Please help...
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hotandsexy said:Hello,
I would like to know if there's someone rejected after interview from Columbia University, or being put on a waitlist, if so please list your stats here. Thank you
well if you are hot and sexy, you shouldnt have a problem. Did you show McManus some cleavage? Im sure that wouldve secured a spot for ya!
hotandsexy said:Hello,
I would like to know if there's someone rejected after interview from Columbia University, or being put on a waitlist, if so please list your stats here. Thank you
Not sure if this helps...But I got rejected by Columbia, without even getting an interview. My stats are as listed in my signature. Also if u are hot and sexy, lets see some proof! LOL jk. Good luck with Columbia. What are your stats?
hotandsexy said:Ok, let me lay it down here. AA 22, TS 20, PAT 20. GPA is 3.4
Daamn. You did lay it down!! Very nice scores. I would imagine that is good enough for columbia, or atleast borderline! I dont understand, how did u get a 20 pat, u are a female...i was told u guys cant manuever 3d objects in your heads!! SIGH
(JK)
lunguv said:Daamn. You did lay it down!! Very nice scores. I would imagine that is good enough for columbia, or atleast borderline! I dont understand, how did u get a 20 pat, u are a female...i was told u guys cant manuever 3d objects in your heads!! SIGH
Anyone who has ever planned a sleeping-baby-from-carseat extraction knows that isn't true - one has to plot out all the steps beforehand, so as to minimize the screaming. Or maybe you just let your neighbors suffer
. And please don't tell me that it was your dad who managed to cram five suitcases' worth of stuff in three duffles and a carryon on the family vacations. JohnDoeDDS said:
I honestly think it has something to do with the fact that I applied so late. I imagine Temple is rolling admission, so there were probably very few spots by the time they looked at my application (sometime in late november). This is the reason I got rejected from Penn without an interview, I was told If I would have applied earlier I would atleast have gotten an interview. I suggest you send your app in may/june. I sent mine the beggginging of september.
hotandsexy said:Please don't get off topic
I have an interview soon in Feb, and it seemed liked there were a lot a lot a lot of people accepted by Columbia already, which makes me nervous, at the same time confused why they had offered so many spots away.
hotandsexy said:I too am nervous. C'mon, guys, please give a hand and I need this information
You may be hot and sexy, but you are also very annoying. What do you want anyone to say? "Dont worry, you'll get in"??? How the hell are they gonna know that? Only the Columbia adcom knows your fate, not any SDN member. Just do something to relax and stop being a spaz.
hotandsexy said:I too am nervous. C'mon, guys, please give a hand and I need this information
If it helps any, I think I'm sending in my rejection letter on Monday - maybe you can call them and say that you'll be taking my place, instead.
When was your interview? Have you heard anything from them?
hotandsexy said:Yeah, like I'm the annoying one. I've actually read a lil about your history and your particular "interest" in criticizing Columbia, Dr, I think truely you are the annoying one on SDN, and most people would agree with that.
Hmmm, with a self-proclaimed nickname like "hot and sexy" and spazzing about getting into Columbia for life or death, Im gonna take a wild stab in the dark and assume that you are simply a superficial, shallow princess bitch that is only dying to get into Columbia because of its name. You can say Im wrong, but I know Im right.
Dr.BadVibes said:
Whatever you say, I'm gonna end any further discussion with you because I know you don't have the intelligence to notice how annoying you are. In fact you are the superficial shallow one, who likes to argue and screw up the threads. I think, we are going to have to call you Dr.MadVibes, simply another loser jealous of others.
You dont need to be so hard on Dr. BadVibes. He does have a point, really you can really trust us SDNers so much. There really isnt much more for us to say than your scores are kick ass and your GPA is impressive. However, what kind of name is hot and sexy? If you really dont want people to go off topic you wouldnt pick such a username. Your gonna get so many ignorant comments about guys asking if you are hot and sexy.hotandsexy said:Yeah, like I'm the annoying one. I've actually read a lil about your history and your particular "interest" in criticizing Columbia, Dr, I think truely you are the annoying one on SDN, and most people would agree with that.
BTW, lets not resort to name calling? Dr. Madvibes...wtf?
grinningrice said:
I dunno grin...I was kinda taken by the incredibly clever name of Dr.MadVibes.....its on the same level as some other suggestions that I came up with.....how bout Dr.BadHives....or how bout Dr.SadLives.....how does one choose!! its like trying to buy peanut butter at the grocery store....just too many good options and variety!
Dr.BadVibes said:Your wife has good taste!
I myself hate crunchy....its too busy for me....its like orange juice....its gotta be non-pulp for me....ughh, I just hate pulp.
You would get along with her great than. It has to be pulp free for her. Personally I love pulp, the more the better. As a matter of fact, you can keep the juice. What thread was this again??
trans fats are positively correlated to athrosclerosis [why? b/c they act like sat fats and may be oxidized like unsat fats-- eg oxidize LDL's -(lead to)-> CVD]TucsonDDS said:
btw, you can pour out the extra oil
hotsexy-
dr.badvibes is a dental student and is more knowledgeable than other statements where the author is not as accomplished. i interviewed at columbia, the facilities are aweful, the school is friendly, yet, due to the undisputable fact that columbia univ school of physician and surgeons is so excellent (facilities and all) and that its students share classes with dental students, i would not be surprised if dental students feel neglected by basic science instructors, which by speaking with numerous students i feel they did. i do not like dr. mcmanus, but he and his staff, especially dr. davis, are all friendly and place max effort to portray their school as a laid back atmosphere. however, be careful of the statistics, such as 100% of one of the recent graduating classes getting into specialty because as dr.badvibes has previously pointed out military, aegd, and gpr sould not count in those figures because to us pre-dents specialty seems like ortho, endo, pedo, etc etc. with that said, columbia is a dental school, thus, an excellent place to become a dentist. as they specifically stated in the interview, they do not place great emphasis on gpa, however, the adcoms there view the dat as the great equalizer. therefore, to ensure a position at columbia you will need to score very well on the dat. at that point, you will be granted an interview to many schools and realize that what dr.badvibes is trying to say is there are other excellent schools and that the name of a school should not influence your decision making, if possible. dental schools are not ranked, no other dentist or dental specialty will care you went to columbia:
- this was followed by the columbia student defending columbia's record of scoring well on national board pt 1, hence, the great emphasis they place on your standardized test taking skills (aka dat) during admissions. ultimately, schools such as UCLA, UCSF, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and other state institutions are much much more challenging to secure a position at; maybe you could fool your patients, friends, and spouse, but you can't fool yourself.toofache32 said:
TucsonDDS said:I know that it may be healthier but for the amount of peanut butter that I eat I think I can splurge on the artery clogging yumminess. Now ice cream is another strory. That **** is going to kill me some day. Lets all vote for Mint Chip
3 WORDS TO THAT.....
CHOCOLATE....MOUSSE.....ROYALE
how can you compare the benefits yielded by plant oils versus partially hydrogenated vegetable oil? if you eat peanut butter regularly, i would highly suggest moving to the natural, non trans-fat product. the "organic" (aka non technologically altered) product will provide you alot of excellent nutrients, i would not be surprised if it is a great source of omega-6 fatty acid. regardless, the natural peanut butter will be rich in monounsaturated fats and nutrient rich. the only downside to the natural product is rancidity, in other words, the product will spoil sooner than the partially hydrogenated oil counterpart, which is the only reason that stuff was created in the first place. ice cream is completely different because the source of fat is animal, hence, it will be full of saturated fat; (also) be careful of "fat-free" because they'll substitute sugar for fat and make you more high risk for type II diabetes, all for the same amount of Calories.TucsonDDS said:
AUG2UAG said:
When I say "the amount that I eat" I mean the PB&J once every month or two. Believe me the amount of steak and cheese I like to consume will put me more at risk than the kind of peanut butter that I eat but I do agree with you that the processed crap that I think tastes good is far from healthy. I also agree that another nurtrition class would be very beneficial for me, especially when I am trying to figure out something for my kids to eat. Thank you for the information, I do appreciate it.
Ribeyes 1
Plain old mild chedder 1
What do you call a lesbian that doesn't eat p**sy??
A Vagitarian
Dr Badvibes, its great when people watch what they eat but how can you turn down a nice bloody ribeye with a little horseraddish on the side??
This tread really turned around, don't you think
