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WHEWHOO!!!
Got an interview, see youguys there. Who else has an interview on the 28th?
I do! I'm really looking forward to seeing my potential classmates! 🙂
WHEWHOO!!!
Got an interview, see youguys there. Who else has an interview on the 28th?
I do! I'm really looking forward to seeing my potential classmates! 🙂
I'm on the 21st as well - part of the "early morning" registration group.
Anyone know if that means we interview earlier in the day? Is there an actual assigned time?
Hey guys. I was wondering if anyone living in Indiana can tell me how the weather is during January. I know regardless I will freeze but I just wanted to make sure. Also does it snow in janurary? I've never seen snow 🙂
Received my rejection in the mail today, not really surprised.
I don't know if you guys have discussed this before or not, but does anyone else find it maddening that Purdue is the only school that blatantly favors OOS vs. IS (taxpaying IS!!! whether you or your parents pay doesn't matter, still tax dollars). So not only are IN residents screwed by their IS school, we don't have a contract with anyone else or WICHE or anything. Add to this the fact that the "extra" seats that were added on to the incoming class are also for OOSers. Kind of a giant slap in the face, IMHO.
If they make more offers for OOSers, they don't know upfront that only a certain number will accept. And of the interviews granted, more could be given to IS students.
http://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/home/education/admissions/summary-and-stats
Using Auburn as an example, 85% (including contract, which is essentially IS) of their class is IS.
http://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/education...ts/UFCVM-AdmissionsInformationClassof2014.pdf
For Florida, 89% is IS. I still am going with the idea that if more OOSers accepted the offer, there would be more OOSers in the class.
Another example: Washington. 94 out of 99 seats are allocated for IS/WICHE/contract. The OOSers get 5 seats. Even though there was an application pool for OOS of 556. Fewer IS/contract/WICHE applied, but the percentages favor them.
http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/ProspectiveStudents/stats/index.aspx
I'm so excited about going to this interview!! Its going to be my first interview and I am soo nervous. But I have faith in all of us here that we will rock it!!I am spending the rest of this week reviewing the questions and info about purdue and my application.
Ditto! I'm stoked. I've been working on answers to all the questions for the past few weeks. Today: buying a suit, in spite of all the damn snow.
SJB, it looks like I'll be seeing you at Purdue AND at Tufts, since we're on the same days for both!
Interview buddies!! We shall conquer the west and the northeast! lol, Just checked the weather too, Blazing high of 13 degrees on the 21st with a low of 2.I was planning on wearing a skirt suit, now I'm leaning towards long underwear under pants and a sweater!
Yes please on the conquering. 😉 We shall have to rock it. And band together for moral support.
RE: weather, OMFG I know. Every day before and after is like, fine. Friday? Absurd. One report I saw said a high of NINE. And windy. Sounds like a great day for a campus tour!I'm trying to plan so I don't roast indoors but also don't get frostbite. Fortunately I'm driving so I will just pack everything I own.
Also, anyone know how "fancy" the dinner is going to be? I'm guessing I don't need to wear my full suit, but perhaps nice pants and a dressy top? Any other ideas?
I didn't think about changing, but then again, I wasn't planning on wearing a full suit.
btw, do you have a morning or afternoon interview? I have to be there at 7am (8am eastern thank god). Maybe we can grab lunch afterward as well?
Marsala, Thanks for the restaurant recommendations, that Triple X sounds mouthwatering and the 80 oz margarita would hit the spot after an interview 😉