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Thanks for the advice, I'll go ahead and do this!I've had this problem for other schools. I just contacted each individual school to get the letters processed. They usually responded fairly quickly.
Thanks for the advice, I'll go ahead and do this!I've had this problem for other schools. I just contacted each individual school to get the letters processed. They usually responded fairly quickly.
Has anyone had any issues with letters being received from the admissions office? I've had all my letters submitted to AMCAS for several weeks now, but the secondary still has my letters listed as "Incomplete" and each individual letter as "Not Received"
D0 you guys think I should contact AMCAS about this? Or is this normal?
Has anyone had any issues with letters being received from the admissions office? I've had all my letters submitted to AMCAS for several weeks now, but the secondary still has my letters listed as "Incomplete" and each individual letter as "Not Received"
D0 you guys think I should contact AMCAS about this? Or is this normal?
I woke up in the middle of the night and threw up in my bed at 3:00AMI woke up in the middle of the night and threw in my application at 3:00AM
You're not alone! Hang in there We'll get through this soon enoughI woke up in the middle of the night and threw up in my bed at 3:00AM
I was not mentally prepared for the stress of applying
BY OUR COMBINED WILLYou're not alone! Hang in there We'll get through this soon enough
I treated it as a diversity essay but since the prompt is so open-ended I'd do whatever you think would help adcom understand you the best...they want to see how you approach these kinds of questions to see your thought process and your perspectives on things, at least that's how I look at these vague, general questions.For the additional info prompt, did people treat it as a diversity essay or as a space for post-AMCAS updates? The prompt seems accommodating of both approaches
It's supposed to be for like special circumstances normally but treating it as a diversity essay isn't too crazy. Just don't feel any pressure to write something...it's really just a "do you think there is anything we NEED to know about you in order to evaluate you as a person?" sort of question.For the additional info prompt, did people treat it as a diversity essay or as a space for post-AMCAS updates? The prompt seems accommodating of both approaches
I think it's better to just leave it blank if you don't feel like you have anything significant to put there. I left it blank.What do people usually put in the Achievements and Distinctions box? I haven't received any state/national scholarships, haven't done any academic competitions, no research publications. All I've got is Dean's List (which probably everyone who's applying + their moms have this), undergrad-granted research stipends, and maybeee how one of the clubs I'm in fundraised $1500...
Do I just leave that blank?
What do people usually put in the Achievements and Distinctions box? I haven't received any state/national scholarships, haven't done any academic competitions, no research publications. All I've got is Dean's List (which probably everyone who's applying + their moms have this), undergrad-granted research stipends, and maybeee how one of the clubs I'm in fundraised $1500...
Do I just leave that blank?
I put very similar things in mine, including deans list, graduating with honors, and raising money for a project by winning a competition.What do people usually put in the Achievements and Distinctions box? I haven't received any state/national scholarships, haven't done any academic competitions, no research publications. All I've got is Dean's List (which probably everyone who's applying + their moms have this), undergrad-granted research stipends, and maybeee how one of the clubs I'm in fundraised $1500...
Do I just leave that blank?
Short and succinct always works well in conveying modesty (in my opinion) along with allowing faculty to quickly read through it.What do people usually put in the Achievements and Distinctions box? I haven't received any state/national scholarships, haven't done any academic competitions, no research publications. All I've got is Dean's List (which probably everyone who's applying + their moms have this), undergrad-granted research stipends, and maybeee how one of the clubs I'm in fundraised $1500...
Do I just leave that blank?
CONGRATS! Complete date? And did you find out via email?II just now.. unbelievably excited about this one
Email!CONGRATS! Complete date? And did you find out via email?
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Edit: LizzyM 75
Lol, it is, but I think the post before me said 75, and that was in my head. You're right: LizzyM = 78! Thanks!
Lol, it is, but I think the post before me said 75, and that was in my head. You're right: LizzyM = 78! Thanks!
Just FYI for those with II's, there are two surveys on the website you have to fill out, one for lunch choices and one for travel plans. They could be easy to miss in the excitement.
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Ah nevermind, found them. Thanks for the heads up though!Just FYI for those with II's, there are two surveys on the website you have to fill out, one for lunch choices and one for travel plans. They could be easy to miss in the excitement.
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Ah nevermind, found them. Thanks for the heads up though!
Please help! I see that not many flights come into New Haven's Airport. Do you recommend flying to Hartford and taking a taxi to New Haven?Congrats on the early IIs!! Very good sign, hope y'all are excited to visit New Haven and all that we have to offer. There always seems to be some questions about travel so look in previous years' threads first for help and if you're still confused, post here and I'll answer when I have time. School's started so I don't check SDN quite as much anymore but I'll still see it relatively quickly.
Please help! I see that not many flights come into New Haven's Airport. Do you recommend flying to Hartford and taking a taxi to New Haven?
This is what I did, although it was not my original plan, I missed my connection to New Haven and was rerouted to Hartford, but it worked out fine.Please help! I see that not many flights come into New Haven's Airport. Do you recommend flying to Hartford and taking a taxi to New Haven?
You can fly to New York and take a bus/train to new haven. Check out amtrak
Thank you all!If you're going to do the train, take metro north, it runs constantly all day. Train from NY (Grand Central) to New Haven is $18 and then you can catch an uber to campus for $10. The Amtrak is like $88.
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If you're going to do public transit after landing in NYC, the answer is as said above, get to Grand Central then take Metro-North.
No, today I'm pretty sure is the first day Yale has given out IIs. They may not have even seen your application yet, they have a lot to look through and schools send out IIs throughout the application cycle. You're fine.Should I be worried if I submitted early July and haven't gotten an II yet