Thank you, I just wanted to follow up, so the clinical apprenticeships are these with only one speciality you are assigned to or do you do different specialty each time/ get to choose?
Cadavers are not prosections (prosection: observing a dissection being performed by an experienced anatomist or examining a specimen that has already been dissected by an experienced anatomist).
As of now, it is assigned and the same for all of M1. However, unknown if that will stay the same as they are actively working on taking feedback from the current class to use for future curriculum development. Additionally, the point of the early clinical experience is to learn skills such as taking an H&P and physical exams with real patients, not specialty exploration, which would be phase 2's goal. So, IMO, not super relevant what specialty you get as long as it is one that facilitates you being able to learn those skills.
This includes classroom time. We are not required to be in clinic twice a week (aka direct patient contact).
Thank you for the clarification, this makes sense and I agree with your point!
i saw a post stating that this number was not accurate to begin with… so i don’t think so 🥲🥲🥲
does this school still have ~80% post ii acceptance rate
should be in your portal
hii im at m1 and can answer questions
Did MCW send pre-II Rs yet. I wanted to send a letter of interest to the portal, but I realized I had the wrong school in the greeting when I submitted an update letter back in November. It was a bad mistake on my part
Honestly, just be yourself, know your application in and out, and answer confidently. If they’ve selected you for an II, it means they really want you from what they told us during my interview sessions.Hello all, I will be interviewing this week and was wondering if anyone has any general advice for me? I really want to do well so thought I would ask to prepare my best! Thanks in advance!
Hope so
Hey, it aint over til it's over
If your questions weren't answered already, I'm a M1 and can hopefully answer them!
Thank you, I appreciate the advice!! I will try to remember that during the interview so I don't get nervous 😅
I totally agree with what was said above! Be yourself, and you'll do great. I also had an experience with my MCW interview where I think the interviewer purposefully tried to rile me up and get a reaction out of me, so I'd suggest keeping an eye out for staying professional and positive no matter what they say. It was a weird experience, she kept asking me if I was ready for the long nights and tough hours, and if that's really what I wanted. I replied with like "yes, I know it's a long road, but I'm really ready for what's ahead" and stuff like that. It went back and forth like that for a while until the interview was a little hostile and skeptical. I brushed it off and stayed respectful and confident, but felt soooo weird after the interview. I guess it went well because I was accepted! lol
I know right??? I was like what did I do...
Someone asked this and it was answered just the other day. It's only about 20 messages above your message:
Sorry didn't mean to be curt. people often don't respond to repeated questions so I just wanted to show you that the response was already there. It looks like the post-II A rate is high, but not quite that highsorry i was trying to find this and get more info too. it still seemed unclear my b my b
Thank you for the advice and for sharing that! Congrats on the A!! Hopefully everything goes smoothly for me also 🙏🙏🙏
I got an A with a 1st quartile casper
also post ii R/ 01/26. i kind of expected it since one of my interviewers indirectly called me dumb lol; but this still hurts.
What???? They don’t deserve you! Their loss!
WTF that is so messed up. What did they say?
dm'ed! i found their staff and my other interviewers very sweet. i think it was me and the other interviewer. otherwise, i like mcw : " ) '
Don’t worry, chopper is a goated doctor so u will be just like him fellow one piece fan
Do you mind me asking when they said you were supposed to hear back?
