I noticed that there were quite a few people who said they wouldn't be taking a seat or canceled there interviews. If there are people still stalking this thread that did that, could you say why exactly?
I noticed that a common theme was the lack of facilities, but is that the only reason? I have an interview on Wednesday and I haven't gotten an interview anywhere else but I have heard that you should be apprehensive about first year programs so I'm seriously conflicted about what I should do. If I have to reapply I'll probably be taking a year to raise my GPA in a master's program before even completing another application because I don't think my application has changed enough yet.
Also for those of you who will be going if accepted what are your reasons?
GPA: 3.28
DAT: 21 AA, 20 Science (18 Biology, 21 Gen. Chem, 25 Organic), 21 PAT
Initially I really like the idea of forming part of an inaugural class, the idea of being there and help to create a name for the school really attracted me. However, after interviewing, I found it hard to let go of something that's sure to something that is uncertain. Although Touro has potential to be a great school -the building is top of the line, the technology they'll be using is the latest, the curriculum seems very challenging, and the professors, who are coming from a bunch of places, are very committed to making it a great program- it was very hard to imagine the future as there was nothing in the building. Just construction going on. The interview experience did not compare to other places I have interviewed at. It also doesn't help that there was a lot of disorganization, professors not showing to interviews etc. In my case, the reason why I wouldn't take the seat is because I recently got accepted somewhere else and like I said earlier, I find it very hard to let go of something that's certain to something I do not know anything about.