The 2007 Interview Invites Thread

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Invites:
Brown
Tufts
UMaryland
Dartmouth
Mount Sinai

Aside from those programs who wait until MSPE, still waiting on Yale, UVA, Duke, GW. Is it time to call or do I assume I will not get these interviews? AOA, StepsI/II mid 250's/mid 260's
 
Invites:
Brown
Tufts
UMaryland
Dartmouth
Mount Sinai

Aside from those programs who wait until MSPE, still waiting on Yale, UVA, Duke, GW. Is it time to call or do I assume I will not get these interviews? AOA, StepsI/II mid 250's/mid 260's


did u apply late? I allready heard from all those on your list plus yale, UCSF, mayo

Also AOA, Step I > 245, Step II next week....if you applied late, I'm sure you'll hear from yale soon.
 
Seriously guys, stop worrying about not hearing from Hopkins. You're not going to until a week or so into November unless you go here (or apparently if you've rotated here). I hate seeing ppl stress out. :luck:
 
Seriously guys, stop worrying about not hearing from Hopkins. You're not going to until a week or so into November unless you go here (or apparently if you've rotated here). I hate seeing ppl stress out. :luck:

Who is stressing about not hearing from Hopkins?? I didn't get that impression. I think we're stressing more about those programs that DO offer interviews before Nov 1 that we've not heard from. Most of us accept that we won't hear from Hopkins till after MSPE.
 
Applied sep 18th, but transcipt not uploaded until 10/18, last two letters in 10/22.
 
Who is stressing about not hearing from Hopkins?? I didn't get that impression. I think we're stressing more about those programs that DO offer interviews before Nov 1 that we've not heard from. Most of us accept that we won't hear from Hopkins till after MSPE.

I think cuteasaurus just wanted everyone to know that he/she goes there...🙄
 
Haha, yes I do (but I guess I thought that was old news). But, if trying to keep ppl from stressing about an interview invite they can't have gotten yet is annoying, I'll keep my big mouth shut then. 😉 😛


(And it was for fexofen who said "No word from JHU or UCSF yet" yesterday)
 
Applied sep 18th, but transcipt not uploaded until 10/18, last two letters in 10/22.


I had application submitted 9/11 and everything (except MSPE) was uploaded by 9/22. Heard from yale 10/2.

if you allready heard from mayo and ucsf than i'm sure yale is not too far behind!!! Plus...if you allready heard from mayo and ucsf do still care about hearing from yale?
 
adding:
harbor-ucla
santa clara valley medical center
ohsu
alameda county

anybody hear from ucd yet?
 
Just got UMich today, only 1 date in December offered.
 
What did you think of JHU as a visiting student?

Pretty solid, amazing teaching, very smart people from all walks, older facilities, intense feeling. Glad I made it back home alive and safe after living across the street in THE ghetto. ...nothing that people aren't already aware of.
 
Northwestern today.

It seems like this program has a pretty random way in which it reviews applications. My application was complete on 9/4. I've seen many SDNers whose applications were complete later than that receive interviews weeks ago. Moral of the story. If you haven't heard from Northwestern yet, it does not mean you didn't get an interview.
 
University of Chicago today!! They offer a lot of dates.
 
Hey Natty, congrats👍

BTW, why does your status say resident?
 
Hey Natty, congrats
BTW, why does your status say resident?

Thanks for the congrats BlacknDecker.

I've been on SDN for years and my old name made it seem like I was still a pre-med. I decided to make a new name (and status) since I'll only be a med student for another 6 mos but a resident for the next 3 years of my life.

I guess I could figure out how to leave it as student for now and then change it when the time comes around, but when they asked me during the signing up process, it just seemed easier. I don't mean to perpetrate :laugh:
 
Now: Utah, Kansas, Texas A&M, Iowa, Loma Linda, USC

I was looking for the thread that I saw in here months ago - like June/Julyish about what factors and or questions to look at when choosing a program - I remember it being pretty practical, and some of the factors not entirely intuitive (it would be a great resource for when you are asked, "So, do you have any questions for us?" And they WILL ask). Anyone remember this thread? I've look through some of the old stuff, without much success . . . I'll keep looking, but if anyone remembers, it would be supper cool to post a link.

Was there any consensus on when to interview that one or two programs you really, really, really want? Early, or late? I'm thinking late . . .

Anyway, congrats to those getting invites where you want them . . .
 
Accroding to Iserson's Guide to REsidency it says interview late cos they remember you, that and it says early interviews are given to weaker applicants (not sure if I believe that) but several program directors on this forum state it really doesn't matter when you interview.
 
University of Chicago today!! They offer a lot of dates.


Good job on the UofC interview. When do you submit your application? I was just wondering as I haven't heard anything from them. 🙁
 
Good job on the UofC interview. When do you submit your application? I was just wondering as I haven't heard anything from them. 🙁

Thanks Linus. I submitted my applications September 29th. Good luck to you!
 
adding Kaiser Los Angeles today (via ERAS/email)
 
Adding California Pacific today - via eras/email
 
Adding

--> Albert Einstein/Beth Israel (a few days ago)
--> Mount Sinai (Queens) Prob not going though

--> U of Buffalo (today)
 
Cornell Today via (ERAS/email)

Finally!!!
 
congratulations on cornell! that's big time.
i'm just wondering (not that i have a chance at cornell) but what is the deal with one hospital having 2 medicine residencies. how does that work?
 
Cornell today by regular email. Finally another one! Tomorrow is the big day, good luck to everyone.
 
congratulations on cornell! that's big time.
i'm just wondering (not that i have a chance at cornell) but what is the deal with one hospital having 2 medicine residencies. how does that work?

Its my understanding that they are in the Presbyterian system but seperate hospitals. Columbia is in the Washington Heights, Harlem area north of central park. Cornell is a seperate facility that is in the Upper East Side of Manhatten. They share Memorial Sloan Kettering for Heme/Onc I think. I dont know too much more.
 
congratulations on cornell! that's big time.
i'm just wondering (not that i have a chance at cornell) but what is the deal with one hospital having 2 medicine residencies. how does that work?


In the land before time....

actually it wasnt that long ago...columbia and cornell were two separate hospitals systems. That changed a little while ago where they merged to form one big conglomerate = New York Presbyterian. Althugh that is the case, both hospitals have their own residencies and medschools. I'm not sure but I think the merger was more for administrative purposes b/c the only time cornell residents see columbia residents i believe is when they rotate at places like memorial sloan kettering (as allready mentioend by another post). Otherwise cornell residents don't rotate at columbia nor vice versa.
 
University of Washington yesterday. UCSD and Cornell today.
 
UCSD, UChicago today.

Things should start heating up now that the MSPEs have been uploaded. Good luck to all and seeya on the trail
 
Its my understanding that they are in the Presbyterian system but seperate hospitals. Columbia is in the Washington Heights, Harlem area north of central park. Cornell is a seperate facility that is in the Upper East Side of Manhatten. They share Memorial Sloan Kettering for Heme/Onc I think. I dont know too much more.

Im pretty sure that Columbia and Cornell residents dont interact in a hospital setting at all. Sloan Kettering is Cornell's hospital (NYU residents rotate through there also I think). Of course, both have a very strong match to Sloan though.

The story of NYP is that Cornell, being in Manhattan, was making money left and right but was missing out on some services that Columbia, which was in the red and in Harlem, had. The hospital administrations decided a merger was financially feasible and would benefit both institutions, and thus NYP-Cornell/Columbia was formed.

I think overall its a top 5 hospital with their combined services, but the residents as far as I know stay completely seperated academically.
 
yay! heard from harbor ucla today. 🙂
 
Yale and UCLA today. Nothing from Stanford or UofC
 
UCLA and Cedars Sinai today....no stanford, jhu, mgh, columbia love yet either!!!!

on a totally different note....took step 2 ck today...wtf....wasnt a walk in the park that everyone says it was....f'ing computer froze during one of the media questions!!!
 
Man no love from Cornell, Yale or Stanford. Hopefully it's because I submitted my application late and not becuase I'm a complete 😕.


Sadly I think the latter is true. 😳
 
I'm an okay student, elected to AOA senior year, application submitted 9/01 and has been complete (sans MSPE since 10/23).
I applied to ~30 programs b/c I didn't know what I was looking for...

Invites (all categorical):
1. Ohio State
2. U Mich
3. U Pitt
4. Mayo
5. Duke
6. Vanderbilt
7. U Chicago
8. U Virginia
9. Virginia Commonwealth
10. Yale (New Haven)
11. Case Western (University Hosp)
12. Cleveland Clinic
13. U Louisville
14. U KY
15. U Iowa
16. U Indiana
17. Northwestern
18. Wash U
19. MUSC
20. U Alabama
21. U Florida (Gainesville)
22. U Wisconsin
23. Emory
24. U Cincinnati

Waiting to hear:
1. Hopkins
2. U North Carolina
3. Beth Israel
4. Mass Gen
5. U Penn
 
I might as well be exactly the same person with the above post in terms of med school performance. Senior AOA, one 4th author publication, Step I > 235, no Step II scores yet.

Yale - will go
Duke
UTSW - will go
Vanderbilt
Emory - will go
Mayo Rochester
Indiana U - will go
U Chicago - will go
Northwestern - will go
Loyola
U Mich - will go
Rush
NYU - don't know, but scheduled
Cornell
Oregon - will go
Colorado - will go
Utah - will go
UCLA - will go
Cedars Sinai
USC
Lutheran Advocate General (Chicago)
Northwestern Evanston Campus
Scripps Green Clinic (San Diego) - will go

Waiting to hear from because I seriously want to interview there:
UW, UCSF, Stanford
 
NDESTRUKT:

I noticed that you are already going to 10+ interviews and have several programs at which you definitely want to interview... Just curious... Are you going to cancel some of the already scheduled interviews for UCSF, UW, Stanford? If not, how do you plan to travel? I'm especially curious b/c I've scheduled 10 and am finding it extremely difficult to balance the time!
 
Pocketguide,

Yes I will be cancelling some interviews to make room for the others. And yes it's extremely tasking to schedule them all.
 
NYU today via eras

thanks to all those who replied to the UCLA vs cedars sinai threat!!
 
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