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I wouldn't worry too much. Some people hold an acceptance and wait until hearing back from SGU/ross/etc before making a final decision. Hopefully everything works out for you!
Did they say that the Sept 2009 class was full? seems a bit early i guess.. did you take the MCAT/what was your stats like if you dont mind me asking?

ive been accepted to jan class, and was wondering whether it's possible to go on the waitinglist for the sep class?? is this a routine procedure? possible at all?

I'm accepted for January 2010 and waitlisted for September 09 as well. We'll see what happens I guess.

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Saba University - M.D.

seems like they are filling up jan spots now. maybe its time to start a facebook group? the last year's facebook jan group was started in may.

seems like they are filling up jan spots now. maybe its time to start a facebook group? the last year's facebook jan group was started in may.

did you ask them to be waitlisted for sep class or they automatically put you on the waiting list?

I asked to be waitlisted.

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Saba University - M.D.

weird... when did you ask that? if you dont mind me asking..

I asked them last week and they rejected to put me on the waiting list.... oh well... Ross Sep2009 or Saba Jan2010??? I'm confused... but Saba is my favorite school

It all depends on when you want to match and graduate. I think if you start in January at Saba, that will push you to the 2014 match. Starting in Jan also gives you lots of time to prepare for the USMLE's and such. If you have your heart set on Saba, then go with Saba. If you're open to both, then read a bit about each school and make your decision from there. Both will get you where you need to be in the end. You might want to keep calling Saba and express your interest in attending. I have a feeling Saba is becoming more popular because it has lower tuition than the other three big schools. Good luck.

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