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Not yet, waiting till I finish up my last bit of shadowing.
I submitted last week! Just waiting for my committee letter to get turned in now...
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Fo sho. However, I couldn't help but notice from previous cycles that interviews are all starting in late sep or oct. So it had me wondering why submitting it on July 15th would be any better than submitting it in late August or early sep...?
Fo sho. However, I couldn't help but notice from previous cycles that interviews are all starting in late sep or oct. So it had me wondering why submitting it on July 15th would be any better than submitting it in late August or early sep...?
Interviews can start earlier than that. Also, qualified applicants that submit earlier are offered earlier interview dates because their files are already completed, which is a huge benefit in ROLLING admissions. If you submit later, say October, by the time your application is processed and reviewed, you could be looking at January or February before you are interviewed because earlier dates were filled with people who submitted in July and August (not always the case, but you are certainly not doing yourself any favors by waiting).
It was just a thought. I submitted on the 15th 😉 Hopefully it will make all the difference.
Hi,
Question for you....did you submit a unique essay for each school you applied to? I'm a little confused about that part...
No I did not. I believe only certain schools require those, and from my understanding, none that I applied to did.
Oh, I see. Where'd you apply, if you don't mind me asking?
Awesome, best of luck!SCO (1st choice, instate), st louis, Birmingham, Houston, Oklahoma