I do not think they screen, eligibility mainly has to do with U.S citizenship status I believe for this school and 90 credits rule Admissions | Medical School | Medical College of WisconsinWould also like to know
I do not think they screen, eligibility mainly has to do with U.S citizenship status I believe for this school and 90 credits rule Admissions | Medical School | Medical College of WisconsinWould also like to know
Their website says, "Secondary applications will be sent to all eligible applicants upon MCW’s receipt of your verified AMCAS application."
Not sure if being eligible means just having your AMCAS verified, or if they have a minimum GPA/MCAT... My stats aren't super high tbh, so if they do screen I'm sure it is generous!
I was just checking my secondary I submitted for this school and I noticed the font for the regret prompt is a lot bigger than the other ones. Anyone else notice this too?
I was just checking my secondary I submitted for this school and I noticed the font for the regret prompt is a lot bigger than the other ones. Anyone else notice this too?
Look in your spam and promotions folders. Double check that you sent MCW a primary. I was verified in mid-July and received a secondary the same day.Is anyone still waiting for a secondary from MCW? My AMCAS was verified in mid-june. I haven't heard anything since then....=(
They have a 500 MCAT screen.Would also like to know
I haven’t and it’s not in my spam! I’m not sure if it would be appropriate to email because they’re probably behind with the pandemic. It’s my top choice though so I’m probably just being neurotic.Is anyone still waiting for a secondary from MCW? My AMCAS was verified in mid-june. I haven't heard anything since then....=(
I haven’t and it’s not in my spam! I’m not sure if it would be appropriate to email because they’re probably behind with the pandemic. It’s my top choice though so I’m probably just being neurotic.
yep. Check the previous page for more information, I am too lazy to go back and quote.Is anyone else having an issue with the CASPer score not showing up?
OOps, sorry for the late reply! I really like it here to (granted, I've only lived here in summer, I am sure winter is dismal!). It's a really accessible city. I feel like it's a size that I can easily take advantage of what is currently being offered (in COVID times) in the city, but also get out pretty easily. I have kids and I am a road cyclist, and from where I am I can quickly get into winding country roads when I bike, but then pop over to the zoo or to a museum with the kids. It's all like 10 minutes away.Thank you for your response! I'm from California but I've also lived in the East Coast for the past year, so I have experience with big and smaller cities.
I was verified this past Monday, and I got it on the same day. I think it would be fair for you to politely email and inquire.
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I am in the same boat! Debating sending an email today, was verified and submitted to MCW on 8/2. What did you end up doing?I haven’t and it’s not in my spam! I’m not sure if it would be appropriate to email because they’re probably behind with the pandemic. It’s my top choice though so I’m probably just being neurotic.
Is anyone else having an issue with the CASPer score not showing up?
I think you can talk about how their community-based curriculum can help you as a rural physician.I am applying to the Milwaukee campus as I’m OOS and don’t want to limit myself to the 3 year specialty options. For my diversity essay I talk about how I’ve lived in a rural area and potentially want to work in a rural area as a physician. Would I be doing myself a disservice since Milwaukee is more focused on urban? One of there scholarly pathways is urban underserved and I can’t find much if anything on rural education for this campus.
This may not be clear in the materials you all have, but not everyone on the regional campuses opt for the three-year track.I’m just applying to Milwaukee. I have rural connections, but not in Wisconsin, and I’m not super interested in their three-year programs. There are plenty of reasons someone would just apply to the main campus!
You are not limited to the three-year specialty options on the regional campuses. They are merely emphasized here. Your education at the regional campuses will set you up as a strong residency candidate for primary care, internal medicine, psychiatry, and OB/GYN by design.I am applying to the Milwaukee campus as I’m OOS and don’t want to limit myself to the 3 year specialty options. For my diversity essay I talk about how I’ve lived in a rural area and potentially want to work in a rural area as a physician. Would I be doing myself a disservice since Milwaukee is more focused on urban? One of there scholarly pathways is urban underserved and I can’t find much if anything on rural education for this campus.
I wouldn't say 95% of students at the regional campus are in-state. For this year's incoming class (of which I am a member), I can think of 5 people offhand who are not from Wisconsin, myself included. There are only 20 of us, so that's 25% out-of-state right there, at least.The school definitely has a preference for IS all around, but a good amount of OOS matriculate at the Milwaukee campus. Typically, 50-60% of Milwaukee matriculants are IS. IS is especially favored at the 3-year-track regional campuses with 95% of those students IS.
Thank you for sharing this! The website definitely makes it seem like the three-year curriculum is the only option at Green Bay and Central Wisconsin.This may not be clear in the materials you all have, but not everyone on the regional campuses opt for the three-year track.
Email them. I was verified mid June and I emailed them and they said they sent me one on July 13. But how is that possible if apps weren't sent to schools until July 15. Anyways, I guess I am a month late for my secondary.
Yep. I assume the problem is still under investigation, but it seems like a rather long duration for the Casper scores to not be delivered, IDK. I would have probably emailed them with my concerns if interview invites were going out, but for now, I will sit tight for a little longer. I am not sure if anyone has tried contacting them about this problem since the last SDN user posted MCW's response.Anyone still waiting for the Casper issue to be fixed? I submitted my secondary on 7/23 (~a month ago)
I emailed them last week about CASPer and they said they have our scores, they're just not uploading to the portal. But I'm guessing their issue got fixed because I got a complete email overnight.
+1 submitted 8/5ishSame here, submitted 7/13, now complete 8/26
I was born and raised in Racine (directly south of Milwaukee) and I love the area! The lakefront is beautiful and there is always something to do in Milwaukee. Suburbs around Milwaukee are really nice as well and less crime in the suburbs.If anyone is familiar with the Milwaukee area, share your experiences on what it's like?
I emailed them last week about CASPer and they said they have our scores, they're just not uploading to the portal. But I'm guessing their issue got fixed because I got a complete email overnight.
if you are applying to the regional campus do you only need to apply to the regional prompts? or do you need to respond to the non-regional campus prompts as well?
I know they’ve started since their first interview date is this Friday but I haven’t gotten one nor seen any reported hereAny Interview invites yet?
I’ve heard they don’t give a lot of notice. Had a friend last year who got an invite on Tuesday for a Friday interview, but they were instate to be fair.I know they’ve started since their first interview date is this Friday but I haven’t gotten one nor seen any reported here
I can second this. I was OOS (based on east coast) and given a 6 day notice before my interview last year (and this was in-person).I’ve heard they don’t give a lot of notice. Had a friend last year who got an invite on Tuesday for a Friday interview, but they were instate to be fair.
I'd bet on this, or at least sometime this week. Unless they've maybe just sent ED II's and they haven't been reported here?Anyone think they’ll probably send II’s on Monday then? (I feel like a lot of schools that haven’t started but said they would by August will)
Do you come from a rural area? When I've met adcoms and related people on campus and they spoke about the 3 year programs they were honest about the fact that the regional campuses are mostly instate. However, they said that that the OOS people that they favor are from rural areas or have another very strong case for "why rural"I'm interested in rural health with a primary care specialty, but I'm OOS. I really like the 3 year MD track as well, but I'm worried that I wont get accepted to the regional campuses since I'm OOS. Do you guys think that I should just apply to the main Milwaukee campus instead of the other regional ones? Would that give me a better chance at an interview?
Do you come from a rural area? When I've met adcoms and related people on campus and they spoke about the 3 year programs they were honest about the fact that the regional campuses are mostly instate. However, they said that that the OOS people that they favor are from rural areas or have another very strong case for "why rural"
Basically you're able to explain why you want to do rural medicine over any other type of medicine with specific examples as to why you're passionate about that. There's no actual break down of what constitutes a "strong case" - just that you're able to effectively communicate your motivations and interest in a genuine manner.I do come from a rural area. What would constitute a strong case?
jinxAccording to the application tracker, someone received a II today.
Probably, I was told their first Interview Day is this FridayLooks like there is an II (LM 68) in the tracker. I wonder if its real or not...