This morning there was a lot of movement at Cornell, Einstein, UCLA and UCI. There was continued movement at Rush, Cal, SIU, Columbia, Case, New York Med, UCD, UTSW and USF.
^^ I'll bite: what is the "AM post" and where can I find it?
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This morning there was a lot of movement at Cornell, Einstein, UCLA and UCI. There was continued movement at Rush, Cal, SIU, Columbia, Case, New York Med, UCD, UTSW and USF.
^^ I'll bite: what is the "AM post" and where can I find it?
Basically every day in this thread:
Gyngyn posts movement in the morning
SDNer 1: Hey can you check X School?
Gyngyn: I didn't see any movement; I'll post what I see tomorrow in the AM post
SDNer 2: Hey can you check Y School?
Gyngyn: I didn't see any movement; I'll post what I see tomorrow in the AM post
It's a never-ending cycle...I vote Gyngyn #1 MVP
He will post what he sees in the AM tomorrow!@gyngyn thanks again for the updates. And still no updates or overlap from Cooper?

Nope, they rejected me. I definitely would've gone if I had the chance!!If you got into the DO school, go. You would seriously be shooting yourself in the foot if you don't.
Same here but be sure to check deadlines for applications for post-bacc! I know one school I'm looking at has applications due by June 1st but they have rolling so they say they may fill their class even before the deadline.
Sounds great!! Best of luck 🙂No worries 🙂. I'm actually just 7 classes shy of a BS in biology at my local university, after completing all of my med school pre reqs. It's not an official post-bac program, just a second undergrad degree for me. I already met with an advisor, and since my first degree (a BA in Spanish) was completed there years ago, the whole process is going rather smoothly!
That's kind of what I did but it was a BA in bio and I already had a BS in psych.No worries 🙂. I'm actually just 7 classes shy of a BS in biology at my local university, after completing all of my med school pre reqs. It's not an official post-bac program, just a second undergrad degree for me. I already met with an advisor, and since my first degree (a BA in Spanish) was completed there years ago, the whole process is going rather smoothly!
Each school has their own special way of handling the waitlist.@gyngyn so does that mean that schools like NYMC and the others you mentioned believe that the students would pick their school over your school....since they can clearly see that they have already been accepted to your school and still choose to give them an acceptance?
I do not project acceptances, I only report them.Are those confirmed acceptances via AMCAS or do you also include "we made an offer to a student holding at X, so X will have to use the WL soon" acceptances?
Also, on your end, do you see offers made to applicants on your waitlist? I feel like you would need the extra information to be able to see a large (5+) cascade.
I do not project acceptances, I only report them.
All schools can see offers made to their waitlisted candidates (as well as to accepted students).
Is this year or last year the year they decided to push the multiple acceptance deadline to April 30th?
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Has there been any movement of any kind from Yale?Yes, a fair amount.
Yeah but they aren't going to give you your deposit backIf you accept a spot off a waitlist, then get another offer from a waitlist, are you allowed to withdraw from the first waitlist offer you accepted? Thanks for your help everyone!
Thanks for your reply. Can you confirm how you know this? I was just nervous that if I accept this acceptance off the waitlist from a school that I wouldn't be able to accept an acceptance off the waitlist from my top choice if they choose to offer me one as well. Also, do you know if accepting the first offer would make the second school less likely to of offering me a spot?Yeah but they aren't going to give you your deposit back
I know of one person who was accepted off their wl last week.Has there been any movement of any kind from Yale?
Have you been accepted somewhere, but prefer the school which offered you a spot from the wait-list? If they gave you some deadline by which you must respond, as you approach the deadline you need to accept or they will pass you by. I have seen one current Texas applicant who took one WL offer then jumped to another WL offer within a week, so I know it can be done. I am interested to see what @gyngyn will comment on this.Thanks for your reply. Can you confirm how you know this? I was just nervous that if I accept this acceptance off the waitlist from a school that I wouldn't be able to accept an acceptance off the waitlist from my top choice if they choose to offer me one as well. Also, do you know if accepting the first offer would make the second school less likely to of offering me a spot?
Thanks for your help!
Yesteday's WL list movement (that I could see) was at Rush, Rochester, GT, NY Med, UC Berkeley and a bunch at Hofstra. I don't know why I thought I saw Einstein/Emory (the workings of a muddled mind, sorry).
@gyngyn How much overlap do you have with Rochester? Thanks for doing this! 🙂
@gyngyn have you seen any activity at buffalo? thank you for doing this for us!
It's like you knew, based on your user nameMovement at USC. Just got in
Congrats!!! Did you get a call or an email? When did you interview?Movement at USC. Just got in
You may continue to accept waitlist positions until orientation starts at the school where you last accepted an offer.Thanks for your reply. Can you confirm how you know this? I was just nervous that if I accept this acceptance off the waitlist from a school that I wouldn't be able to accept an acceptance off the waitlist from my top choice if they choose to offer me one as well. Also, do you know if accepting the first offer would make the second school less likely to of offering me a spot?
Thanks for your help!
I report everything I can see in the AM post!
I report everything I can see in the AM post!
@gyngyn, do you think this is the case this year?Is it just me, or are a lot of schools unusually quiet this year?
I think it was mentioned that there's this magical algorithm that selects students that are more likely to stay in the schools they were accepted to, so perhaps it is slower@gyngyn, do you think this is the case this year?
Is it just me, or are a lot of schools unusually quiet this year?
@gyngyn, do you think this is the case this year?
Northwestern seeming extra shy this year.Is it just me, or are a lot of schools unusually quiet this year?
@gyngyn i was just reading over past years thread and it seems like there were significantly more schools that over accepted students last year and barely had any waitlist movement. hopefully its better this year already and waitlists dont freeze upHere's the thread from last year. It might help you find the answer to your question year over year. Have fun! http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/2014-2015-waitlist-support-group.1120676/
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