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Guys, I don't want this to seem like a bragfest because it is not. This process is so dissapointing. I had not gotten in anywhere, and on April 12th I got a letter from Rosalind Frankin. It was dated the 10th. My heart basically stopped. I sobbed really hard, my first acceptance. I interviewed in Feb. so I thought I was done for. There is a lot of time left and come May 15th, there will be a lot of spots open. Those spots are yours!!
It's really easy to give up hope... don't give up!![]()
if your stats are good and your interviewer says they will highly recommend you, why am I not accepted. I dont get this process, it sucks HUGE
Guys, I know we keep saying there's still time left, but I'm soooooooooooooooooooooooo depressed right now. I too interviewed in Feb, but nothing. I'm gonna cry......
P.S. Atleast I haven't been rejected yet.....
I wonder when the adcom meets again.
Guys, I know we keep saying there's still time left, but I'm soooooooooooooooooooooooo depressed right now. I too interviewed in Feb, but nothing. I'm gonna cry......
P.S. Atleast I haven't been rejected yet.....
I hate people that sit back and collect acceptances like hot-wheels. I cant wait for may 15 I hope they send out tons of acceptances before june!
Hopefully all 185 who were accepted are jerks and holding on to acceptances...![]()
Cmon Rosalind...
Why dont they ever pick up the phone? I guess were waiting another month fellas...
I figured I was automatic with a 30 and 3.6
yeah, they usually pick up when i call. i called and i found out that "no decision has been made on my app and that i will have to wait till the next meeting." i asked when the next meeting was, she said she didnt know. so im waiting till may meeting. 🙁
so as not to be one of those "jerks," i'm declining my offer of admission to RFU tomorrow - i wish i had as many acceptances to decline as there are people on this thread. best of luck to you all!
so as not to be one of those "jerks," i'm declining my offer of admission to RFU tomorrow - i wish i had as many acceptances to decline as there are people on this thread. best of luck to you all!
what kind of waitlist movement is there at rosalind franklin?
So this is question I can't find a definitive answer to. Is is worth it going to RFU or does the school really suck!?!? Research faculty at my school say it's a great school, but a few doctors I know do the opposite and start twisting up their faces when I mention RFU. Recently, I read some stuff on Cook county hospitals getting out of RFUs list for rotations. How bad is that?
I'll appreciate any opinions on this. Thanks guys!
Are there people that are on the waitlist right now?
what kind of waitlist movement is there at rosalind franklin?
I am post interview hold. when i called them in March, they emailed me and wrote that my app was neither rejected nor accepted at the last meeting and it will be reviewed at later meetings. i don't know if this can be considered as waitlist or just a post-interview hold.
I'm almost 100% sure.I am guessing, if you are accepted at RFU, you would go to RFU and decline Wayne...is that correct?
Hey no problem, happy to offer an opinion.
Yeah pretty much no one goes on to residency from our school. We just graduate with our MDs and sit at home, watch Cheaters all day.
(Please realize, I am being sarcastic.)![]()
In all seriousness, I really don't get this attitude. We all worked very hard at CMS for our MDs. And guess what, we do well on our steps and many of us go on to what we want to do, just like any other US medschool.
Hey no problem, happy to offer an opinion.
Yeah pretty much no one goes on to residency from our school. We just graduate with our MDs and sit at home, watch Cheaters all day.
(Please realize, I am being sarcastic.)![]()
In all seriousness, I really don't get this attitude. We all worked very hard at CMS for our MDs. And guess what, we do well on our steps and many of us go on to what we want to do, just like any other US medschool.
So this is question I can't find a definitive answer to. Is is worth it going to RFU or does the school really suck!?!? Research faculty at my school say it's a great school, but a few doctors I know do the opposite and start twisting up their faces when I mention RFU. Recently, I read some stuff on Cook county hospitals getting out of RFUs list for rotations. How bad is that?
I'll appreciate any opinions on this. Thanks guys!
Jumpu, could I ask you a few more questions? 'Coz few people claim that it's tough not having a hospital attached to the school... Does it affect you at all during the rotations? How do you get early clinical experiences without a teaching hospital nearby? Do you use the VA? Is it exclusively with simulated patients, etc?
Thanks so much for taking the time! Cheers!