95% chance??

[rubensmadder]

is it true that an applicant who has been granted an interview has a 95% chance of getting accepted? I'm asking since I've heard this from a few SGU med students. Thanks.

[stephew]

is it true that an applicant who has been granted an interview has a 95% chance of getting accepted? I'm asking since I've heard this from a few SGU med students. Thanks.no. its either 1/3 or 2/3 (probably 2/3) I used to know but i forogt.

[rubensmadder]

I also heard that it helps to continously communicate with the admissions committee. Apparently they keep track of the number of phone calls and emails sent to them as an indicator of how serious you are at applying to SGU. I thought it was very intersting. Is there any truth to this?

[restlesseye]

I also heard that it helps to continously communicate with the admissions committee. Apparently they keep track of the number of phone calls and emails sent to them as an indicator of how serious you are at applying to SGU. I thought it was very intersting. Is there any truth to this?

yes communication is good but not on a weekly basis. nothing more irritating than perpetual "Are we there yet?"

i dont know if they keep track... thats irrelavant. your application with your credentials is relevant and thats all that matters.

its when they get to your application not go hunting for it because you made a zillion calls...

[Nimitt]

Thats so funny...the SGU rumorville starts before one gets into SGU. :D

[Silenthunder]

I also heard that it helps to continously communicate with the admissions committee. Apparently they keep track of the number of phone calls and emails sent to them as an indicator of how serious you are at applying to SGU. I thought it was very intersting. Is there any truth to this?

yes communication is good but not on a weekly basis. nothing more irritating than perpetual "Are we there yet?"

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you knew this was coming:

ARE WE THEEEEERRRRREEEE YET?!!? :D :D :D

heehee,

Silenthunder

[Plainsman]

I also heard that it helps to continously communicate with the admissions committee. Apparently they keep track of the number of phone calls and emails sent to them as an indicator of how serious you are at applying to SGU. I thought it was very intersting. Is there any truth to this?

I didn't call or email once to check on my status. On the other hand, I'm pretty smrat so I probably didn't need any extra help. :wink:

[restlesseye]

I also heard that it helps to continously communicate with the admissions committee. Apparently they keep track of the number of phone calls and emails sent to them as an indicator of how serious you are at applying to SGU. I thought it was very intersting. Is there any truth to this?

I didn't call or email once to check on my status. On the other hand, I'm pretty smrat so I probably didn't need any extra help. :wink:

attaboy...... see you got the right idea..... i wasnt worried either because i passed the test where they put a mirror underneath your nose to see if it fogs up or not...

[algen]

I also heard that it helps to continously communicate with the admissions committee. Apparently they keep track of the number of phone calls and emails sent to them as an indicator of how serious you are at applying to SGU. I thought it was very intersting. Is there any truth to this?

I didn't call or email once to check on my status. On the other hand, I'm pretty smrat so I probably didn't need any extra help. :wink:

attaboy...... see you got the right idea..... i wasnt worried either because i passed the test where they put a mirror underneath your nose to see if it fogs up or not...HAHAHHAHA...............Funny.

[johnb79]

I didn't call or email once to check on my status. On the other hand, I'm pretty smrat so I probably didn't need any extra help. :wink:

Yeah I guess you are pretty smrat huh?