Thank you! Did you apply for the Summer cohort?
If you dont mind me asking, which campus did you apply for and is it an OTD program?
Did you not select a secondary campus initially? I'm just curious cause I haven't heard anything at all. Best of luck to you!
Good luck to you! If you don't mind me asking, what were your stats?
No, i didn't select a secondary campus until I recieved their email requiring me to.
They're not the best, but it is what it is!
Wow! 926 hours?!?! I only have 95 currently and I'll be adding 90 more next semester!
Yea I've been working as an OT aide part time so it's been really helpful with getting hours in. I figure since my overall stats aren't the best I need to bulk up whatever I can.
Oh wow those are awesome stats! Especially your GRE scores. I'm sure you'll get into a few places and have some options.
I hope so! You had great stats as well! Best of luck to you! Hopefully I'll see you at USA!
Did you not select one on their application when you first applied? I'm just curious cause I selected a secondary campus when I applied.
Hi! I applied to the St. Augustine campus for the fall of 2018 and I have an interview mid-February if that helps! I'm sure the other campuses are around the same time-line.
Congrats!! I'll be keeping a close eye out for emails from them then!
It was through email!
I got an email for a interview this morning too, for Feb 23rd! So excited!
Same! I feel like some of the weight has lifted off of my shoulders lol USA is my top choice so I'm hoping everything goes well next month! See you then!!
I think it would be okay to give it a shot. Especially since from what I've heard, it's group interviews and not solo, so theres probably a good chance they can squeeze you into another group.
Im interviewing in February as well. I pretty much just applied because it was the only program near me in San Diego. I’m just curious, what makes it your top pick?
It’s actually USA cause of location—I’m from LA and don’t want to have to pick up and move too far—and cost. It’s way cheaper than my local programs like SC and Stanbrige. Hbu?
I live in Ocean Beach, and the idea of not having to relocate is tempting. My problem is that the cost seems too high. I was accepted to both Shenandoah (VA) and Husson (ME), neither of those programs are over 65K, but USA is something like a 90 credit MS program, and close to 90K??? When you factor in the cost of living out here (outrageous....1500/mo in rent for a 1br), I have a hard time justifying it.
Yea I completely understand your position. That's basically where I'm at as well, but I actually didn't even look into schools that far out because I don't want to have to move across the country or even more than a couple states away. I just feel like I'd like to have the option to come home on a weekend, considering how high stress the program is going to be. I only applied to CSUDH (denied), USC (SOOO EXPENSIVE), SJSU (haven't heard back), USA and ATSU (haven't heard back). Ideally I would like to do SJSU because its public and therefore cheaper, but the cost of living in San Jose is pretty crazy as well. At this point I just feel like I need to suck it up and just deal with the loans regardless. Plus, my stats are on the low end in terms of competitiveness so I don't think I'm in the position to be picky.
Have you heard back at all yet?
Congrats! What date is your interview?
Oh yay! Yea they said I have to check in at 10am I believe hbu? I wonder if we’re in the same group.
Congrats!! What’s your scheduled date and time? Also where are you from?
February 23rd!
February 23rd at 9 AM! And I'm from the central Florida area, so the campus is just a few hours away from me 🙂
Yea hopefully! It would be nice to know (sort of) someone there! Yea, it seems like a very interesting “interview” setup. Sounds very similar to my freshman orientation for undergrad. At least it will put us a bit more at ease for the actual small group interviews!
