Should I be worried?

Started by Beckwith Wiedemann
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I think you'll be fine. I've also been freaking out since I only have 1 interview so far but its early. What schools have you applied to? I also applied to Columbia and am kinda sad that all their pre-December slots are full.
 
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We have fairly similar stats and I only have 3 interviews (applied to 16 schools). Your overall gpa is higher, but I took all the prereqs as a non-trad over the past 2.5 years, plus a few other courses for a total of 50 credits and maintained a 4.0. I haven't been offered a single interview at any of the 10+ public schools I applied to. You're not alone! I'm right there with you! I would be thankful you have an interview at your state school (which happens to be an awesome school), and even if you don't get a single other interview but end up matriculating to UNC, think of all the money you just saved on traveling costs... all you need is one.
 
Beckwith Wiedemann said:
Where are you from and where did you apply? I'm not getting love from any public or private school haha, but I am glad because UNC is one of my top choices!

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I'm from MA and applied to: VCU, UCONN, Rutgers, UBuff, Stony Brook, Maryland, UMich, OSU, Pitt, UNLV, Columbia, UPenn, Case, Nova, Lecom and Temple. So far I have interviews at Case, Temple and Nova.
 
Beckwith Wiedemann said:
If by complete you mean for UNC, 7/30. I was verified 7/25 for all schools.



Nice and congrats! Although all dental schools in MA are private, you still have a very good chance at getting an interview tbh, why didn't you apply to any? Too cold up there??
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The tuition along with cost of living in Boston makes them among the most expensive schools in the country. I’ve also worked in Boston for years and have never lived outside MA so I wanted the experience.
 
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