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did you guys hear yet?....
Flopotomist said:I am putting incense, candles and a picture of a white lab coat under my mail slot. Is it sacrelige to worship the God of the Almighty Little Envelope (GALE)?
Gale, be good to me today! Has ANYBODY heard back yet from the last meeting? I mean, the committee didn't meet to discuss JUST me.
jbrice1639 said:if that doesn't work...you could always try milk and cookies...
the above poster heard on saturday, you should be good today hopefully. otherwise, the SDN rioters will be out in force it looks like
Just got home to start preparing for the envelope opening ceremony... alas, no envelope. I have now lost all credibility with my friends lol. Are you people SURE that envelopes went out? If I didn't get one, would it be rude to call on status check Thursday?titoincali said:Flop, what's the news!? I've been on pins and needles all day thinking about your mail!
Flopotomist said:Just got home to start preparing for the envelope opening ceremony... alas, no envelope. I have now lost all credibility with my friends lol. Are you people SURE that envelopes went out? If I didn't get one, would it be rude to call on status check Thursday?
Flopotomist said:...alas, no envelope. Are you people SURE that envelopes went out?
aspiringdoctor said:which mode of communication loyola uses to send interview invitation? snail mail or email?
I've completed my secondary since August, my MCAT released on Oct 14 and i haven't heard anything from them yet? Tired of checking email and disappointed every time.
TimmyTheWonderD said:they call you and i guess they send an email too. anyone wanna back me up on this?
I suppose it is possible, but Dean Norstrem specifically told my group that we would be reviewed on the following Monday, and then letters would be sent out Tuesday. I imagine if it takes a day to work through the institution to get to the actual USPS, the mail would pick up the letter Wednesday. According to the USPS, a first class letter takes 3 days to get here from Chicago. Friday was a holiday, so we will give them a 4th day to process any "backed up" mail from one extra day. According to that calculation, the letter should be here today. I suppose that I will have to call on Thursday if the letter isn't here tomorrow. I just really kinda liked the idea of opening an envelope to find out the results. Win, lose, or draw - I'd like to not have my reaction recorded by the staff at Loyola lol.titoincali said:There were a couple of us that received them so I know they are real! Could it be that your file will be decided on at the NEXT admissions meeting. I don't think it would be a problem if you call on Thursday to see if you have been reviewed.
Flopotomist said:I suppose it is possible, but Dean Norstrem specifically told my group that we would be reviewed on the following Monday, and then letters would be sent out Tuesday. I imagine if it takes a day to work through the institution to get to the actual USPS, the mail would pick up the letter Wednesday. According to the USPS, a first class letter takes 3 days to get here from Chicago. Friday was a holiday, so we will give them a 4th day to process any "backed up" mail from one extra day. According to that calculation, the letter should be here today. I suppose that I will have to call on Thursday if the letter isn't here tomorrow. I just really kinda liked the idea of opening an envelope to find out the results. Win, lose, or draw - I'd like to not have my reaction recorded by the staff at Loyola lol.
I totally appreciate all the positive energy! Especially from a person with the word Army in their post (former Army here - nearly 7 years hooooah).USArmyDoc said:This is scary man! I sit in class and wonder whether you received your acceptance letter!Anyway, I really hope to join you next fall, although I don't think its going to happen. 🙁
Flopotomist said:I totally appreciate all the positive energy! Especially from a person with the word Army in their post (former Army here - nearly 7 years hooooah).
I send out a lot of luck to you! Have you called on Thursdays to check on your status to make sure they aren't waiting for a letter? That happened to me - turned out that one of my letters never made it, so I had to resend.
Also, have you considered sending a letter of intent? If Loyola is truly one of your top 2 picks, consider writing a letter telling them why you are a good match for them, and why they are a good match for you. Address it to Dean Norstrem personally - it can't hurt anything.
GDbaby - are you reading this? Do the same!
USArmyDoc said:I am really impressed with the quality of people on this board. Yes, almost all of SDN is really nice, but you Loyola people sound awesome.
I am wearing a pair of jeans and a T-shirt.. why on earth would you PM me with "what are you wearing big boy?" (HAHAHAHAHAHA)USArmyDoc said:Check you PM I want to ask you something.
Well, I heard that is only 109% true. Good thing 107% is my cut off.TimmyTheWonderD said:I have heard from my friend there that this is 110% true!!!!
gdbaby said:Well, I heard that is only 109% true. Good thing 107% is my cut off.
Indeed. Don't let the "Barbara" fool you. I am a female. I also have a former secret life connection to the Armed Forces.USArmyDoc said:You seem cool! You are a female to right?
gdbaby said:Well, I heard that is only 109% true. Good thing 107% is my cut off.
Timmy, I was just being a smartass. I do stand-up comedy on the weekends. Obviously, it's a good thing I didn't quit my day job. 😳TimmyTheWonderD said:Are you poking fun at me 🙁
I know, I tend to exaggerate and describe things in grandiose ways, especially when I am passionate about them!
TimmyTheWonderD said:they call you and i guess they send an email too. anyone wanna back me up on this?
gdbaby said:Timmy, I was just being a smartass. I do stand-up comedy on the weekends. Obviously, it's a good thing I didn't quit my day job. 😳
biocmp said:For everyone attending, and everyone who will be attending, what are your stats? I heard they are friendly to non traditionals at loyola. Every single person who talks about this school has good things to say, so I am going to do what i can to get in the 2012 class. Does anyone know about the mams programs? I am going to perhaps try and get in that to strengthen my application.
Thanks,
BIOCMP
Flopotomist said:Hmm... now that I think about it, nobody has posted on the wall of fame after the Monday meeting (tito, you were in an earlier batch, no?)
ah cool.. so at least we know that letters went out.titoincali said:No, I was in this batch that was reviewed last Monday. One other person mentioned that she also received her letter on Saturday.
Very good to remember! May I assume that you are Brats as in Chicago Brats with sauerkraut?brats800 said:i know it won't make you breathe a whole lot easier, but it IS still just the middle of the interview season for loyola. we only interview 1-3 people/day (5 days/week) so they don't get thru people super fast. i interviewed in january and was accepted straight to the accepted pool (no waitlist).
ExtraAverage said:Actually, I haven't heard of them emailing for interviews. Only calls. Unless you know of someone...
jbrice1639 said:i wasn't home when they called, so they left a message on my answering machine and followed that up with an email as well. maybe they only email people if they don't get through on the phone immediately?
If this is your "serious note" then you are hilarious!Flopotomist said:On a serious note though, jbrice is going to have to hold a "living in Chicago for idiots" class because I don't know how to live somewhere so cold (like, uhh.. how do you get your car to work, and where do people buy those fuzzy hat things they wear in Siberia and Chicago?)
Flopotomist said:On a serious note though, jbrice is going to have to hold a "living in Chicago for idiots" class because I don't know how to live somewhere so cold (like, uhh.. how do you get your car to work, and where do people buy those fuzzy hat things they wear in Siberia and Chicago?)
The funny thing is, I am actually sorta serious... many of us (me) have never lived anywhere that gets colder than MAYBE 45 degrees (once a year). Living somewhere that gets as cold as Chicago requires that people learn a certain set of skills. For example, where do you buy those fur lined parkas? How do you build an igloo to survive? If you buy a coffee from starbucks, and go outside, does it freeze? Do the penguins bite?gdbaby said:If this is your "serious note" then you are hilarious!
No worries about getting your car to school, but once you dig it out of the snow, make sure you have enough crappy indoor furniture to bring outside and mark your dug-out space so you have somewhere to park when you get home!
gdbaby said:If this is your "serious note" then you are hilarious!
No worries about getting your car to school, but once you dig it out of the snow, make sure you have enough crappy indoor furniture to bring outside and mark your dug-out space so you have somewhere to park when you get home!