Fingers crossed, and all that. 
Congrats to everyone! Second look has always been late March.
Second look is Saturday, March 25
Sorry to hear that ): can you tell us when you interviewed so we can get a sense for how far along they are with their decisions?
The MMI was chill, very relaxed and comfortable environment. I don't remember worrying about time at any of the stations, it all felt very natural. Don't make yourself too nervous, you'll do great!
I was just going off the email that was sent a couple weeks ago to us, which said that they're delayed in their decisions process, but that those who interviewed earlier will hear back first. That's interesting to see that they're kind of skipping around a bit. Maybe they meant that they were going to get back to those who interviewed before the new year first before getting into the end of the cycle...honestly idk why I even try to figure this out, this entire admissions process is baffling
I interviewed early and haven't heard back either. Do you think it's possible that not hearing back post-interview=silent rejection?I was just going off the email that was sent a couple weeks ago to us, which said that they're delayed in their decisions process, but that those who interviewed earlier will hear back first. That's interesting to see that they're kind of skipping around a bit. Maybe they meant that they were going to get back to those who interviewed before the new year first before getting into the end of the cycle...honestly idk why I even try to figure this out, this entire admissions process is baffling
I think when they said that those who interviewed earlier would hear back first, they meant that more generally than that they would go in order of specific interview dates--more like that people who interviewed in the fall will hear before people who've been interviewing in the new year.I was just going off the email that was sent a couple weeks ago to us, which said that they're delayed in their decisions process, but that those who interviewed earlier will hear back first. That's interesting to see that they're kind of skipping around a bit. Maybe they meant that they were going to get back to those who interviewed before the new year first before getting into the end of the cycle...honestly idk why I even try to figure this out, this entire admissions process is baffling
Hey, I am an incoming interviewee on Monday (2/6). Could you please tell me when and where the Greet and Meet takes place on Sunday?Lolol I gave you your tour
So I think there are relative unknowns about Toledo that will ultimately be advantageous for your class and beyond. First, the new curriculum is huge. I had only 1 elective 3rd year and 4th year started in July. This will really help with specialty selection and away rotations (if applicable). Second, the affiliation with promedica will allow students to be learners at a much larger hospital (Toledo Hospital). Obviously more patients/different pathology = more learning. Also, promedica is pumping a ton of money into the school and that's never a bad thing.
Not nearly as extreme of a situation as you but I interviewed 1/5 so I'm also feeling the same way after seeing these 1/20 acceptances...I interviewed end of November and still haven't heard back... Trying not to overanalyze, but it's tough seeing more acceptances roll out to people who interviewed 2 months after me lol.
What do you think it means that they haven't written back to us? Do they issue waitlists or do they not tell anyone about that until the end?
My guess is that it means that for whatever reason, they're still deciding about your application. They do issue both waitlists and rejections, so the fact that you haven't received one of those yet is a good thing. So no news is no news...don't read too much into it. But I definitely sympathize-- waiting is the worst. Good luck!
have they sent any rejections to anyone yet? 
I filled out the app and submitted it on Monday!That's awesome! Congratulations! Did you fill out the scholarship app or was it merit-based? if you don't mind me asking
It was a combination of the two! Some of the prompts asked you to draw from personal experience in your answer and others were somewhat ethical. There isn't really a good way to prepare in my opinion. Honestly (and I know this sounds cliche) but just be yourself. Don't just try to give them the answer that you think they want to hear.
