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Any waitlist movement yet??? Does anyone know??
ISUbus1doc said:woah woah woah.....
lets not get ahead of ourselves here!
save the von Wildebeast and WWF stuff for the fall....
I will be content with just finding out how efficiently my body metabolizes EtOH....yeah!
med-i-cal said:I hate to say it, but no, that's not right. Von Willebrand's is a clotting factor in the clotting cascade. It binds to Factor IX and causes the aggregation of normal platelets when exposed to injured subendothelial tissues. No Von Willebrand = No Clotting.
Wow, I can't believe I remembered that...
kumark13 said:amber, what kind of dog is that? I am guessing this is your dog. it looks a lot like the puppy my parents just got, a weimeraner. I am hoping the puppy will be mine once it is trained.
TSisk23 said:Hey when do the immunzations and physical have to completed...just need to go get my titers done and curious when those papers have to be mailed by. Thanks a lot.
ambernikel said:So is anyone else pondering where they will sit the first day of lecture? I'm trying to decide... in my school I always sit in the front row bc: 1) I don't have the best eye sight in the world (thank god for bifocals), 2) I don't have the best hearing in the world (stupid headphones and ear infections) and 3) I hate looking around people's heads. However, I also have a great tendency to be late. Since this is medical school and not lazy undergrad where you can get away with anything AND there is the whole professional grade card thingy that could possibly mark us down for tardiness.... I'm thinking maybe sitting in the back where I can sneak in wouldn't be a wholly bad thing. Haha. But I think I'm gonna try to sneak up front anyway. When it comes to jobs or important classes I'm usually never ever late and always early.
I'm from a really small school and the thought of having so many students in class kind of freaks me out. But I'm ready for the change! Maybe I'm putting way too much thought into this. Or maybe I'm just procrastinating studying physics.. oh yeah that's gotta be it.
I think that's mainly for testing days. On normal lecture days you should be able to sit anywhere you want.AmyO said:I thought one of the ambassadors at my interview said that the seating chart was assigned according to last names. I may be wrong though. Yeah, I'm definitely not a morning person (hence the reason I work the night shift). Gonna have to get used to those early mornings.....yawn....I'm so excited to meet everyone!!!
Awesome. This is what I love about us humans... variety! I just tend to goof off too much if not front and center. They kept telling me I had ADD as a child but I never listened... haha I was too busy tapping my pencil and doodling. Ok, now I'm really going to stop thinking about this and focus on studying.LovelyRita said:Don't worry. You will not have a difficult time getting your front-and-center seat.
Signed,
Back-of-the-room LovelyRita
AmyO said:I'm just waiting for Ambernikel to say "oh snap" again. That cracked me up. Does anybody know what orientation week consists of......sure I figure there will be some talks, little info fairs, etc. Here's hoping it's not as corny as undergrad orientation week
Ooh I hope we get free matching t-shirts. If we did I'd be like (this one's for Amy O) Oh snap we get to help others and coordinate at the same time. Who could ask for more?med-i-cal said:I think day 1 is the major info day, and one of the days we are all required to help with a community service project. I'm not sure what is on the other day(s), then I think Thursday or Friday is White Coating.
med-i-cal said:http://kcumb.edu/students.asp
There's a pic of the matching t-shirts!! I should also get more than a free t-shirt and white coat for that fat check I'm writing them...
ps- I hope that paint isn't lead based haha
ambernikel said:KCUMB 2010 Here I come. We are putting together our 1K to put down (yes we're poor). In the mean time just waiting for the slim chance at OSU but I've pretty much made my mind up and, at this point, KCUMB is my TOP CHOICE. The school just fits me and all the docs I work with that went there are awesome... So as my dad likes to sing to me "Kansas City here I come, come, come".
Current KCUMB students, any ideas on good (and inexpensive) housing areas besides downtown? I'm thinking Independence. What do you think about the daily commute?
Thanks!
do2b! said:I currently live in Woods of Walnut Creek off of Parvin Road. 7 miles north of river from school. Takes me <10 minutes to get to school. With traffiic only takes a few minutes more. Rent is $510 (this is a student deal and not offered to all...be sure and ask for STUDENT rates/not sure if they have gone up). Apartments are big, washer and dryer inside each apt. They usually have deals on washer/dryers. I haven't had any problems with management, they have been very responsive to the few things I have needed. Apartments are in a wooded area...nice. leasing office #816-459-8733. Hope this helps. Looking forward to meeting you all in August.
Hahaa, nice nameMed-Ic-Al said:Hey! I currently live at Bennington Ridge Apartments which is also off of Parvin Road and I-435. I can get to school in under 10 minutes also. Rent is $539 for a 1 bedroom with a fireplace and washers and dryers are included in the units. Apartments are large and they accept pets also. They usually have some kind of deal going on for KCUMB students. I suggest checking them out, every time i have any issue in my apartment they handle it within 48 hours. I suggest giving them a call 816-455-1551. Can't wait to get to know all of you. Ashley
AmyO said:I'm going to live in the Woods of Walnut Creek! It's nice and woodsy and the place is gorgeous. They were very pet-friendly and student-friendly. The staff was also very helpful and they still are offerring deals. Smaller one bedroom - $499 larger one bedroom w/ fireplace $599 and I don't remember what the 2-bedroom was going for.
med-i-cal said:Major final today, WOOO!!
It's all down hill after this, which is good since the fatigue-induced deliria is starting to set in...
med-i-cal said:Haha, I have no doubt, I think we all did.
Darn May...
med-i-cal said:BLAH
Can't........Study.............ANYMORE....................
(Me)
kumark13 said:Does this place happen to have 3 bedroom apartments?
med-i-cal said:Umm....what is step 5 again?
I meant the paperwork for the Stafford and Gradplus loans. I think we are supposed to submit them to KCUMB. If you are on another wait list, it is quite alright to put their school code in as well. The other school would probably just put it in your file to be activated if you get pulled off the waitlist. If you are on the waitlist and not sure about KCUMB, I don't know if you'll submit all of the loan stuff yet, or just do the FAFSA. That'd be a good question for them.nrddct said:Yeah, I called KCUMB and got the school code.
med-i-cal, what do you mean make sure all the loan requests are sent in? Are there forms I need to fill out somewhere?
Also, what do you do if your on a waitlist for another school? Make sure all the FA stuff is submitted to that school as well?
ambernikel said:I'M DONE!!!! WOOHOO!! Goodbye undergrad!!
I'm not sure if you knew this or not, but you can have pets at CT. Lots of the students here have pets in fact. Unless you just need more room for your dog, that would make sense.soOosan said:is anyone working with relocation central for apartment hunting? i would go to CT but i'm taking my dog with me. i can't make it out there until june to check out KC..i'm not sure if i'm giving myself enough time to get everything prepared?