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Anyone interviewed got a travel voucher? Just wondering if this has any significance.
Will applicants in the final pool receive a more in depth review? i.e., multiple readers for letters of recommendation, lengthier survey of experiences, more consideration towards interview comments? To me, it would be intuitive for the initial accepted applicants to have the high stats, while the remainder have "good enough" stats with a higher need for analysis.
Just my perspective. Thoughts?
Anyone interviewed got a travel voucher? Just wondering if this has any significance.
Final pooled as well. Just to clarify, final pool is not the same as waitlist, in the sense that in a waitlist, there are no spots available, and you are just waiting for someone to drop. My understanding is that Carver holds spots open specifically for final pool, so you still have a fair shot at acceptance (but also may be WL or R)
If that’s the case, I love Carver even more. Really looking forward to March and some good news.I think these are based on your demographics and socioeconomic status, no correlation with the acceptance process
Can confirm, travel vouchers of varying amounts are given to students from disadvantaged backgrounds, out of state, and underrepresented in medicine.If that’s the case, I love Carver even more. Really looking forward to March and some good news.
Just to add some information. Final pool your application is reviewed a second time and given a score in several categories and then a total score. The following is a proposed list a categories from last years forum.
1) MCAT
2) sGPA/cGPA
3) Clinical Experience
4) Interview
5) Personal Statement/Secondaries
6) Volunteering
After review in the final pool you have three possibilities
1) Accepted
2) Denial
3) Waitlist: There are separate waitlists for both IS and OOS applicants. The IS is 50 spots and OOS is 100 spots. OOS waitlist spots seem to be strange in how many end up matriculating to CCOM and it has been as low as 4 and as high as 90 in years past. IS is a little more consistent, here’s the past few years:
2017- 29 spots
2016- 19 spots
2015 - 31 spots
2014 - 24 spots
2013 - 28 spots
2012 - 31 spots
2011 - 24 spots
Any possibility we could ask for one? Contemplating cancelling my II just because I cannot afford these travel expenses.Can confirm, travel vouchers of varying amounts are given to students from disadvantaged backgrounds, out of state, and underrepresented in medicine.
Any possibility we could ask for one? Contemplating cancelling my II just because I cannot afford these travel expenses.
R today. OOS
R today. OOS
+3R today. OOS
+4R today. OOS
Nope, pre-interview rejectionPost interview rejection ?
R today, complete 8/24. Really disappointed and frustrated!
I’d also like to know!Anyone have an idea of how many OOS applicants are accepted from the final pool (on average)?
I’d like to know, but also I really don’t want to know....I’d also like to know!
Does any one know if submitting an LOI is viewed positively. I don't really have anymore significant updates...but want them to know how much I love the school
FlimsyAnd so the wait begins... how’s everyone feeling in this process?
AnxiousAnd so the wait begins... how’s everyone feeling in this process?
Just trying to ignore not knowing where I’m ending up in 6 months yet.And so the wait begins... how’s everyone feeling in this process?
If you got into Carver also, would you still attend the other school? I feel that it is best practice to withdraw all applications if you got into a school you are positive you will go to, in order to make the process just a little easier for adcoms and other applicants. If you aren’t sure whether you prefer Carver or the other school, I wouldn’t suggest withdrawing and unnecessarily limiting yourself.
However, if you’re not really interested in Carver but decide not to withdraw (knowing that you won’t go to Carver), someone else will see that they’re waitlisted rather than accepted. I guess the most good that withdrawing would do is expedite when someone else may get an acceptance decision.
Anyone that’s accepted received an award letter yet?
There’s a link now that takes me to a letter but I see no aid, not even including loans even though I filled out FAFSA. Also, I never received an email that it’s ready.
It’s just weird because just yesterday the link to an award letter popped up.
+1, I also received an email notifying me of my scholarship in December but I haven't heard anything about need-based grants yet. You should definitely email the financial aid or admissions office and ask, since you have to accept/reject the scholarship offer by the end of April!Anyone that’s accepted received an award letter yet?
There’s a link now that takes me to a letter but I see no aid, not even including loans even though I filled out FAFSA. Also, I never received an email that it’s ready.
It’s just weird because just yesterday the link to an award letter popped up.
I'm very interested to hear! If you dont mindI received email correspondence in December regarding a scholarship and received an official letter in January. Can give the details in a PM for anyone who might be interested.
Me too!!!Currently dying knowing that, according to last year’s thread, next Wednesday is very likely to be the day...
Omg, I had a dream I sat down with the dean to go over the scores they had given me for each category they considered for admission- not very good lol. Unfortunately I didnt get to see the outcome of that meeting.Currently dying knowing that, according to last year’s thread, next Wednesday is very likely to be the day...
I had so many interesting dreams before the interview haha. I have no idea how to feel at this point. I am going on a spring break trip next week, and I know I won't be able to relax and enjoy it, so I'm torn between really wanting to know and really not wanting to know. I am rooting for you, though...here's to hoping you won't have anything but a good result from that fictional meeting!Omg, I had a dream I sat down with the dean to go over the scores they had given me for each category they considered for admission- not very good lol. Unfortunately I didnt get to see the outcome of that meeting.
I had so many interesting dreams before the interview haha. I have no idea how to feel at this point. I am going on a spring break trip next week, and I know I won't be able to relax and enjoy it, so I'm torn between really wanting to know and really not wanting to know. I am rooting for you, though...here's to hoping you won't have anything but a good result from that fictional meeting!
based on last year's thread, it looks like they do reject quite a bit first, and then waitlist with a few acceptances sprinkled inWhat are all of the possible decisions? Do they reject this early or just waitlist everyone?
Hopefully Tuesday! Seems like in past forums, two Tuesdays before 3/15 seemed to be the day. Some people are saying Wednesday. Apparently decisions are uploaded to portals and emails are sent out. I have noticed CCOM's portal can update much sooner than emails get to you (my interview invite came through on a Sat. morning via portal, but the official email arrived midday Monday). So, I'll be checking the portal regularly! Good luck to those in the final pool!This week is the week! Waiting game will hopefully come to an end...in a good way