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so, on my interview day, father don said that MD/MPH would give tulane students a boost when applying for residency. MD/MPH almost always looks better on paper compared to just regular MDs.
Kitra101 said:Can people talk a little more about MPH - i just would like to hear more. That packet was not really helpful.....are there any current Tulane students on SDN that could answer this a little more? Also, has anyone else heard about fin aid or housing yet? And lastly, in terms of federal loans, does anyone know what the max loan amount is per year? It seems higher at Tulane than other schools....
Thanks
DaMota said:congrats gintien.
did y'all get your acceptance letters sent to your preferred or permanent addresses? mine was sent last tuesday but i still don't have it.
-dr. mota
DaMota said:congrats gintien.
did y'all get your acceptance letters sent to your preferred or permanent addresses? mine was sent last tuesday but i still don't have it.
-dr. mota
gintien said:does anyone know more about the MD/MBA program? I just know that you apply during your first year after taking the GMAT but is it basically an automatic acceptance like the MPH program? thanks
Goose-d said:Is the MD-MBA program 4 or 5 years? just curious.
CoffeeCat said:All right, this is (admittedly) geeky, but I heard that Tulane offered Histology and Anatomy during the summer before med school... http://www.som.tulane.edu/departments/scb/summer.htm ...any word on whether it will be the same this summer?
Goose-d said:ack!
must.... keep... on... down low.
actually, i have no idea if they're still doing this, but they obv. have in the past... spots have been extremely limited and soon-to-be-T1s have fought over them. One of my friends who's a current T1 took histo and she said it seriously cut down on her workload... if I'm at tulane next year, I would definitely opt for this!CoffeeCat said:
Goose-d said:actually, i have no idea if they're still doing this, but they obv. have in the past... spots have been extremely limited and soon-to-be-T1s have fought over them. One of my friends who's a current T1 took histo and she said it seriously cut down on her workload... if I'm at tulane next year, I would definitely opt for this!
-goose-d
mstald1 said:I haven't posted much on here, but I read what everyone has to say quite often so I though I'd add what little info I have to offer. Last Tuesday I called and spoke to Susana to see if my application was complete. She said that it was and that she would call me back later in the day. A couple of hours later she called to offer me an interview that Thursday. I went to NO and had a fantastic interview experience. Dr. Beckman and Dr. Pisano were really great people to talk to. So today I emailed Dr. Beckman a little note to tell her thanks for the interview and how much I enjoyed it. She emailed back maybe 15 minutes later telling me that I have been accepted. I couldn't be happier, the people there are great and I really liked what they had to say about the future of the school. I do have an interview tommorrow at LSU-NO, which I will still give my full consideration, but I was very impressed with Tulane. I don't know if this info will help anyone but I really just like telling everybody I can that I've been accepted!
nikibean said:Tulane is one of the most interesting real-people oriented schools I've ever seen. Seems like they really dont want a bunch of "gunners" there, which is great- they're interested in having actual humans in their classes instead of a bunch of grade-grubbing drones.
McMD said:Agreed. My interview was in Houston and I think you could really tell the Tulane students from the Baylor students. The Baylor students would pass by you and not say one word, even if you looked lost, but the Tulane students stopped and talked to us for 30-45 minutes. They were so friendly, I think that's what I liked best about Tulane.
DaMota said:warning for any recent interviewees:
they send their decision letters to the preferred address ON THE COPY OF THE AMCAS THAT YOU SENT IN WITH YOUR SECONDARY. so if you update it electronically later on, they will not know. i had to learn this the hard way. they sent my letter to the address at berkeley i no longer live at. eventhough I changed my amcas they don't know that = disaster.
-dr. mota
DaMota said:thanks. that was necessary. really. prick
-dr. mota
gintien said:just think mota...he could be your classmate next year!
DaMota said:does that make him not a prick?
-dr. mota
gintien said:no...but doesnt it pain you that you if goto tulane, you know some punks are going to be in your class?
edit: and that he might end up being your lab partner or something?
DaMota said:uhh are you trying to dissuade me from going to tulane or somethin?
-dr. mota
gintien said:haha no...just that when your on SDN you find out people you really dont want to goto school with...just trying to relate a similar situation with me and SLU.
anon-y-mouse said:and is anyone going to be visiting again in spring? I'd love to check out the place or meet some of you. Orbitz has some great 'go for a weekend' flights to MSY (new orleans).
DaMota said: