lundi 30 novembre 2015

Official Rejections c/o 2020

UNITED STATES:

Auburn University:

University of California: ([\B]vetskoldreama, portal 11/16[\B])

Colorado State University:

Cornell University:

University of Florida:

University of Georgia:

University of Illinois:

Iowa State University:

Kansas State University:

Lincoln Memorial University:

Louisiana State University: (Devastating, portal, 11/9)(batsenecal, portal, 11/9)([\B]vetskoldreama, portal 11/9[/B])

Michigan State University:

Midwestern University:

University of Minnesota:

Mississippi State University:

University of Missouri:

North Carolina State University:

Ohio State University:

Oklahoma State University:

Oregon State University:

University of Pennsylvania:

Purdue University:

Texas A&M University:

University of Tennessee:

Tufts University:

Tuskegee University:

Virginia-Maryland Regional College:

Washington State University:

Western University of Health Sciences: (batsenecal, email, 11/19)

University of Wisconsin:

CANADA:

University of Calgary (Alberta):

University of Guelph (Ontario):

University of Montreal (Quebec):

University of Prince Edward Island [Atlantic; AVC] (PEI):

University of Saskatchewan [Western] (Saskatchewan):

UNITED KINGDOM:

Royal Veterinary College (England): (wheelin2vetmed, see RANT thread, 11/3)

University College Dublin (Ireland):

University of Edinburgh (Scotland):

University of Glasgow (Scotland):

AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND:

Massey University (New Zealand):

University of Melbourne (Australia):

Murdoch University (Australia):

University of Queensland (Australia):

University of Sydney (Australia):

THE ISLANDS:

Ross University (St. Kitts):

St. George's University (Grenada):

St. Matthew's University (Cayman Islands)

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Official Rejections c/o 2020

****Official Midwestern-Arizona Class of 2020 Interview/Acceptance/Rejection***

International Seats?

Hello Everyone!

I'm in the process of completing my pre-reqs for Podiatry and I'm a Canadian citizen studying in the US, I'm on track for a GreenCard but the process could take some time, which means I will have to apply as an international. My question is, are there a limited amount of seats for International students like the M.D program? I think due to funding most place only have 2-5 seats for international students (usually guys with near perfects scores). I know here in Texas its almost impossible to get into med school if your not a resident and citizen. A huge amount of dentistry schools also don't want international students.

Is this also the case for Pod schools?

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International Seats?

dimanche 29 novembre 2015

Class of 2015... How ya doing?

One week down, first anatomy quiz is this upcoming Thursday on the forelimb. I've got the bones, names of muscles, and most of the vasculature down. Working on origin, attachment, action, innervation right now. I felt overwhelmed on Thursday and part of Friday's anatomy lab, but less so now. We don't have a lecture portion of anatomy, it's basically just dive in and follow the instructions on the book. Not having guidance has been difficult for me to handle, because I get worried about cutting through something that I shouldn't...especially with the arteries and nerves. Otherwise, we have professional development, which addresses common issues that students in veterinary medicine deal with (proper human nutrition, sleep, stress) as well as issues we will deal with upon graduation (ethics), histology, and molecular biology. Histology is nothing earth shattering, and neither is molecular really. Radiology starts soon, pretty excited about that.

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Class of 2015... How ya doing?

Schools to Apply to in January

This thread is a follow-up to this one: http://ift.tt/1lzZNmg

So, one of my relatives was talking to me today (we'll call her "Auntie B"), and after I lamented my financial troubles to her, she let on that she might be able to help me with applications "as a Christmas present". When I mentioned to her that sooner would be better, she told me to be nice to those offering to help. I spent the next 15 minutes complimenting her hair and her generosity.

So I come to the genius posters of SDN with a riddle: If I send out some primaries in January, which MD schools might actually respond?

(DO schools are not an option--although I would love to attend a DO school, one of my LOR writers resolutely refused to write a letter if it would be used for DO apps...)

Ideas?

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Schools to Apply to in January

University of Pikeville - Kentucky (UP-KYCOM) Discussion Thread 2015 - 2016

Hi, everyone! I don't know anything about how the secondary applications are going, but I will be a 2nd year student at KYCOM this fall if you have any questions! :) Best of luck to the entering class this year, and those who will be applying for next year!

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University of Pikeville - Kentucky (UP-KYCOM) Discussion Thread 2015 - 2016

retaking MCAT and reapplying? Advice please!

Since you're posting in pre-osteo, I'm assuming none of those acceptances are to MD schools. Otherwise it won't matter which DO school you go to beyond a slight regional advantage. Being a reapplicant further reduces your chances. You'd be a complete idiot to decline an acceptance.

If you're really gunning for derm, optho, ENT, uro, ortho, then prepare to take an extra year off, ace all your classes, and you'll need to do extremely well on your steps. It's not like MDs magically walk into these residencies either. They do the same stuff, but do have an initial advantage.

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retaking MCAT and reapplying? Advice please!