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When are you interviewing?
In two weeks! Yeah, any information that you think is helpful/resourceful, I would highly appreciate it.
When are you interviewing?
Me too!In two weeks! Yeah, any information that you think is helpful/resourceful, I would highly appreciate it.
Howdy, y'all!
Can anyone comment what interview day was like? Any tips? Closed/Open File? I'd love any bit of information... I'll promise to be friends
Yes!I just noticed that they uploaded my LORs to the checklist today. Can anyone confirm if this is indicative of receiving an interview invite in near future?
Once I hear back from them I will let you know. I interviewed on the 23rdInterviewing on February 20th. Anyone have any updates on whether they are only interviewing for a waitlist at this point or how I can go about finding out this information?
Lol is it not a valid question to ask if students work on campus?Lol ok
It is a valid question, the other user just chose to "throwaway" their manners when answering.Lol is it not a valid question to ask if students work on campus?
Very punnyIt is a valid question, the other user just chose to "throwaway" their manners when answering.
I'm not a current student but I have interviewed there and have several friends that attend WVSOM and just like any med school program, squeezing in work is difficult. However, they do offer summer research positions and i've even heard of a GTA position you can apply for which adds an extra year to the program but pays for 1 year of your tuition. Hope that helps!
Yes that helps! Thanks for the replyIt is a valid question, the other user just chose to "throwaway" their manners when answering.
I'm not a current student but I have interviewed there and have several friends that attend WVSOM and just like any med school program, squeezing in work is difficult. However, they do offer summer research positions and i've even heard of a GTA position you can apply for which adds an extra year to the program but pays for 1 year of your tuition. Hope that helps!
My interview is Feb 24th. Any idea if at this point just interviewing for Waitlist?? What has turn around time on decision been post-interview?? Would greatly appreciate if those with other acceptances could withdraw their apps as this is my only interview invite thus far. :SS How good are chances of getting accepted post-interview? Read somewhere it's like 80% acceptance whereas a friend told me more like 1/3 during her cycle 3-4 years ago. So nervous, I really want to get in!!
Thanks!! That's really helpful. Has it worked out for anyone to request earlier interview dates? Aka interview slots that might have opened up due to cancellations/ app withdrawals? I've emailed them this morning to ask about potential earlier dates. No reply yet. Think I should call in tomorrow?The post interview acceptance rate is in fact in the 80th percentile.
Faculty has been sending out decisions a week after the interview (give or take a day).
It’s most likely not a waitlist interview.
Anyone who has received an acceptance recently has two weeks to submit their deposit and secure their spot. Don’t worry about people holding onto multiple acceptances. Focus on your interview. Know your application, have a few key points you want to talk about and in general, enjoy the day and be yourself.
Echoing @rahrahb, you have a great chances post interview! Just be ready to show your passion for DO and rural/underserved medical care and show that you have read up on the school and all that it has to offer. It’s a relaxed interview so take deep breaths and go in with confidence!My interview is Feb 24th. Any idea if at this point just interviewing for Waitlist?? What has turn around time on decision been post-interview?? Would greatly appreciate if those with other acceptances could withdraw their apps as this is my only interview invite thus far. :SS How good are chances of getting accepted post-interview? Read somewhere it's like 80% acceptance whereas a friend told me more like 1/3 during her cycle 3-4 years ago. So nervous, I really want to get in!!
Yes there are summer research positions. If you want to do this between 1st and 2nd year, make sure you contact professors early in the year as there are only limited spots. You can apply to be a GTA (graduate teaching assistant) during 2nd year. There are a few spots and it's usually very competitive. As a GTA you divide 3rd year into 2 years so you get 5 years of medical school. But with that you'll get tuition paid for your last years and you'll also receive a salary.Hi everyone was wondering if any current students can give insight on working while in school? Does WVSOM offer students any opportunity to get student jobs at the library or anything? I know classes and all would be a handful but I find myself doing better when I have extra things on the side like working
Withdrew my interview! Hope it goes to one of you.
Where did you decide to attend?
Torn between ACOM, LECOM-B and VCOM-A, but I'm leaning towards ACOM
I just withdrew my acceptance. It was a very, very hard decision to make because WVSOM was my favorite school I interviewed at.
Best of luck to all you attending. I know they’ll treat you all well.
Best of luck to you too! Which schools are you deciding between now?
congrats, mate. Interview season was a prosperous one for you! ACOM is great from everything I’ve heard. I’ve met some residents from ACOM and they loved it. What are some things you considered with this decision?
3-1What’s the style of the interview? Is it one-on-one, two-on-one, or in a group? Thank you!
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when was your interview?Just got accepted call from the Director of Admissions!
Same day as you! I was the brown kid from FL. Dhruvin Patelwhen was your interview?
Congrats!! I hope they let me know today but I doubt itSame day as you! I was the brown kid from FL. Dhruvin Patel
Congrats. You attending wvsom?Just got accepted call from the Director of Admissions!
Cool congrats! Just wondering since I obvi didn't meet you, when was your interview? Was turn around time 1-2 weeks for decision post interview?Just got accepted call from the Director of Admissions!
It was on January 23rd!Cool congrats! Just wondering since I obvi didn't meet you, when was your interview? Was turn around time 1-2 weeks for decision post interview?
Cool, thanks! Good luck and let us know when you hear from them! How many interviewers usually come in on one day?It was on January 23rd!
In our case there was 8 of usCool, thanks! Good luck and let us know when you hear from them! How many interviewers usually come in on one day?
Congrats!! You attending it?Just got accepted!! Interviewed on January 23rd.
Hey! If it make you feel better, I'm on same boat as you with my stats. I'm interviewing couple weeks before you. I feel that we just have to be able to answer some questions regarding gpa and what went wrong with mcat and hope for the best lol. Them giving you an interview is big and same for me. Just stay calm and prepare as best as you can. If we are interviewing for waitlist then I've heard wvsom does seem to pull lot of people off waitlist. Give it your best!Hello, I was wondering if someone would be able to give me an idea of what my chances are like at getting into WVSOM?
I have received an interview offer for February 28th and I have been reading a lot of things where people say that an interview this late may just be for the waitlist spot and then I have also read where people say that there is a high chance, 70%-80%, of getting accepted to WVSOM after interviewing.
My stats: 3.3 sGPA 3.4 cGPA 496 MCAT. The low GPA is because I didn't do so hot as a freshman and first-semester sophomore year but the trend of my grades has been going upward, straight A's, ever since and my MCAT score is low because I did terrible on CAR and subpar on Psych but did well on Chem and Bio. I also have a lot of different extracurricular activities including shadowing, research, CDC internship, volunteering, and leadership roles with pretty strong LORs
I just need to calm my nerves a little bit so I was hoping if anyone who has gotten off the waitlist can give me an idea of where I stand. Also if you could tell me what the environment of the interview is like (how many other students would be there) and what is a major mistake people make to not get accepted, or waitlisted, after their interview?
Thank you
It does give me some hope haha. Good luck with your interview. If you don't mind, could you reply after your interview and explain how it was and what sort of questions they asked you since we are similar applicants?Hey! If it make you feel better, I'm on same boat as you with my stats. I'm interviewing couple weeks before you. I feel that we just have to be able to answer some questions regarding gpa and what went wrong with mcat and hope for the best lol. Them giving you an interview is big and same for me. Just stay calm and prepare as best as you can. If we are interviewing for waitlist then I've heard wvsom does seem to pull lot of people off waitlist. Give it your best!
Thank you. And I sure can. I'll update you. Kinda nervous tbhIt does give me some hope haha. Good luck with your interview. If you don't mind, could you reply after your interview and explain how it was and what sort of questions they asked you since we are similar applicants?
Congrats!Just got the call! I’m in! I interviewed on January 31st.
If they asked you to come for an interview that means they definitely see potential and noticed your improvement! I think as long as you can really show them what you did to improve and how any failure you may have had pushed you to do better, they really like that. And show them what Makes you passionate about DO/medicine. At this point they really just want to make sure you know what you’re getting into and have confidence you can succeedHello, I was wondering if someone would be able to give me an idea of what my chances are like at getting into WVSOM?
I have received an interview offer for February 28th and I have been reading a lot of things where people say that an interview this late may just be for the waitlist spot and then I have also read where people say that there is a high chance, 70%-80%, of getting accepted to WVSOM after interviewing.
My stats: 3.3 sGPA 3.4 cGPA 496 MCAT. The low GPA is because I didn't do so hot as a freshman and first-semester sophomore year but the trend of my grades has been going upward, straight A's, ever since and my MCAT score is low because I did terrible on CAR and subpar on Psych but did well on Chem and Bio. I also have a lot of different extracurricular activities including shadowing, research, CDC internship, volunteering, and leadership roles with pretty strong LORs
I just need to calm my nerves a little bit so I was hoping if anyone who has gotten off the waitlist can give me an idea of where I stand. Also if you could tell me what the environment of the interview is like (how many other students would be there) and what is a major mistake people make to not get accepted, or waitlisted, after their interview?
Thank you