CONGRATS!! When did u interview? Trying to figure out where they are chronologically :’)
I don't think they are working chronologically. I know someone (non-URM, high stat) who submitted a secondary in mid August, got an interview literally within the week, and was accepted ~3 weeks ago. Meanwhile even some super high stat people from July are still waiting, and they clearly haven't given all interviewees responses yet.
I guess that's one upside...😅
You're right this is all just anecdotal evidence but I also have a friend with a 515 who got an II from NYU last Monday. I'm happy for your friend and I hope I have the same success as them!
Nah bro, interview can lead to anything
From what I saw on prior NYU threads, there’s a second (and likely last) big wave of pre-II R’s in early-mid december with very few reported II’s in between. So really I’m just waiting for my R at this point.
RIP
That would be my best guess, the old close but not close enough. Still holding out some hope until I get that R in my inbox though.
????? It's no different than anywhere else where they are pretty liberal in handing out pre-II Rs. You are either on a silent H, OR you haven't yet been reviewed. No way to know which it is, but, either one is better than a R, and both mean an II is still a possibility.
They'll explain all of that during the info sessions, but from what I remember you have to be accepted MD and then you can be accepted or rejected to the 3-year accelerated pathway. If you're rejected from the 3-year program you can still get into the 4-year program. I believe the application for that accelerated pathway is available through the portal where you submitted the original secondary. But you don't have to apply now--you can opt in (by applying) to the pathway during first or even second year of med school I believe. It's incredibly flexible. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
From what I got, seems like from the pool of interviewees minus the ones who get accepted, most get a post interview rejection bc they don’t want to keep us in the dark if they’ve already made up their minds I think? The minority that get put on continued review are actually part of the waitlist at some point which (supposedly) still means something. Idk how much the split is numerically tho
Bet! This is the news I came to hear!!!
continued review simply means continued review
still a legitimate question. as in...has anyone heard of someone with continual review being rejected yet?
Based off what Dean Rivera said, a post-interview rejection can take place at any point in the continuing review process, and once we arrive at the mid-January decision deadline, everyone still in continuing review either gets moved to the waitlist or gets the rejection. Not sure about people's personal experiences though.
makes sense. thanks!
Same here. Interviewed early November. Good luck everyone still in the run!
+1 Continued Review
I interviewed the week before Thanksgiving break and they told us to expect a 3-4 week turnaround cos of the holidays. So I wouldn't be surprised if there were very few decisions released yesterday. But also this waiting process for a (most likely) R is a little (a lottle) stressful and discouraging. Sending you some strength this weekend
Dude i understand the neuroticism but you really don't/shouldn't spam every thread with the same exact question, especially since ur already accepted. Chill
i think this is something that isn't a secret so I can answer?
Theyre pretty open about their interview format on their website. You can find the details (stations, min per station etc) here:
Agree with the chilling on the neuroticism, but can drop some info. I was talking to the admissions office earlier and they mentioned that next week is the last week of the interview cycle. That means 80 interview slots remaining, but I am sure that most of those IIs have gone out already since the dates are not far away and we are nearly at the end of this business week.
