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UMKC interview?
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I applied and got an interview last year at UMKC and got the last interview spot available because I waited around to call them. They only have a certain amount of interview spots open and it is really first come, first serve. I would just call them up and ask about it even though you haven't "officially" heard from them and see if you can't aready schedule a spot. Good luck, it was an awesome school!
My status has changed as well to "Invited for Interview" but nothing in the mail yet.
Here's the SDN interview feedback page. For some reason it isn't working right now. Try it in the morning.
http://www.studentdoctor.net/interviewdent/interview_read.asp
http://www.studentdoctor.net/interviewdent/interview_read.asp
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Yea it takes a little while for the secondary to come in the mail. And it is a pretty extensive secondary. It was my first secondary so I was so desperate i filled it out and sent it out that night. Had my interview a week ago and it was really a great experience. They mostly go out of their way to make you feel welcome and relaxed. There are morning interviews and afternoon interviews. If you get a morning one just figure that you can relax the rest of the day. If you get an afternoon one it gives you more of a chance to develop questions that you can ask about their school. Oh and good luck.
I just got my interview packet in the mail and I have the morning interview. It will be nice to get it over with first and enjoy the tours/luncheon that follow. It'll be an exciting weekend; Renaissance Festival on Saturday and interview on Monday! 😀
Yeah, there's a guy in one of my classes that waited too long to finish his secondary and had to settle for a January or February interview. There are a lot of people this year in the Reserved Admissions program, which means that even in-state students are going to have to be extremely competitive to get in.
