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Dear you,
We hate you!
F you,
School of F
We hate you!
F you,
School of F
Dear hazmat2:
Thank you for taking the time to apply to and interview at our wonderful school of medicine. We chose to save time this year by only interviewing 351 applicants, 350 of which we accepted--four months ago. Yes we only have 100 spots, but we are not a state school and therefore can accept as many as we'd like and then temporarily push people until the next year as required.
As we cannot divulge the specifics as to why you have been rejected, we can offer you some guidance. First we would like to mention that you may have misunderstood the entire application process.
And if you haven't figured it out by now, 351 - 350 = you.
- The admissions committee does not look at MCAT scores or GPAs; the computers do.
- They also do not read through any essays; that is what first-year med students are for.
- We cannot require that you mark your race on your application, as this is illegal; we do require photos and an interview to get around this though.
- All of our interviewers are actors. We apologize if they didn't actually answer any of your questions. However, be advised their comments are the only things that the admissions committee takes into consideration.
- No matter what we may say over the phone or on our website, we don't accept re-applicants.
The Dean
I figured I'd post the acual UC Davis rejection email I received in 2009. Please note the bolded misspelled word:
Dear Applicant:
Thank you for applying to the UC Davis School of Medicine.
After careful consideration, we are unable to offer you a position for the class entering
in July 2009. We received applications from a highly competitive pool of nearly 5,000
students like yourself. Wiith only 105 seats available, the Admissions Committee faced
an extremely difficult task.
Best wishes for your future endeavors.
Admissions Committee
University of California, Davis
School of Medicine
Office of Admissions
Dear Csmittyb,
You aren't even good enough for spell check. HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!!!!
UC DAVIS SOM
Dear Applicant,
Although you already paid secondary fees towards the Osteopathic/Allopathic Physician program we would like to offer you our Master's Program. See our Master's program will only cost you $25,000 and 2 more years of your life, but it will strengethen your science gpa by .004 points then you can reappy! Isn't that great! There is even a bonus: if you still don't get into medical school this master's will be pointless and will not help you in any other field. Not only are we physicans but we are businessmen too.
Sincerely,
[Insert School of Your Choice]
lol love it. I went to davis for undergrad and the med school straight up rejected me faster than almost any other med school i applied to. Gee thanks Davis!!
i know this is about writing your OWN rejection letter, but i just had to share this one i got today. i never completed the secondary, so i was well aware it was coming eventually.
"Thank you for your interest in XXX School of Medicine. Please find attached a letter from the Admissions Committee regarding your application status for Fall 2010."
but this is the good part. the attached document was titled "Rejection.pdf" lmao. takes all the suspense out of it!
USCSM? Haha I got that today too. Honestly I had forgotten that I had even applied there. It's always nice to wake up and check your email and find a surprise rejection.
i know this is about writing your OWN rejection letter, but i just had to share this one i got today. i never completed the secondary, so i was well aware it was coming eventually.
"Thank you for your interest in XXX School of Medicine. Please find attached a letter from the Admissions Committee regarding your application status for Fall 2010."
but this is the good part. the attached document was titled "Rejection.pdf" lmao. takes all the suspense out of it!
I think it's funny that schools send an attachment at all. I personally love the "decision.pdf" ones. Then they're really getting your hopes up.
Dear Applicant,
After careful consideration, we are unable to offer you an interview position at our medical school. We will be sending you a medical bill, as one of our adcoms actually vomited while reading your application.
Although you were not accepted to our main medical school campus, we would like to extend to you an invitation to apply to our satellite medical program, at the Ronald McDonald School of Medicine. We feel as though your application will be more competitive there.
Why go to RMSOM? Well, RMSOM offers many unique opportunities that typical medical schools do not offer. We have medical rotations at the fryer, grill, and drive through window. Use our state of the art Fisher Price toy surgery kits instead of real ones so you don't harm yourself. The most successful student in each class will have an opportunity at the end of the year to be the clown at pediatrics at our main hospital site. Now how can you pass this up?
Once again, we are unable to extend to you an interview invite. Please note that this rejection does not mean you are not qualified to be a physician.....oh wait... yea it does. My bad.
Sincerely,
Dean Chuck Norris
Dear Applicant,
We are writing to inform you of what may be disappointing news. We are unable to offer you a spot in our Fall 2011 class. This in no way indicates that you were an unqualified applicant to the contrary, you were too qualified of an applicant. This year our school received over 10,000 applications and if you do the math 10,000 applications times $130 dollars an application means 1.3 million dollars. This means big moola for us.
We know your numbers were above our averages, and thats why we rejected you. See, our median accepted numbers were carefully achieved by a mathematician who created a complex mathematical formula to attract the most number of applicants possible. Our position as a middle-of-the-road medical school means that we receive applications from all the average applicants who view us to be within their range of numbers, but we also receive thousands of applications from people like yourself who view us to be a safety and from others who view us to be a reach. If we accepted you, our acceptance numbers would be skewed higher and fewer people would apply. Which is completely unacceptable, considering we really want those plush swivel chairs made from baby seal skins that we have been eyeing.
Of course, we could have accepted you and someone with lower numbers to balance it out, but we spent enough money on the first mathematician that we didnt feel like hiring a second one to figure it out.
Sincerely,
Dr. Clubber of Baby Seals
Dean of Admissions,
That Middle of the Road Medical School