Has anyone applied ED to UT Austin? Has anyone heard back yet?
Has anyone applied ED to UT Austin? Has anyone heard back yet?
Wow your stats make me really nervous 🙁 I graduated in 3 years with a BS in Biology and a 3.65 GPA, 97% on PCAT, 8 months of tech experience so far and was in a couple of organizations at school but thats it! Good luck! Let me know if you get an interview for sure! Do you know how many people they interviewed ED last year?I applied early admissions. They sent me an email to go ahead and book my flight since I'm out of state, but I will officially know by Sept 22nd if I got an interview. Can I ask your stats? I'm getting anxious and curious how mine compare to everyone applying. I got an undergrad in Chemistry with 3.4 GPA, Master's of business administration with 3.9 GPA, 97th % PCAT, 2 years of certified Pharm tech work, and 1 years of cartilage regeneration research. I also heard if you get an interview, you're pretty much accepted.
Wow your stats make me really nervous 🙁 I graduated in 3 years with a BS in Biology and a 3.65 GPA, 97% on PCAT, 8 months of tech experience so far and was in a couple of organizations at school but thats it! Good luck! Let me know if you get an interview for sure! Do you know how many people they interviewed ED last year?
I'm in-state and have friends that currently go to UT COP that said not to expect anything until next week or so but I'm not sure for out of state! Did you end up hearing anything?Has anyone heard anything today? Today is suppose to be the day they inform early admissions about interviews.
I'm in-state and have friends that currently go to UT COP that said not to expect anything until next week or so but I'm not sure for out of state! Did you end up hearing anything?
Ugh!!!!! The waiting is killing me. Hopefully they actually send them this week!They emailed me saying everyone should be notified by this Friday now. I'm going crazy waiting!
Me too!! What time? I'm noon!Finally heard back and got an interview October 15th!!!
Mine is showing from 10-2, but looks like the first MMI group to go. What about you? And how are you going to prepare for them? I was thinking look up pharmacy newsMe too!! What time? I'm noon!
Hey Emily! How did you feel about the interview? I thought it went fairly well!Me too!! What time? I'm noon!
I think so too. I definitely don’t think I did bad but I also felt like their questions kinda made it difficult to answer with something super standout. I feel like most people probably gave similar answers. I’m super nervous about calls tomorrow! Good luck! Hope to see you next year 🙂Hey Emily! How did you feel about the interview? I thought it went fairly well!
Finally got a call and got accepted!!! What about you?I think so too. I definitely don’t think I did bad but I also felt like their questions kinda made it difficult to answer with something super standout. I feel like most people probably gave similar answers. I’m super nervous about calls tomorrow! Good luck! Hope to see you next year 🙂
Same!!! I’m sooo excited! Congrats 🙂Finally got a call and got accepted!!! What about you?
Search practice MMI scenarios. Mainly ethical. They are pretty extreme, but once you get to the interview they will be a breeze since you practice the hard ones.Hello guys,
Congrats to all of you! I have also submitted my application for regular decision.
Any suggestion if I get an interview?
There were 6 stations that were all back to back. Then we had about 6 more stations that were either with another candidate or in front of a group of interviewers that were more laid back.Do you guys recall how many questions you were asked / how many MMI stations there were?
Awesome! Thank you. I applied regular decisionThere were 6 stations that were all back to back. Then we had about 6 more stations that were either with another candidate or in front of a group of interviewers that were more laid back.
Good luck! Hope to become classmates!Awesome! Thank you. I applied regular decision
I hope so too! It's so hard though because I already have had one interview and acceptance, and three more interviews in November. It sucks waiting all the way till January for interviews!!!! 🙁Good luck! Hope to become classmates!
The 6 other stations with other candidate or in front group of interviewers. Are those also MMI?There were 6 stations that were all back to back. Then we had about 6 more stations that were either with another candidate or in front of a group of interviewers that were more laid back.
I have decided to decline my interview offer. Best of luck to you all!
I think you can get in-state tuition if you're a resident in Texas for at least 1 year.Out of curiosity, why did you decline?
I'm trying to decide whether or not to decline considering it sounds like it's impossible to get in-state tuition after being branded OOS.
I just got my offer for an interview.
One question that I haven't been able to figure out: does UT Austin allow OOS students to establish residency for the second year and in? They have an unbeatable in-state tuition and me going there is only viable if I get in-State residency after the first year.
They are MMI format. The 6 stations are with a few faculty members... but you will ha e other stations with groups of current students. It's a little bit of everythingThe 6 other stations with other candidate or in front group of interviewers. Are those also MMI?
I am purchasing a house house in June to establish residency. P2 year I will have in state tuition. Another option is to average 20 hours of work for a year. They are both fairly reasonable options. Most schools do not offer this.
I wouldn't exactly say working half-time or buying a house is "reasonable." Hard to do well in school working that much and many can't afford a house.
Out of curiosity, why did you decline?
I'm trying to decide whether or not to decline considering it sounds like it's impossible to get in-state tuition after being branded OOS.
Considering most schools don't allow you to be consider for instate until you have owned a house for 4 years, that is pretty nice of them to do after one. Plus averaging 20 hours a week truly isn't an overwhelming amount. You can work full time in summers to make up for test weeks. I think they are being generous in their requirements.. tough, but 100% doable
Some schools are more generous. When I went to Colorado, they told me all you need to do is get a driver's license, register to vote, actually vote, and sign a lease. Working obviously doesn't hurt, either.
That's actually is really nice. Interesting that it's in Colorado. I do know there are several states that do not allow for Colorado graduates to practice in. A had a couple friends begin there, then transfer for this reason. And I know students at KU and UMKC cannot practice in Colorado. I'm not sure of the reasoning why, but I wonder if this may be a reason why they make it easier to get in state tuition
This was absolutely false a decade ago.I also heard if you get an interview, you're pretty much accepted.
This was absolutely false a decade ago.
They were famous for rejecting candidates that they knew they were going to accept the following year if they reapplied
Nope.So I'm assuming you were one of these individuals? All but 4 got accepted in our interview group of the 60 for ED
I've been to two interviews and the questions were very similar for individual interviews. You must know why you want to go into pharmacy and be able to answer questions about yourself. SDN has a bunch of interview questions submitted by others and they were helpful 🙂 For both interviews I had a faculty member and a current student/resident. I'm not sure if it's the same for Austin.@lalaland33 do you know how that individual interview is ran? Is it like a general interview with typical tell me about yourself questions?
Are you sure that they have individual interviews? I think it is just MMI.Also @dru6src00 I did not hear anything about a group activity/interview. I think it's the MMI and an individual interview and then the rest of the time is touring and speaking to students/faculty.
How's everyones stats that's interviewing in January (if you're comfortable w/ sharing)?