part of this process I guess I am looking at another week from what others have posted?
Did anyone use the same secondary essay as PCOM? I pretty much used the same one and now I'm a bit worried since they're both being sent to PCOM in Philly.
Holy moly, just got my acceptance letter!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So excited, this was my #1! Thank goodness I don't have to move to harrogate, tn haha! Interviewed 11/22
You have to buy required equipment on your own. A guy from WelchAllyn comes in to get orders from students. The stuff he has is pretty expensive....so unless your a military student, I recommend getting everything from other sources. The main things to get are stethoscope, otoscope, etc. There are a lot of other items on the required list that you'll never use. However, I recommend that you check with upperclassmen once you get on campus to see what they used. There is a new director for PCS this year and she's changing things a bit for the 1st years. So, they can probably give better advice on what to buy and what not to buy.Do we get a stethoscope or any other medical equipment or do we have to buy it all?
ill be driving in from chattanooga the morning of my interview. how far is pcom from ATL? hopefully, ill be early enough to beat the traffic.