<p>@SkeezeyJ I was pretty sure I’d get an interview for the EMPSAP program at UAB, too. I’m not really sure what they were looking for. I have stats a <em>lot</em> like yours (I did a lot of volunteering at the hospital and research internships), but still I’m really confused. I know some people who are in the program now and who have been interviewed and having seen them, I thought getting the interview would be pretty easy. This was supposed to be my safety and now I’m really worried about all the other colleges I applied to. Having said that, I realize they were probably looking for one thing in particularly and I just didn’t have that. I wonder what that was…</p>
<p>I got forwarded for both Drexel and Villanova to Drexel Med.</p>
<p>Will drexel do two interviews or only one.</p>
<p>I heard that drexel has one interview, but i have also heard that drexel/drexel is a separate day than the day for all the other undergrad affiliates.</p>
<p>This is crazy, you guys with those awesome stats are getting turned down by UAB! And i always thought EMSAP pretty much a “numbers” program…weird!</p>
<p>Has anyone gotten a medical school interview with NJIT/NJMS? I had my Honors College interview with NJIT a while ago, but haven’t heard back from the medical school…</p>
<p>Also, has anyone heard anything from Rutgers or TCNJ about their respective med programs?</p>
<p>Very very surprised to have been offered an interview for Siena/AMC. though, I was accepted ED so I won’t be able to pursue it. (being accepted ED was also a surprise) (in case anyone is wondering, 2070 SAT, 30 ACT, 4.3 GPA. Lots of volunteering/good essays)</p>
<p>I wish all of you luck, I’m really hoping for you!</p>
<p>Why wont you be able to pursue it???</p>
<p>@theking101, I also had my NJIT Honors interview but haven’t heard anything from the med school yet.</p>
<p>@butterfli123 I’m legally bound to attend my early decision school, William and Mary (and honestly very happy to attend it 
)
I withdrew my application from every other school, but they must not have received notice in time. I hope they can give the interview offer to another student</p>
<p>@soccer, where did you do ED?</p>
<p>@butterfli, he can’t pursue it because he committed ED to another school already.</p>
<p>@DxSnake, when did Drexel/Drexel notify you? I’ve only heard from Villanova/Drexel…</p>
<p>oh sorry, i interpreted that as ED to sienna :P</p>
<p>@Sanguinee: I got the Drexel/Drexel notification today through e-mail.</p>
<p>Congrats! Another notification I didn’t get lol</p>
<p>@theking101 yeah i had my honors college interview back in november but i still havent heard from NJMS or SGU…i just know they forwarded my application
and what do you mean you got a drexel/drexel notification? for the interview?</p>
<p>@dreambig, how do you know NJIT forwarded your application? did you get any mail? Was it forwarded for NJMS or SGU?</p>
<p>I got the drexel email saying they have forwarded my application to the medical school. Medical school will decide who to interview by end of January.</p>
<p>@retro22 after my interview the lady at the desk said that i could call after a week and ask about my application status. and when i called the lady said she forwarded the application to NJMS first and, if i didnt get in and i wanted to, i could forward it to SGU later</p>
<p>so i’d call the honors college!</p>
<p>@dreambig, this is from last year’s thread…“if you were invited to NJIT for an interview and didn’t fail the interview, you were automatically considered accepted to the Honors college. I think they said that ~60 or so people were called for an interview at the honors college. Then, ~30 of those interviewed have their apps forwarded to the med school with the interviewer rec. Then ~15 of those forwarded get the med school interview which we were notified of in a letter mid-December…”</p>
<p>UAB - they said they mailed out all letters today, including rejections & interview notifications… So you should get a definite answer soon.</p>
<p>@sanguinee I did ED to William and Mary!</p>
<p>good luck everyone!</p>