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Let the madness commence. Or continue. Or something.
pratik7 said:dont let agent splat scare you ...we keep him locked up
Agent Splat said:I'll still cut you.
Agent Splat said:But yes, if you got in ED, congratulations!
samenewme said:Okay, I've got one now. What are the health insurance co-pays on prescription drugs?
pratik7 said:Congrats on the acceptance. To answer your question, i think it depends on the particular plan you select..PPO, HMO, POS ect. The insurance is provided by Humana so maybe you can track it down from them. I personally dont use the schools insurance plan soo maybe the other guys can be of more assistance
samenewme said:Thanks, guys! Yup, ED. I was out of town this weekend and got one of my friends (a fellow older pre-med) to check my mail for me so I wouldn't have to wait until Sunday night to find out if I got happy news or not. Had I left my phone on long enough for the voice mail icon to pop up, it would have been a great idea!
I'll have questions later after my feet touch the ground.
Okay, I've got one now. What are the health insurance co-pays on prescription drugs?
Andy15430 said:There are a handful of us 1st years (c/o 2009) that frequent SDN, and we benefitted a lot from the advice we received from a couple of older students on here.
Code Brown said:Congrats on the acceptance!
The 10 month policy was $2176 this year (visits to the optometrist/opthalmologist is included). Yeah, it's kind of pricey, but luckily it doesn't come out of your budget for living expenses. They tack it on top of your living expenses and tuition. As for the Rx co-pays, they are $10/$20/$40 (this is from the card). My guess is that $10 is generic and $40 is name brand. No idea what the $20 could be for. The office visits are $10 although when I went to the optometrist, they waived the co-pay.
Code Brown said:Congrats on the acceptance!
The 10 month policy was $2176 this year (visits to the optometrist/opthalmologist is included). Yeah, it's kind of pricey, but luckily it doesn't come out of your budget for living expenses. They tack it on top of your living expenses and tuition. As for the Rx co-pays, they are $10/$20/$40 (this is from the card). My guess is that $10 is generic and $40 is name brand. No idea what the $20 could be for. The office visits are $10 although when I went to the optometrist, they waived the co-pay.
Agent Splat said:So.....
any questions?
samenewme said:Oh, it's a little early yet, I think. Later I'll have questions like which textbooks to buy and not buy, whether the diagnostic kits are useful or a big rip, where exactly I might want to live (I live in Milwaukee but I'm on the East side and plan to move to 'Tosa), and other stuff I haven't even thought to ask yet.
But right now I'm all about what's for breakfast, and if you can answer that, you're scary smart.
Agent Splat said:Toaster Strudels. Accept no substitute.
I know there's more 2010 folk already. Where the heckfire are they?
samenewme said:Or they're, like traveling Europe or sleeping late to prepare for med school. Hey, I should do that.
DoctorFunk said:Incorrect. By 5:27 pm today I want you to have written a report summarizing all cranial nerve innervation, including pathways through the skull as well as the facial features developed via the pharyngeal arches. Oh, and I would like a flow chart including no less than 7 distinct primary colors outlining human metabolism of lipids and carbohydrates.
That's what I call preparation.
DoctorFunk said:Incorrect. By 5:27 pm today I want you to have written a report summarizing all cranial nerve innervation, including pathways through the skull as well as the facial features developed via the pharyngeal arches. Oh, and I would like a flow chart including no less than 7 distinct primary colors outlining human metabolism of lipids and carbohydrates.
That's what I call preparation.
DoctorFunk said:Incorrect. By 5:27 pm today I want you to have written a report summarizing all cranial nerve innervation, including pathways through the skull as well as the facial features developed via the pharyngeal arches. Oh, and I would like a flow chart including no less than 7 distinct primary colors outlining human metabolism of lipids and carbohydrates.
That's what I call preparation.
Agent Splat said:Where are your 2010 classmates? I know for a fact there's at least a couple around SDN somewhere.
Agent Splat said:You started this thread. That means you're in charge.
samenewme said:It's my breath. I just KNOW it. Snif.
pratik7 said:I think you should have a "free" lunch....you will be amazed at how many people will come out of the hiding
samenewme said:So, any MS0's already in Milwaukee? I actually CAN pull off a free lunch!
DoctorFunk said:I'll be the M1 liason for your Free Lunch Student Association. I need to pad the ol' resume if I'm ever going to get that posh residency
samenewme said:I see. So you get a free lunch and a padded resume and I get...what, again?
The M1 liaison is charged with picking up all the M0's and bringing them to my house. Let me know when you've got that set up.
Holler. Accepted on 10/15. Didn't find this thread until now. Not sure if I'll be at MCW in the fall, but I'd be happy to be there. I also live on the east side, so I've got Milwaukee pretty figured out.Agent Splat said:Where are your 2010 classmates? I know for a fact there's at least a couple around SDN somewhere.
TheProwler said:Holler. Accepted on 10/15. Didn't find this thread until now. Not sure if I'll be at MCW in the fall, but I'd be happy to be there. I also live on the east side, so I've got Milwaukee pretty figured out.
TheProwler said:Holler. Accepted on 10/15. Didn't find this thread until now. Not sure if I'll be at MCW in the fall, but I'd be happy to be there. I also live on the east side, so I've got Milwaukee pretty figured out.
TheProwler said:Holler. Accepted on 10/15. Didn't find this thread until now. Not sure if I'll be at MCW in the fall, but I'd be happy to be there. I also live on the east side, so I've got Milwaukee pretty figured out.
Agent Splat said:How hard can the decision be? We've got Pratik and Andy here!!!!!!!!!!!
DoctorFunk said:There are always two sides to any argument. Plus: Pratik and Andy. Negative: DoctorFunk and his ego.
indo said:the Tosa Chancery. haha.
Agent Splat said:I always wonder why we abbreviate it "tosa." Could be just as easy to call it "Wawa."
I'm offically starting the WaWa Movement. We will crush all who stand in our way.
Agent Splat said:I always wonder why we abbreviate it "tosa." Could be just as easy to call it "Wawa."
I'm offically starting the WaWa Movement. We will crush all who stand in our way.
indo said:Its on like donkey kong! Now all I gotta do is borrow 100 dollars to pay to hold my spot for next fall.
indo said:Its on like donkey kong! Now all I gotta do is borrow 100 dollars to pay to hold my spot for next fall.
indo said:So, how many mexican food and terriyaki places are within 10 minutes of MCW?
DoctorFunk said:I can think of at least two (not counting Taco Bell) mexican places and one Mongolian BBQ within a 5 minute drive from campus. Don't count on sneaking out there too often for lunch though, as the parking situation as it stands requires about a 10 minute walk to your car each way, and we get only an hour for lunch (assuming you're a sucker and go to class, that is).
Agent Splat said:Marty is still looking for a chinese place that delivers in the area. Anybody know of any?
Agent Splat said:Marty is still looking for a chinese place that delivers in the area. Anybody know of any?