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If we pay our enrollment deposit at the end of the month will our seat be safe?
According to the AAVMC, it should be safe as long as you pay it by the deadline. But last year that turned out to not be true and the AAVMC did nothing about it. So do with that what you will.If we pay our enrollment deposit at the end of the month will our seat be safe?
Me too hoping hard that enough people are going to other programsAlternate! It’s not over yet
Did anyone get accepted into Davis, but is choosing Western. If so, why?
That is nice! I got into both. I’m leaning towards western due to location. my nana passed away and its just my mom now so it’s important I stay near her.a friend graduated from westernu in 2018. Picked westernu because of family. She didn’t have to pay rent while at school so the cost made some sense but not too much. I Didn’t apply to Davis but that’s why. My family’s presence is important as my support system.
westernu doesn’t have teaching hospital. I like the 2 and 2 years. Being able to still travel when in vet school seems nice. I’m so familiar with so cal and wouldnt have to overcome those initial barriers. Pomona itself isn’t the best but if school is your main focus,nothing will stop you. I’m glad I’m choosing westernu. I feel they looked at me as an applicant and not a number. Davis is great school but a DVM is a dvm. So idk if I would say that if I had both options but I’m really happy to become about of vet med officially.
That is nice! I got into both. I’m leaning towards western due to location. my nana passed away and its just my mom now so it’s important I stay near her.
I live in san Diego! You? Congrats btw
If you go to the accepted students webpage it says to go to the student portal to find a roommate and to view housing information.Will there be a facebook group or some sort of accepted forum for students to connect for housing?
How many times have you applied is what I want to know.Is anyone curious to know how low my GPA and GRE were? Far below average, FAR below. Like this post and I will share my numbers....20 likes
How many times have you applied is what I want to know.
I also have a pretty low *cumulative* GPA lol I’m curious to know yours nowIs anyone curious to know how low my GPA and GRE were? Far below average, FAR below. Like this post and I will share my numbers....20 likes
Is anyone curious to know how low my GPA and GRE were? Far below average, FAR below. Like this post and I will share my numbers....20 likes
I think you technically can. But you’re supposed to have until April 15th to decide.Can I accept two school offers while I think so I don’t lose my spot at western???
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I think you technically can. But you’re supposed to have until April 15th to decide.
I don’t know that they talk at all. But what’s your reason for wanting to accept more than one offer before the deadline?Okay and the schools don’t talk to each other until then correct? So I can accept and then say never mind to a school and not effect admissions to another?
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If you’re not sure about a school, don’t take a spot for someone who truly wants it. I think that’s a bit dishonorable to do.Can I accept two school offers while I think so I don’t lose my spot at western???
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If you’re not sure about a school, don’t take a spot for someone who truly wants it. I think that’s a bit dishonorable to do.
No I get that! I’m not going to! I just started panicking that I’ll lose a spot and won’t go anywhere because I’m taking too long to decide. Harder decision than I thought. Basically, I started freaking out and didn’t want to be out two spots. I know I totally over dramatized that and thought the worse but that’s why I was wondering.
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Schools can’t force you to commit before the April 15th deadline. Now, Western broke that last year and didn’t receive any repercussions for it. However, I’d be pretty surprised if they pulled that again this year.No I get that! I’m not going to! I just started panicking that I’ll lose a spot and won’t go anywhere because I’m taking too long to decide. Harder decision than I thought. Basically, I started freaking out and didn’t want to be out two spots. I know I totally over dramatized that and thought the worse but that’s why I was wondering.
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Schools can’t force you to commit before the April 15th deadline. Now, Western broke that last year and didn’t receive any repercussions for it. However, I’d be pretty surprised if they pulled that again this year.
No problem! I just think that Western made a big deal at the interviews about accepting because of a mistake they made. So as a student you should be safe until April 15th. But honestly the best way to find out what you want is write all your pros and cons and then flip a coin... and whatever side you secretly hope it lands on while still in mid air is where you should go! LOLNo I get that! I’m not going to! I just started panicking that I’ll lose a spot and won’t go anywhere because I’m taking too long to decide. Harder decision than I thought. Basically, I started freaking out and didn’t want to be out two spots. I know I totally over dramatized that and thought the worse but that’s why I was wondering.
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No problem! I just think that Western made a big deal at the interviews about accepting because of a mistake they made. So as a student you should be safe until April 15th. But honestly the best way to find out what you want is write all your pros and cons and then flip a coin... and whatever side you secretly hope it lands on while still in mid air is where you should go! LOL
No problem! I just think that Western made a big deal at the interviews about accepting because of a mistake they made. So as a student you should be safe until April 15th. But honestly the best way to find out what you want is write all your pros and cons and then flip a coin... and whatever side you secretly hope it lands on while still in mid air is where you should go! LOL
For those who were asking/wondering about what happened last year and why it matters, this is about the point where it all started in the c/o 2023 thread: Western c/o 2023
You really should not be placing down deposits at multiple schools to secure seats. I mean, it's your money and you can do what you want with it, but the entire point of the AAVMC April 15th agreement is that you shouldn't have to do that. I agree with @ajs513; if actual school representatives are telling you that you need to accept your offer of admission and pay a deposit prior to April 15th or risk losing your spot, it needs to be reported.
I was hoping that the school had had this all figured back out after what happened last cycle, but maybe not? I know the official school account never actually explained the situation and/or how they were addressing it following the initial fuss in the c/o 2023 thread, even months after they said they'd report back, which is pretty crappy IMO.
At my interview at Western, the representative said that they can and will begin accepting deposits before the actual deadline and will update the accepted students once their allotted seats are all filled. I’m guessing by this, she means once their seats are filled with those who paid their deposit, the accepted students who haven’t paid their deposit yet are automatically no longer guaranteed a seat? During this talk, she specifically said she checked with AAVMC about this and that they said this was totally fine.If representatives of Western are telling applicants to accept their offers before the deadline or risk losing their spot, that needs to be reported to the AAVMC COE. Last year, Karen specifically said this. I’m not expecting that anything will actually be done about it because, again, nothing was done about it last year, but people need to be consistent. If Western not only punished accepted applicants for not submitting their deposit soon enough but still before the deadline, and is now telling applicants to do the same, that’s a huge problem.
At my interview at Western, the representative said that they can and will begin accepting deposits before the actual deadline and will update the accepted students once their allotted seats are all filled. I’m guessing by this, she means once their seats are filled with those who paid their deposit, the accepted students who haven’t paid their deposit yet are automatically no longer guaranteed a seat? During this talk, she specifically said she checked with AAVMC about this and that they said this was totally fine.
To me, this seemed like their way of coercing people to submit deposits early without actually coercing explicitly, but... I guess AAVMC is happy with this approach... 😕
Not sure. I paid mine the day I got accepted, and I just received the email stating that I have been officially accepted into c/o 2024If we pay our enrollment deposit at the end of the month will our seat be safe?
I was also told this during my interview day! But it definitely stated that it was "non-refundable" when I paid.I was told that the deposits were refundable as long as you inform them before April date.
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