All medical schools, by rule, must have offered the number of acceptances as places in their class by April 15. Given that it is April 19, it is most likely that if you haven't heard from a school yet, you will likely be either waitlisted or rejected. Though some schools will offer more acceptances than places in their class, it is rare. But don't despair! If you are waitlisted, you are still in the game. The vast majority of medical schools "move" their waitlist - this means that some pre-meds on the waitlist gets in.
If you are waitlisted, check back next week for my weekly Medical School Admissions blog covering waitlist strategy tips.
Hang in there,
SMM
Suzanne M. Miller, MD, FACEP
Emergency PhysicianCEO, MDadmit: Medical Admissions Consulting and Essay Editing
www.MDadmit.com
415.939.5251
Author of:
How to be Pre-Med
The Medical School Admissions Guide
How To Get Into Medical School with a Low GPA
Nice information.
ReplyDeleteMedical school admission is very hard process for every student. This is good medical school admission guide for students to follow. By follow this guideline you should passed you admission test. Also to take help fellowship statement writing services check at here http://www.residencypersonalstatement.biz/fellowship-personal-statement-writing-services/child-psychiatry-fellowship-personal-statement-writing-service/
ReplyDeleteI never read such a valuable content and useful information before as much you have thrown on this site.Everyone try this out, click on this and get more info.
ReplyDeleteThere is the cycle of the pre meds for your medical school system. You can get the weekly tips from this place and enjoy your goal to achieve the perfection in your work. There is the helpful link which is good for your learning.
ReplyDelete