Touro Nevada

[DrB]

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Hello fellow preDOs,

I was wondering if anyone has information about Touro NV? All that I know is from the website which is vague at best. Anyone visited the school? I have an interview early October. Thanks for your input 🙂

 

[eldoctoraz]

the associate dean of Midwestern in AZ is a friend of my family and I met with him last friday to discuss some things...when i mentioned that I had applied to Touro, he didnt really have anything good to say about it. he told me that I should reconsider applying there if i get a secondary back. that may just be a little competition between schools, but I dont know.

hope this helps!!!

 

[DrB]

Thanks for the insider tip... going to have to take that with a grain of salt.
-Ben

 

[lindseyfaucette]

I visited the school in June. The Admissions director is very friendly and all of the faculty/staff were very approachable. The facilities were being built when I visited and we had to wear hardhats on our campus tour. It's a VERY new school. That could be good in terms of flexibility, but I'm sure they are still working out some kinks.

 

[that dr. jack]

a friend of mine is in the first class there, and he seems really happy with his decision to go there. he said the campus is really nice and the classes are great. the administration is bending over backwards to help the school start off as an exceptional place to study. haven't seen it yet, but he wants me to come see it in oct.

in the end, it all comes down to whether you feel good when you go there and see it for yourself.

 

[OnMyWayThere]

a friend of mine is in the first class there, and he seems really happy with his decision to go there. he said the campus is really nice and the classes are great. the administration is bending over backwards to help the school start off as an exceptional place to study. haven't seen it yet, but he wants me to come see it in oct.

in the end, it all comes down to whether you feel good when you go there and see it for yourself.

If given the opportunity between COMP and TOURO, it's gonna be a tough choice... of course that's a BIG IF.
Is it true that TOURO is much better in regards to placing students in competitive residencies? I know it's up to the student, but it's also how courses are taught and what they emphasize.

 

[Elysium]

Hey guys.

I'm actually a first year med student at Touro-Nevada, so I can give you some true insider information about our school.

First of all, right now at least, we have the exact same cirrculum as our Mare Island campus. We basically have an integrated systems based approach during the first two years. Right now we're taking Intro to Biochem and Tissues, OMM, Gross Anatomy (and evil Embryology), Physical Diagnosis, Public Health, Intro to Clinical Medicine, and Neuro. We're actually in the middle of block exams right now, so everyone is a little spent. But, I'd like to tell ya'll a little about our warehouse in the desert.

Our faculty and staff are absolutely fantastic. Our dean, Dr. Forman, is a DO rheumatologist. He was last at TCOM, as a Dean of Student Affairs (I think). He's an incredibly nice, funny, down to earth guy who sincerely wants the best for us and for the school. He brought several professors with him from TCOM, including the fantastic Dr. Leppi (aka The Lepster) who is one of our Gross Anatomy profs. He loves Hawaii (his wife is from there) and so we wear Hawaiian shirts in his honor on Thursdays. Our OMM faculty is incredible as well. Dr. Jones is the head of the department. They somehow managed to steal him from PCOM. He's published quite a bit about OMM and has worked intensively with several leaders in the OMM field. He's also incredibly intelligent and wry. He and the rest of the department make OMM a pleasure to learn. Our clinical staff (who teach us Physical Diagnosis, Intro to Clinical Medicine, etc) are absolutely fantastic. They're all practicing DOs, from various medical fields. They're very welcoming, have a great sense of humor (our PD labs are nothing short of a comedy routine - the professors take turns playing doctor and patient and then evaluate each other's "acting" performance), and genuinely some happy to educate us about how to practice medicine in a holistic, humane way.

Our histology professor, Dr. Miller, is a gentle soul who provides us with wonderfully detailed notes (though my opinion may change after his exam tomorrow!) and our Biochem professor Dr. Aziz (who last taught at Hopkins) is a very, very cool guy (he's around our age) and also a practicing MD. He knows exactly what we've gone through, and tries to make his lectures as clinically relevant as possible. He's a great guy - we just wish we could invite him to our parties without getting him in trouble!

The staff (pretty much everyone is from New York - their accents are fantastic!) is so nice, very welcoming. They love for us to drop in and say hi and they know most of us by name. Our admissions director, Roger Corbman, is (with the exception of the estemed Dr. Haight from Mare Island) the coolest AD in the country. He's an incredibly funny guy who loves to joke with us about everything under the sun. He knows everyone's name, even though he wasn't the one who interviewed us. I know he's going to be an incredibly valuable resource to everyone that's applying.

Our school is young, obviously. We're still ironing out the glitches. But I love the fact that there are only 75 of us in this big building. I walk around the school and know everyone in the hallways. I brought my coffee pot up here during block exams and people just help themselves to coffee. A few people asked our deans to keep the school open late during blocks and so now it's open until 3am. No dicussion. It just happened because we asked them to. My classmates are incredible. I have met so many wonderful people here, it continually surprises me. I have already found friends I expect to have for the rest of my life. For my birthday recently, 20 0f my 75 classmates showed up to help me celebrate. We seem to have a very coorperative enviornment here - people are always willing to help each other out, share notes, share resources, etc. We're trying to pave the way for this place so we know we have to work together.

All in all, I'm very glad I decided to attend TUCOM-NV. I urge you guys to come and visit us, meet my classmates and our faculty and staff. If you have any questions, feel free to post or PM them to me. If I don't get back to you, it's because I'm getting killed in blocks. 😳

Hope this helps!

Tiffany

 

[that dr. jack]

If given the opportunity between COMP and TOURO, it's gonna be a tough choice... of course that's a BIG IF.
Is it true that TOURO is much better in regards to placing students in competitive residencies? I know it's up to the student, but it's also how courses are taught and what they emphasize.

i always see that statement about touro but i haven't seen enough proof to judge which school has better placement. what constitutes better? is it better programs or more competitive specialties? more allopathic programs or more osteopathic programs? there are so many variables to consider and variability year to year- when making comparisons the end conclusion comes out to the individual, like you said. i wouldn't rely on the school that i attend to get me into a residency, and i certainly wouldn't let what residencies people got in the past dictate the best choice for me.

personally i liked touro, but i liked COMP better. it came down not only to location, but the overall feeling i got being in both places. it would have been cool to move to either the bay area or vegas (i was one of the early group of acceptances to be able to pick either campus to attend) and live in a different place. however, i have to say i feel that i made the right choice in staying in LA and picking COMP based on my gut reaction.

 

[OnMyWayThere]

Tiffany,

Thank you for such a great insider post. It sounds like a really great environment. Good luck on your exams!!

 

[Truce57]

Tiffany,

Thank you for such a great insider post. It sounds like a really great environment. Good luck on your exams!!

Agreed! 👍 👍 👍

 

[DrB]

Thank you Tiffany for your insider tips! Your observations are very helpful especially in gearing up for my interview. I hope to be a part of your school class of 2009! 😀

-Ben

 

[specialkay]

Hi everyone,

Just wanted to mention something about Touro. I interviewed there this past spring and was waitlisted for the LV campus. I was aware there were only 75 spots but Dr. Haight said that there were still spots left when I interviewed in March. Then I found out, from reading this site, that there were almost 75 already accepted people to the school when I interviewed, which seemed strange.

Why it was so full was because MI used LV's spots for people on the MI waitlist, so they could go to LV without having to re-interview.

So, when I went to interivew, I asked the guy at the hotel we stayed at in Vallejo how many people had been coming through the hotel to interview. He said that Touro had been interviewing at a rate of about 10 a day, four days a week for about six weeeks so they were interviewing about 240 people for less than 75 spots. From this, I deduced that my chances of getting off the waitlist and into a spot were slim-to-none.

THEN - I was sent a letter, this time one describing that I would be offered a spot from this waitlist into NEXT year's class, class of 2009 - without even interviewing again or re-submitting and application! Dr. Haight said this procedure had yet to be approved by the LV campus but it may have gone into effect.

So - if you go to interview there, I would be curious to find out if they had already filled some of the now 150 spots they have available for the 09 class.

If anyone knows, that would be great!

 

[ez073323]

Hey guys.

I'm actually a first year med student at Touro-Nevada, so I can give you some true insider information about our school.

First of all, right now at least, we have the exact same cirrculum as our Mare Island campus. We basically have an integrated systems based approach during the first two years. Right now we're taking Intro to Biochem and Tissues, OMM, Gross Anatomy (and evil Embryology), Physical Diagnosis, Public Health, Intro to Clinical Medicine, and Neuro. We're actually in the middle of block exams right now, so everyone is a little spent. But, I'd like to tell ya'll a little about our warehouse in the desert.

Our faculty and staff are absolutely fantastic. Our dean, Dr. Forman, is a DO rheumatologist. He was last at TCOM, as a Dean of Student Affairs (I think). He's an incredibly nice, funny, down to earth guy who sincerely wants the best for us and for the school. He brought several professors with him from TCOM, including the fantastic Dr. Leppi (aka The Lepster) who is one of our Gross Anatomy profs. He loves Hawaii (his wife is from there) and so we wear Hawaiian shirts in his honor on Thursdays. Our OMM faculty is incredible as well. Dr. Jones is the head of the department. They somehow managed to steal him from PCOM. He's published quite a bit about OMM and has worked intensively with several leaders in the OMM field. He's also incredibly intelligent and wry. He and the rest of the department make OMM a pleasure to learn. Our clinical staff (who teach us Physical Diagnosis, Intro to Clinical Medicine, etc) are absolutely fantastic. They're all practicing DOs, from various medical fields. They're very welcoming, have a great sense of humor (our PD labs are nothing short of a comedy routine - the professors take turns playing doctor and patient and then evaluate each other's "acting" performance), and genuinely some happy to educate us about how to practice medicine in a holistic, humane way.

Our histology professor, Dr. Miller, is a gentle soul who provides us with wonderfully detailed notes (though my opinion may change after his exam tomorrow!) and our Biochem professor Dr. Aziz (who last taught at Hopkins) is a very, very cool guy (he's around our age) and also a practicing MD. He knows exactly what we've gone through, and tries to make his lectures as clinically relevant as possible. He's a great guy - we just wish we could invite him to our parties without getting him in trouble!

The staff (pretty much everyone is from New York - their accents are fantastic!) is so nice, very welcoming. They love for us to drop in and say hi and they know most of us by name. Our admissions director, Roger Corbman, is (with the exception of the estemed Dr. Haight from Mare Island) the coolest AD in the country. He's an incredibly funny guy who loves to joke with us about everything under the sun. He knows everyone's name, even though he wasn't the one who interviewed us. I know he's going to be an incredibly valuable resource to everyone that's applying.

Our school is young, obviously. We're still ironing out the glitches. But I love the fact that there are only 75 of us in this big building. I walk around the school and know everyone in the hallways. I brought my coffee pot up here during block exams and people just help themselves to coffee. A few people asked our deans to keep the school open late during blocks and so now it's open until 3am. No dicussion. It just happened because we asked them to. My classmates are incredible. I have met so many wonderful people here, it continually surprises me. I have already found friends I expect to have for the rest of my life. For my birthday recently, 20 0f my 75 classmates showed up to help me celebrate. We seem to have a very coorperative enviornment here - people are always willing to help each other out, share notes, share resources, etc. We're trying to pave the way for this place so we know we have to work together.

All in all, I'm very glad I decided to attend TUCOM-NV. I urge you guys to come and visit us, meet my classmates and our faculty and staff. If you have any questions, feel free to post or PM them to me. If I don't get back to you, it's because I'm getting killed in blocks. 😳

Hope this helps!

Tiffany

Great post Tiffany... don't you have some neuro to study?!

In case anyone was wondering what Hawaiian shirt Thursdays at TUCOM-NV looks like...

 

[DrB]

I have a new question to keep this thread going....

I have an interview at TU-NV, they say an interview doesn't guarantee acceptance, but what does it mean??? Any clue on %? I figure my chances were ~14% before secondary and now maybe >50% at interview. Anyone know?

Its my only interview 🙁

Touro-NV is my first choice 🙂

Thanks for the good thoughts
-Ben

 

[OnMyWayThere]

I have a new question to keep this thread going....

I have an interview at TU-NV, they say an interview doesn't guarantee acceptance, but what does it mean??? Any clue on %? I figure my chances were ~14% before secondary and now maybe >50% at interview. Anyone know?

Its my only interview 🙁

Touro-NV is my first choice 🙂

Thanks for the good thoughts
-Ben

It means that it doesn't guarantee an acceptance. Maybe previous students felt that they're in just b/c they received an interview because that is a misconception... i.e " just get an interview, and you're in". From a few years ago, their CA stats were Interviewed: 436 Enrolled: 214 (From the U.S News or whatever from the other thread about %'s). So, although the odds increase a lot to get in once granted an interview, 50% still get rejected. I think that's one of highest. Some schools do actually accept 99% of interviewees. You'll be fine though.

 

[cardiotonic]

Tiffany, I sent you a pm.


TUCOM-NV Class of 2009!!!

 

[redhottamolly]

Hey you bright lights on the horizon,

To add to Tiffany and Brian's posts, I love it here at TU-NV. It wasn't my first choice or even last choice. I got in and that's why I'm here. I'm from Montana so it's been a change, but my classmates, the faculty and staff have been wonderful.

Don't listen too much to negative things about our campus. We're young. That's all. We have to prove ourselves and I think that critics are going to be very surprised with this small school.

Tiffany and Brian are right. These are the people I expect to still be talking to 10-15 years down the road. It's all about getting each other through it and walking across that stage at graduation. We're working very hard to have all of us be successful.

A few things about why we're doing well. Several of us give study sessions for different classes. Embryology is hard, but with a little help it's a lot easier. I personally spend a great deal of time helping with Anatomy. Hopefully when we get our grades back next week my classmates will think I helped them out. That's what makes our school so great. We're pioneering our way through this, helping each other out and picking each other up to dust off the dirt.

I'd like to invite you all to come visit us. See why we love it here. I wouldn't have chosen another school if I had been given an option, this is it!

Molly

 

[NSA914]

Hey Pre-DOs

Just one more opinion from another student at TUCOM-NV. I love it here. I was accepted at other schools, and chose TUCOM because it just felt right. And I honestly haven?t regretted my decision for a moment. (Since we are in the middle of exams, you just have to take my word for it?lol)

You aren?t going to find a better faculty and staff. Everyone from the Dean to the security guard here are just great people. Dr. Forman (our Dean) walks around all the time just to see how we are doing. Our Dir. of Admissions genuinely cares about us and always makes time just to sit and chat. As for the faculty, they are not only incredibly well-versed in their fields of study but they treat you like a future-peer instead of their inferior. Everyone has an open door policy and will meet with you anytime, even weekends. And as Tiff said, the clinical staff is hilarious. I actually look forward to going to class just to see what they'll come up with next.

I will tell you that everyone here wants TUCOM-NV to excel, and we as a student body are taken very seriously. For example, we didn?t like the date of our white coat ceremony?72 hrs later, it was changed. Or people wanted a coffee machine in the student area, 2 weeks later they got one.

But the best part of TUCOM-NV is the students. I can?t believe how blessed I am to be going to school with such great people. . I feel like I?ve known these people for years, and not just weeks. We have a variety of ages, cultures, and backgrounds. Everything from a father of 5 to a former lawyer to 21yr.olds straight from undergrad, and we all get along. We have students sending emails to everyone with links to good anatomy sites (thanks Tiff), students setting up free tutoring sessions, to even people photocopying multiple copies of their undergrad notes, all because they want everyone to do well. So by the time you guys start for 2009, we?ll have tons of notes and advice for you guys.

Bottom line, we are happy. We like it. If you are still unsure, come visit?then decide.

-Naureen

 

[cardiotonic]

Hey TUCOM-NV Class of 2008,

I recently booked a flight to Vegas to come check out the school and have a mini-vacation while I'm at it. I will be staying with Brooke Scheremeta from Oct. 5th-8th and would love to meet as many of you as possible. I will be in class (with Brooke) on the 6th. Hope to meet you then if not sooner! Good luck with exams! Feel free to send me a pm or email.

cardiotonic,
TUCOM-NV Class of 2009!!!

 

[DrB]

Thank you students of Tu-NV for the input! It was just what I was looking for. They say my interview may be with a few students as well as faculty. You three sound very nice (Tiffany, Brian, Tex) hope it is you! If any of you could offer any advice for a nervous applicant feel free to pm.

Hope to see you in October! 👍
Ben

 

[OnMyWayThere]

If any of you could offer any advice for a nervous applicant feel free to pm.

Feel free to post here as well !! I'll be there soon too.

 

[box29]

I wouldn't be too worried...as everyone says, just relax and be yourself. Make sure you know about Osteopathic Medicine, why you chose to apply, and what interests you about it in case you have one of the OMM faculty gurus on your panel! They are all really nice and extremely enthusiastic about OMM so be prepared.

I really liked the group interview in spite of what many people say about it. It was actually an enjoyable experience to see what others had to say when answering questions. Additionally, I think they like to see how you react and compose yourself in front of others when asked questions. I know that Midwestern does a panel of interviewers with one candidate and Northwestern University (allopathic) does the panel interview like TUCOM. The interview is all that you make it, so let it be fun.

Gotta study for the last 4 exams for the block...neuro, here I come!

Good luck everyone!

 

[ez073323]

Thank you students of Tu-NV for the input! It was just what I was looking for. They say my interview may be with a few students as well as faculty. You three sound very nice (Tiffany, Brian, Tex) hope it is you! If any of you could offer any advice for a nervous applicant feel free to pm.

Hope to see you in October! 👍
Ben

I am not 100% sure that the interview panel will have a student representative, but I will do my best to at least lead a tour of the school on interview days...

box29 got it right when he says don't worry and just be yourself... most importantly never never never give up hope... a couple of the superstars in the class are people that were on the waitlist and did not nget picked up until a week or so prior to the start of school... hang tough and keep us all updated...

Brian

 

[OnMyWayThere]

How are the panel and students arranged? Is it like they're sittign in front of you and you're across them in a room? Or is it like a big conference table that we'll all sit around? Just trying to get the picture. Thanks!

 

[cardiotonic]

How are the panel and students arranged? Is it like they're sittign in front of you and you're across them in a room? Or is it like a big conference table that we'll all sit around? Just trying to get the picture. Thanks!

At my interview in MI last year there were 5 of us in front of 3 interviewers at an appropriately large table. Also, be sure to pay attention to everyone, relax, and be yourself. Hope this gives you a psychological edge!

 

[1hotaartichoke]

Im interviewing there on Oct 12th...anyone else have same interview date?

 

[DrB]

Hey 1hotaartichoke... I'll see you on the 12th!

-Ben

 

[Marianne11]

Great post Tiffany... don't you have some neuro to study?!

In case anyone was wondering what Hawaiian shirt Thursdays at TUCOM-NV looks like...

Oh my cookies! There are some hot guys in that class. I would be studying them. 😉

 

[uclabruin2003]

not as hot as the guys that i saw at azcom....

 

[ez073323]

Just wanted to say good luck to the first set of interviewees for TUCOM-NVs Class of 2009!!

If there are any questions I can answer I am only an email away!!

Brian Enriquez
[email protected]

 

[OnMyWayThere]

Just wanted to say good luck to the first set of interviewees for TUCOM-NVs Class of 2009!!

If there are any questions I can answer I am only an email away!!

Brian Enriquez
[email protected]

Thank you Brian... is this Tuesday the first round?

 

[ez073323]

Thank you Brian... is this Tuesday the first round?

Interviews are on Mondays and Tuesdays... I think there are like 6 or 8 people interviewing on Monday and then another 6 or 8 on Tuesday... I will be leading one of the "campus" tours on Tuesday so be sure to say hello to me!!!

Brian

 

[box29]

GOOD LUCK to all those interviewing! See you all soon!

 

[DrB]

Interviews are on Mondays and Tuesdays... I think there are like 6 or 8 people interviewing on Monday and then another 6 or 8 on Tuesday... I will be leading one of the "campus" tours on Tuesday so be sure to say hello to me!!!

Hope to see you next tuesday (12th)

-Ben 👍

 

[NSA914]

Good Luck to all of you interviewing! I am sure you will do well. Just enjoy yourselves, and don't be too nervous. It's only October...You are in great shape as far as interviews go.

My advice: Don't let the panel format intimidate you. Work it to your advantage. DO schools want a people person, so just be yourself. The faculty at our school is phenomenal. They are great people and will treat you with respect, so don't be scared of them when they interview you. Just be honest and don't make excuses for your shorcomings. We all have our weak points, just prove you learned from yours.

As far as the actual interview, know what a DO is, why you want to be one, and PLEASE memorize your application!!! (both primary and secondary)

Any other questions, PM any of us TUCOMers on here...

Best of Luck and I look forward to meeting you...


-Naureen

 

[OnMyWayThere]

We have been blessed. The panel format is no longer in effect in Nevada. 😎 😎 😎 That is one awesome school.

 

[Megalofyia]

Why isn't Elysium in that picture?!?!?! Was she ditching class? Was she up north?

Good luck with your classes and I hope your exams went well!!!

And tell Elysium to check her email!

 

[box29]

She's in the picture. She's the only woman wearing a red Hawaiian Shirt.

 

[Megalofyia]

She's in the picture. She's the only woman wearing a red Hawaiian Shirt.

I guess it just doen't look like her to me. Maybe it's the angle.

 

[Elysium]

I guess it just doen't look like her to me. Maybe it's the angle.

Duh! Of course I'm in the Hawaiian shirt picture! The whole thing was my idea (I think, hell, I don't even remember it was so long ago). I haven't changed that much since you saw me in July fool! I just look like holy hell now that I'm getting my ass served to me on a platter in school!

Anyways, yes, future interviewees, we're looking forward to meeting you! We have one interviewee staying with Brian and I next week and others are also welcome to stay with us. Just shoot us a PM. We have an extra bedroom, so it's no big thing.

Some of my classmates spent last Monday morning putting a bunch of framed artwork around the school, so this place is starting to get classed up. We're looking forward to meeting all ya'll soon!

Now, my fellow classmates, time to get back to celebrating Sukkot!

 

[ez073323]

so here is a picture of how TUCOM-NV students relax on the evening of the beginning of an extended weekend...

TUCOM-NV rules!!!

Brian

 

[Marianne11]

Duh! Of course I'm in the Hawaiian shirt picture! The whole thing was my idea (I think, hell, I don't even remember it was so long ago). I haven't changed that much since you saw me in July fool! I just look like holy hell now that I'm getting my ass served to me on a platter in school!

Anyways, yes, future interviewees, we're looking forward to meeting you! We have one interviewee staying with Brian and I next week and others are also welcome to stay with us. Just shoot us a PM. We have an extra bedroom, so it's no big thing.

Some of my classmates spent last Monday morning putting a bunch of framed artwork around the school, so this place is starting to get classed up. We're looking forward to meeting all ya'll soon!

Now, my fellow classmates, time to get back to celebrating Sukkot!

Who is that cutie in the black/white shirt above you? And the other cutie in the middle wearing the light blue/white? Hook me up!

 

[Alacitedesanges]

Good luck to all of you! you'll see it will be fine! The faculty and my classmates are really nice. 🙂
Hope to see you soon!
Gladys
[email protected]
PS: If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail me! 🙂

 

[OnMyWayThere]

Was anatomy a real killer or what? What was really tough so we can try to look into it a little bit before we start (although this is highly unlikely to actually happen)?

 

[Elysium]

Was anatomy a real killer or what? What was really tough so we can try to look into it a little bit before we start (although this is highly unlikely to actually happen)?

Don't get too worried, man. Med school is tough in general. Anatomy is a total pain in the ass (unless you've had it before), but some people are doing just fine. The good thing is that the administration isn't hanging us out to dry. If there are problems, they get addressed. So, everything is really OK. We have Dr. John Leppi, anatomy professor to the stars! He's the object of our Hawaiian shirt Thursdays. We just like to bitch about school - it's like a hobby.

😀

 

[ez073323]

Don't get too worried, man. Med school is tough in general. Anatomy is a total pain in the ass (unless you've had it before), but some people are doing just fine. The good thing is that the administration isn't hanging us out to dry. If there are problems, they get addressed. So, everything is really OK. We have Dr. John Leppi, anatomy professor to the stars! He's the object of our Hawaiian shirt Thursdays. We just like to bitch about school - it's like a hobby.

😀

Yep... Hawaiian shirt Thursdays rule...

 

[OnMyWayThere]

I'll be sure to bring my Hawaiian shirts 😀 😀

 

[Alpha&Omega]

I'll be sure to bring my Hawaiian shirts 😀 😀

I think I have to go and BUY some Hawaiian shirts, for I just got accepted to TUCOM-NV. YEAH BABY!!! 😀

Acceptance email just came a few minutes ago. It feels great to get accepted to my top choice school. I'm totally elated! 👍

Thanks to Jill, Brian, Nate, and others on the interview day who helped us out a lot. 😀

Now I need to go and cancel my other interviews. 🙂

 

[1hotaartichoke]

I think I have to go and BUY some Hawaiian shirts, for I just got accepted to TUCOM-NV. YEAH BABY!!! 😀

Acceptance email just came a few minutes ago. It feels great to get accepted to my top choice school. I'm totally elated! 👍

Thanks to Jill, Brian, Nate, and others on the interview day who helped us out a lot. 😀

Now I need to go and cancel my other interviews. 🙂

Congrats!!!! 😀 👍

 

[OnMyWayThere]

I think I have to go and BUY some Hawaiian shirts, for I just got accepted to TUCOM-NV. YEAH BABY!!! 😀

Acceptance email just came a few minutes ago. It feels great to get accepted to my top choice school. I'm totally elated! 👍

Thanks to Jill, Brian, Nate, and others on the interview day who helped us out a lot. 😀

Now I need to go and cancel my other interviews. 🙂

Congrats ... you seem like you're gonna be a great classmate. So far, we have a really great group of people. Go out and celebrate now 🙂