Thanx for the info LucidSplash
SpeedRacer said:holy crap i freakin got in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
now for the difficult decision. i'm gonna have to read like all 3 million pages of this thread...
tweetledee said:Congrats!! Mind saying how you found out? 😳 i.e. did you find out when you called to inquire about the email or got the snail mail? I'm at work so I can't check my mail and it's KILLLING meee!😛
SpeedRacer said:holy crap i freakin got in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
now for the difficult decision.
SpeedRacer said:holy crap i freakin got in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
now for the difficult decision. i'm gonna have to read like all 3 million pages of this thread...
AGAPE487 said:Congrads SpeedRacer!!!!!! I am sure you are very excited.
LadyW. the application to the PMP program is that the one you got during the interview day or did they send it to you in the mail.
tweetledee said:Congrats!! Mind saying how you found out? 😳 i.e. did you find out when you called to inquire about the email or got the snail mail? I'm at work so I can't check my mail and it's KILLLING meee!😛
AGAPE487 said:Congrads SpeedRacer!!!!!! I am sure you are very excited.
LadyW. the application to the PMP program is that the one you got during the interview day or did they send it to you in the mail.
LucidSplash said:Tweetledee, don't you feel a bit of the stomach flu coming on. I bet you could turn green if you really thought about how ill you feel. Perhaps you should go home and lie down so as to be a more productive employee next week.
If you just happened to check your mail on the way to bed, no one could blame you....![]()
tweetledee said:OMG, I GOT INNN!! I called the admissions office to find out about the email and they told me 😀
tweetledee said:OMG, I GOT INNN!! I called the admissions office to find out about the email and they told me 😀
LadyWolverine said:EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEPP!!!!!!
I just got an email from Donna Reynolds...I'm doing the PSP!!!
I think they only have 6 slots left...so if you wanna do it, fax in your form pronto!
tweetledee said:Hey LW, I totally missed what the PMP program is? Mind posting a little info about it? thanks!
tweetledee said:OMG, I GOT INNN!! I called the admissions office to find out about the email and they told me 😀
tweetledee said:OMG, I GOT INNN!! I called the admissions office to find out about the email and they told me 😀
I emailed the financial aid advisor at my state school, and they offered me a $1500 scholarship. Hmmm....four more years in mid-Missouri with almost all loans, or four years in Baltimore with all loans and in-state tuition after one year? I think I'll take Baltimore. 😉Cozmosis said:Hah, I just got my Drexel financial aid statement, and it has a total unmet aid to the tune of $18,000.
*hugs* Maryland
SuzieQ3417 said:I emailed the financial aid advisor at my state school, and they offered me a $1500 scholarship. Hmmm....four more years in mid-Missouri with almost all loans, or four years in Baltimore with all loans and in-state tuition after one year? I think I'll take Baltimore. 😉
Yes it seems it is possible, but certain requirements must be met. Many are simple, such as continuously renting/owning property in Maryland for 12 consecutive months, pay state taxes, have a Maryland drivers license. The hard one, I think, is that the majority of your income must come from a job, spouse, or parent in Maryland. They do not consider aid from loans or grants, but supposedly some students are challenging that right now and a university board is going to meet in June to re-evaluate their criteria. For me this last one is not an issue...I am married and my husband will be working fulltime in Maryland. If you are single and still dependent on your parents, it is much harder. They gave us a form with all the criteria on it at our interview, so I suggest you read everything and keep that in mind when making plans to attend, to increase the chances that you will qualify for in-state tuition after a year (who wouldn't want to save all of that money!)SpeedRacer said:wait we can get in-state after one year???
Welcome to the club!galdoc said:I just wanted to say congrats to everyone who's in. I finally made my decision, and i will definitely be joining you in the fall..... so excited!!!!
SuzieQ3417 said:Yes it seems it is possible, but certain requirements must be met. Many are simple, such as continuously renting/owning property in Maryland for 12 consecutive months, pay state taxes, have a Maryland drivers license. The hard one, I think, is that the majority of your income must come from a job, spouse, or parent in Maryland. They do not consider aid from loans or grants, but supposedly some students are challenging that right now and a university board is going to meet in June to re-evaluate their criteria. For me this last one is not an issue...I am married and my husband will be working fulltime in Maryland. If you are single and still dependent on your parents, it is much harder. They gave us a form with all the criteria on it at our interview, so I suggest you read everything and keep that in mind when making plans to attend, to increase the chances that you will qualify for in-state tuition after a year (who wouldn't want to save all of that money!)
Edit: here is the link for their policy http://www.usmd.edu/Leadership/BoardOfRegents/Bylaws/SectionVIII/VIII270.html
I'm not sure how exactly it is done, but I know its possible because I had at least two students I talked to on the interview day tell me they knew people who qualified. Maybe persistence pays off? Also, you may not be able to prove that you aren't in Maryland simply for school, but if you can prove that you want to stay in Maryland post-med school you might be able to qualify that way. I'm not really sure how it works. Honestly, I would attend the school even if I had to pay OOS tuition all four years, but if I can get in-state you can bet I will try.SpeedRacer said:yeah i looked at the nine requirements on some other webpage. that's good that it can definitely be done; some schools like refuse. unfortunately it's difficult if you are a dependant and what not. and how are you supposed to get a job while in med school? how else are you supposed to prove that you're not in maryland just for the university?
maybe i should be thinking less of that and more on how i'm gonna get my butt kicked by classes....
tweetledee said:How about getting in-state tuition for the first year? I wonder if any oos applicants have been able to pull that off. it'd really REALLY nice to be able to get instate tuition! 👍
Hmm..I guess I should probably call the finaid office and ask![]()
SpeedRacer said:not unless you've been living in maryland for 12 months already
SuzieQ3417 said:Does anyone know what kind of laptop we will be getting? I'm trying to buy a new bag, but wanted to know what size laptop it will need to hold. Hopefully they won't give us something huge.
SuzieQ3417 said:Does anyone know what kind of laptop we will be getting?
Boo...I really wanted to buy a new bag. I guess I'll have to wait, since it seems silly to shell out all kinds of money with the possibility that the computer won't fit.LadyWolverine said:I asked this question during the lunch with the 1st and 2nd-year students.
The reply that I got was, "nice ones."
Gee, thanks for clearing that up. 🙄
I guess we won't find out until we register?
tweetledee said:I have been, but my parents still claim me as a dependent