- Joined
- Oct 24, 2007
- Messages
- 101
- Reaction score
- 1
anybody hear anything recently about the waitlist?
I am in the high priority section of the waitlist, and I haven't been admitted yet. Sandy told me that I had a good shot though, which is more encouraging news than I heard from any other school during this process. They are usually pretty tight-lipped about any sort of useful information.
It is likely that I will be admitted to Toledo -- but, I already have another acceptance at Albany Medical College. I'm not quite sure how to compare these programs. What do you think? If you had an acceptance at Albany and an acceptance at Toledo, what would you do? (Ignoring the differences in cost)
I spoke with admissions yesterday and asked them about the waitlist because i just got into RFU but i wanted to go to toledo more and they said that as of now they still expect the waitlist to move because it's too early for the class to be set as it is, however they said they haven't given an acceptance all this week and thus the waitlist hasn't moved even tho it was moving steady last week.......not the best of news but i figuered i'd at least share
I'm sorry to hear that too, Ginzo. But I'm glad that they were willing to give you the deferral this late in the year. Good luck and I hope you can enjoy your year without worry!
Yes, it's really awesome how student-centered the school is. Very good sign for the time we'll spend there.
It's OK that I have to defer because next year I get to ask all you guys lots of questions as you'll be MS2s with lots of experience to draw from!
Forgive my ignorance on this, but does that open up a spot for someone else? I'm assuming it does. Ginzo - are you an OOS or IS student?
Thank you so much!
Futuredr'smom😛
Just got in this morning!!!!! I was too excited to ask anything else on the phone, but the waitlist must still be moving.... (i'm oos)
Just got in this morning!!!!! I was too excited to ask anything else on the phone, but the waitlist must still be moving.... (i'm oos)
hey i got accepted to Toledo yesterday but i declined my offer because I got accepted at rosalind franklin and I guess i got myself excited to Chicago too much that I didn't really have the desire to go to Toledo anymore. I was in-state, GPA 3.9 Mcat: 31 (B:13, P:11,:V7)........but i declined the offer so best of luck to all
come'on people... lets get this thread rollin again. How about we make a nice list of people still remaining on the waitlist:
thanks for the update. hey we both aced the verbal section 32 (B:14 P:11 V:7)![]()
------------High Priority-------------
1. j007double (OOS/M)
2. HotHindu89 (IS/M)
------------Middle Priority-----------
1. drharps (OOS/M)
2.DieselD (OOS/M)
3.
------------Low Priority--------------
1.
2.
3.
------------High Priority-------------
1. j007double (OOS/M)
2. Tracie Smith's son (OOS/M)
------------Middle Priority--------------
1. drharps (OOS/M)
2.DieselD (OOS/M)
3.
------------Low Priority--------------
1.
2.
3.
yo DieselD, are you set on UIC or are you still holding out for Toledo?
I'm a girl and I just got in off the wait list! I'm an oos female!
This post has really died down; I guess that is to be expected. Just curious what everyone is planning on doing? reapplying? going somewhere else?
So...does anybody know when classes start at U of T? Is it fairly unlikely that anyone would turn down their acceptance at this point (and open up a new one for someone else)? It seems like it to me.
First year orientation is this week. Classes officially start next Monday. Classes at other schools are starting to get in gear. There is the possibility of someone withdrawing/deferring/getting off another waitlist... but I agree that it is getting pretty remote. I'm sorry.
P.S. What do you think about my son trying the US Air Force? Would they put him through med school? I was in the AF albeit 20 yrs ago and so was my father. My son would just be following in our footsteps! However, the possibility of sending him off to Iraq or the like is not what any of us (my family) would want.
Military medicine is definitely an option, but the way it works is they give you the scholarship after you get a medical school acceptance. It's a big commitment and could possibly affect residency matching. A lot of former milmed docs are highly critical of it as well. It's not something that you want to undertake without doing a TON of research on beforehand. And each military branch is a little bit different. Don't listen to recruiters! Your son should be extremely committed to serving the military. Taking the scholarship just for the money is a really, really bad idea.