The master degree would help med students through first year. For second year, everyone's gonna be on the same boat 😀
I do not have the complete match list--only the numbers. I do know that there were placements in family, derm, radiology, surg, emergency, and internal for a fact. That is by no means a complete list, just from what I have heard from the match.Do any of the current students have access to this year's match list? I'm interested in some competitive specialties and given that this is the first year for WCUCOM's match, I want to see what kind of competitive specialties students here match in.
yes you are completely correct!The master degree would help med students through first year. For second year, everyone's gonna be on the same boat 😀
I am not positive how it all works to be quite honest. I believe it is if there is one class then there is a remediation process during the break and an exam to continue on with your class. If there is more than one failure, I believe you can start again the next year. Once again, I am not positive on the policy. There is a committee that decides a lot of your fate if you happen to be in that position.What is the remediation/failure policy at WCU?
I do not have the complete match list--only the numbers. I do know that there were placements in family, derm, radiology, surg, emergency, and internal for a fact. That is by no means a complete list, just from what I have heard from the match.
you should call Donna Day and ask her about application questions. She's really nice and I think they are still interviewing, like until AprilIs William Carey still sending out secondaries?
Yup, too quiet...this thread is kinda quiet..
My interview group was very small (5people) on that day. If you're invited for an interview, that means they really want you there 😀. Good luck!Yup, too quiet...
Don't know if it's a good or a bad sign, I've still got a month to go until my interview.
Not a poster, but a devoted reader/checker. Interview in two weeks and I can't be more excited. I'm from out of state, so I'm a little nervous but I have quite a bit of family that live in the gulf region. The silence on this forum is slightly unnerving. But, I'm still excited to interview here.
Fabulous. Thanks. Also, I believe the match list is released tomorrow, but don't quote me.The interview was very laid back, panel style. I felt very welcome when I got there. The students are down to earth and make sure you bring lots of questions. Good luck!
If you have questions, there'll be MS1 students at lunch hanging around at the tables. I even asked them about the interview questions and the school's pros and cons. I like how open they were. It's even better if you're an in state applicant. I'm from Texas! Just be yourself 🙂Interviewing in two weeks also- In state.
"The students are down to earth and make sure you bring lots of questions"- Can you clarify that sentence?
I think class of 2014 should know if they've matched by now.
They found out if they matched ACGME on Monday and they find out where tomorrow.
Thanks a lot for sharing gasman2014!!! This is exciting news and I'm very excited for you and your class. When I interviewed in Feb, the school announced that 93% matched but I had no idea how it'd turn out on match day. My trust for wcu really grows each day ;DJust to shed some light on the match since people are waiting....4th year from WCU here. I've asked about the compiled list, hopefully we'll get it next week.
I know we've had multiple surgery, multiple ER, I'm hearing a decent number of IM, FM, Peds, I know of at least 4 Ob/Gyn, at least 3 anesthesiology- all ACGME (of which I'm one!!), a few neurology, i know of 3 psychiatry, PM&R, some transitional years in both AOA/ACGME.
This is by no means, obviously, a full list yet, but it should at least give everyone some idea of how we're matching.
There is a whole staff dedicated to these students. I am not sure what exactly the process is, but I know there are people working with those students.Great match results, especially since it is above the national average.
I am curious how the school is helping the 3 students who did not match at all?
And would like to know How many got in AOA and how many are in ACGME programs?
The first class size was 100 correct?
I have an interview 5/5. Hope they have a spot left by then. Does anyone else an interview that late?Yup, too quiet...
Don't know if it's a good or a bad sign, I've still got a month to go until my interview.
I heard some people interviewed that late and got in. It's a small interview group! 🙂I have an interview 5/5. Hope they have a spot left by then. Does anyone else an interview that late?
Can someone explain "Traditional Rotating Internship" please? Does that mean their specialties require an extra year of residency before the actual specialties start?
I'm happy to see the excellent match results, and all the positive feedback!
I'm currently a senior Biology major a WCU; I applied for WCUCOM this year, but assumed it wasn't going to happen this year because I never received a secondary. I got a chance a couple of months ago to speak with Dr. Weir, who was so helpful. He actually took the time to pull my file, sit down and go over everything with me one-on-one. He was a bit concerned about my GPA (I'm trying to overcome a few disastrous undergrad classes from my early 20's, and I was currently a little below their "ideal" cut-off point) and made some suggestions on how to improve myself for next year's application.
I turned in my application for the MBS program last week, and received acceptance yesterday. Apparently when they pulled my file to retrieve my supplementary material they decided to take a second look...my 4.0 last trimester must have been enough to pull my overall GPA up just enough, because I also received a WCUCOM secondary application yesterday!
I know it is just one more step in the process, but at least now I know either way you guys will be seeing my happy face around WCUCOM next year.![]()
I also received a secondary application yesterday. I'm very surprised bc I applied very late. This is the only medical school that I have applied to.I'm happy to see the excellent match results, and all the positive feedback!
I'm currently a senior Biology major a WCU; I applied for WCUCOM this year, but assumed it wasn't going to happen this year because I never received a secondary. I got a chance a couple of months ago to speak with Dr. Weir, who was so helpful. He actually took the time to pull my file, sit down and go over everything with me one-on-one. He was a bit concerned about my GPA (I'm trying to overcome a few disastrous undergrad classes from my early 20's, and I was currently a little below their "ideal" cut-off point) and made some suggestions on how to improve myself for next year's application.
I turned in my application for the MBS program last week, and received acceptance yesterday. Apparently when they pulled my file to retrieve my supplementary material they decided to take a second look...my 4.0 last trimester must have been enough to pull my overall GPA up just enough, because I also received a WCUCOM secondary application yesterday!
I know it is just one more step in the process, but at least now I know either way you guys will be seeing my happy face around WCUCOM next year.![]()
This is to graduating class. Really appreciate if someone could post the programs they've matched. Which state and what program they've matched. Thank you!!
http://www.wdam.com/story/24873417/william-carey-eyes-potential-rural-residency-program
According to the news, 90% of the graduates are doing out-of-state residency programs.
Dr. Weir usually calls on the day of but give them a couple days. Maybe it's really busy during this time of the cycle.I interviewed at William Carey last week and Dr. Weir said that the committee would make a decision today, but I haven't received a phone call or email.
Does anyone know long do they usually take to let you know about their decision?