I have not seen any threads about this yet so I figured I might as well start one for 2022. I think it is early, but has anyone heard anything from these programs?
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SRTP and NIDDK Summer Programs 2022
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premedprincess1
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I was accepted to the Vanderbilt SRTP on Friday!
Anyone apply to Mayo Clinic's SRF? I havent heard back
Did all programs already fill their spots? Or are some programs still getting back to people?
I have not heard back yet either way from any of the programs I applied so I imagine they are probably still trying to match people.
If we are not selected, do they let us know or do they just ghost? Like one of the programs I applied to said they would notify us by late February. But just got in touch with them and they said they won’t let me know decisions until after 2 weeks. I’m confused lol.
I assumed they would be nice and let us know, but I guess that might not be the case. I guess to find out for sure we would have to email them and ask about the status of our individual applications.
Out of curiosity why did you decline?
I chose NIDDK instead due to location
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Anyone know if Vanderbilt sent out NIDDK acceptances?
I was accepted into Vanderbilt SRTP and NIDDK at Washu! I believe they are both rolling
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Thanks! I was wondering if Vanderbilt had sent in their NIDDK list yet.
Anyone here apply to Mayo SRF?
No clue, I know that different institutions have different timelines though
Anyone heard anything from NIDDK Joslin? Also Yale applicants, were we put at a disadvantage because they told us Yale wouldn't be participating until after the deadline to submit?
I have not heard back yet and maybe we were at a slight disadvantage, but I think it's a match system so I don't know how big a difference that would have made unless you were going to apply to one of the sites that filled early.
I have heard from students in the past that these programs dont really check your resume or applications that much, or at least scrutinize them. They just match you to whatever project is available based on your interests. Is that correct?
Just as an update I was officially rejected from the NIDDK program. Luckily I was accepted to a different program that is directly related to my preferred specialty so I am not broken up about the news. I just wanted to let people know that you're probably still in consideration if you have not heard back yet.
No news on SRTP, but I will update if I hear back from them.
No news on SRTP, but I will update if I hear back from them.
