Nope, OOS.Are you IS?
Nope, OOS.Are you IS?
I wanna ask the same question.has anybody been accepted yet?
They do.Do they send a complete email?
umm....carribbean schools are for educating physicians to practice in the US. students don't go through ross or sgu curriculum to learn about medicine and practice nowhere. they go in hopes of practicing in the US one day. Well SGU is a little different though because you can practice in the US or the UK.
Im not hating on Touro, by the way. I think it's a great school. Im just saying there is a purpose for every type of medical school that gets rotation spots in the city. The only reason there is a "money deal" is so that students who go abroad and perform exceptionally well (because most carrib people do not make it or don't get rotations or receive a delay in getting rotations) can actually do rotations somewhere. Im glad that SGU has that for their students. It shows they aren't just taking money thousands of students for no reason.
by the way, the only reason the money thing happened was because NY was not producing enough primary care physicians so thats how it happened in the first place. Yes duh DO's emphasize primary care. Im just saying no one was ousting touro thats just what happened they needed sgu to fill a need at the time.
Also....not totally random med students clearly.....
To be eligible for the program, applicants have to have a permanent address in New York City and must meet one of the following criteria: to have graduated from a city high school; to have lived within the city for the last five years, or to be employed or have a parent employed by the city or the hospitals corporation for at least five years.
received ii on Thursday, interviewing next Wednesday. Does anyone know what kind of questions they ask and if the staff is laid back?
Use the "interview feedback" section of this website. It's incredibly helpful.received ii on Thursday, interviewing next Wednesday. Does anyone know what kind of questions they ask and if the staff is laid back?
Use the "interview feedback" section of this website. It's incredibly helpful.
Reading previous years' threads, I've seen mixed accounts. Some people reported leisurely, conversational interviews. Others reported being grilled a bit on their application. I'm guessing that it depends on who is in your panel. I guess, just know your application (dates, activities, scope, etc.) very well prepare for the questions on the "interview feedback" section.
Congrats! When were you complete?
Congrats! Stats?Thanks and I was complete October 8
Congrats! Stats?
Does this school have a big IS preference?
Nice! what was your MCAT breakdown?
It's obvious this school cares much more about the mcat than about gpa9/9/11
Congrats! Mind sharing your stats, when you were complete, and when you interviewed? Thanks and congrats again 🙂Accepted to the Harlem campus!
I think my interview went well, but you never know what they want. Private Message me if you want.For those wait listed, did you think your interviews went well? Attempting to gauge my chances.
First ii!!!!! IS THIS REAL LIFFEEE WAHHHHHH
Congrats!First ii!!!!! IS THIS REAL LIFFEEE WAHHHHHH
Congrats!!! Mind sharing your GPA and MCAT breakdown?
Oh, and secondary was complete 10/30/2013sGPA 3.07, cGPA 3.25
10V/11PS/9BS
Interview dates were 11/18 or 11/20. Luckily the school is a few stops along the subway 🙂
Congrats!Oh, and secondary was complete 10/30/2013
Would you mind sharing GPA and MCAT breakdown?I got wait listed . I guess it's ok since this wasn't my first choice but I hope I get in somewhere
Kinda low MCAT so it is hard to say. Any past experience working in poor urban areas?Anxious for interview invite. This is my first-choice school. Received confirmation email that secondary was received yesterday (11/12). OOS 3.76 sGPA, 3.70 cGPA, 3.91 graduate GPA, MCAT 24 (BS 8, PS 6, VR 10). Published 1st author in medical journal, lots of DO shadowing, 1,000+ hours patient intakes and vitals, 24 hr/week volunteer research assistant.
I interned for a year doing intakes with a psychologist to determine claimants' eligibility for disability benefits. A lot of these people were underserved in healthcare.Kinda low MCAT so it is hard to say. Any past experience working in poor urban areas?
I don't think you need to worry. You have a good GPA and great ECs. In terms of MCAT, your bio score is decent, which I hear is what this school really looks at anyways. There's still time!I interned for a year doing intakes with a psychologist to determine claimants' eligibility for disability benefits. A lot of these people were underserved in healthcare.
Accepted - Middletown Campus.
Interviewed 10/28
GPA: 3.7
MCAT: 31 (11/10/10)
VFOOS: Very far out of state....Canadian.