Interview Invites 2020/2021 Cycle

[student2799 1]

1 hour ago, melona123 said:

OOP invite at 2pm EST

 

GPA: 91

MCAT: 520

EC: standard, a lot of employment and the typical premed ECs

 

does anyone want to form a MMI prep group?

I'm also interested in the MMI prep group - thanks!

[PreMed#219099 42]

Regrets this morning at 9:37

In case this helps anyone next cycle: don't know my grade average but my UofT cGPA is 3.94/4.0, MCAT 510

Congratulations and good luck to everyone that got an invite!! :))

[BKK 9]

Hi. I am interested in joining the MMI prep group. Thanks

[SmallTownGal 24]

Also interested in the prep group!

[this.girl.has.guts 0]

I honestly still cannot believe that I am posting this... but I received an OOP Invite (Ontario) today around 2:30PM EST

GPA: ~85% 

MCAT: 510

ECs: varied, a lot of research related items but 1 pub and advocacy work

I finished my MSc last September and have been working since.

I'd love to be added to the interview prep group if one has been created! Best of luck to those that received an interview!

[naptime98 25]

I’m also interested in the interview prep group!

[PotaToeZ 3]

I'm interested in the interview prep group too. Please pull me in, thanks so much 

[BKK 9]

All invitees: Please email me. Email: rosie.snowie@gmail.com We can form a group and meet over zoom.

[eggnog 1]

IP NL, got my invite at 9:46AM. YEEHAW

[Boater223 23]

1 hour ago, BKK said:

All invitees: Please email me. Email: rosie.snowie@gmail.com We can form a group and meet over zoom.

The class of 2024 also is organizing small groups, panel discussion and other resources with current medical students via a Facebook group that will be in your interview invite. :-)

[09mmd15 1]

I wonder why the IP invitations were so staggered? Some got theirs on the 21st and some got theirs yesterday... it's definitely not in alphabetical order so is it just random?

[Mathurayush 0]

Eggnog congratulations on your invite! Can you elaborate on your profile a little.

 

[student14t532 0]

7 hours ago, Boater223 said:

The class of 2024 also is organizing small groups, panel discussion and other resources with current medical students via a Facebook group that will be in your interview invite. :-)

Where is this in the interview invite? I got one yesterday but can't seem to find it in the email. Does it come in a later email?

[Boater223 23]

21 hours ago, student14t532 said:

Where is this in the interview invite? I got one yesterday but can't seem to find it in the email. Does it come in a later email?

I think I found it - search up "2020 MUN MED Interview Group" on Facebook, and you should be able to request to join.

[premed1120 0]

For people living in Newfoundland - are you all currently using Newfoundland Standard time? My invitation is in Newfoundland Daylight Time but when I go to convert this to EST, it tells me Newfoundland is currently using Newfoundland Standard Time. This might be a dumb question, I'm just really worried about converting the time wrong and being late! 

[jmn753 7]

1 hour ago, premed1120 said:

For people living in Newfoundland - are you all currently using Newfoundland Standard time? My invitation is in Newfoundland Daylight Time but when I go to convert this to EST, it tells me Newfoundland is currently using Newfoundland Standard Time. This might be a dumb question, I'm just really worried about converting the time wrong and being late! 

I'm pretty sure it's the same thing and the name just has to do with daylight savings time ending :). 

[premed1120 0]

7 hours ago, jmn753 said:

I'm pretty sure it's the same thing and the name just has to do with daylight savings time ending :). 

Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear: NDT would be 2.5 hours ahead of EST, and NST would only be 1.5 hours ahead. So just not sure if I should use NDT (what my invite was in) or NST (what St. John's is currently using)

[jmn753 7]

5 hours ago, premed1120 said:

Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear: NDT would be 2.5 hours ahead of EST, and NST would only be 1.5 hours ahead. So just not sure if I should use NDT (what my invite was in) or NST (what St. John's is currently using)

https://www.btb.termiumplus.gc.ca/tpv2guides/guides/wrtps/index-eng.html?lang=eng&lettr=indx_catlog_n&page=9CCaQYULtd9A.html#:~:text=From early November to mid,zones is one-half hour.&text=John's%2C which is on Newfoundland Daylight Time.

According to this link, it's currently NST! 

 

[Psych 162]

On 11/1/2020 at 10:29 PM, premed1120 said:

For people living in Newfoundland - are you all currently using Newfoundland Standard time? My invitation is in Newfoundland Daylight Time but when I go to convert this to EST, it tells me Newfoundland is currently using Newfoundland Standard Time. This might be a dumb question, I'm just really worried about converting the time wrong and being late! 

The time just changed from daylight to standard time (NDT to NST) on the day you posted this (at 2 am on nov 1), so that's probably where the confusion is coming from!

[student2799 1]

Hey guys, so to confirm: 

Since our MMIs are on Friday, at 7PM NDT, does that mean in Ontario, it would be 4:30PM (EST)? 

Also, did anyone else's traditional interview change from 2 panelists to 1?

[morgmorgmorg 0]

On 10/21/2020 at 11:17 AM, Limes said:

For those who were unsuccessful this year, I highly recommend scheduling a follow up interview with admissions to go over your application with you. This is my third go around and I feel like their input has helped strengthen my application from year to year. I was able to meet with Dr. Thiessen last year and I found him to be quite helpful.

Thanks for letting us know about this! Do they give any feedback on CASPer?

[Limes 12]

1 hour ago, morgmorgmorg said:

Thanks for letting us know about this! Do they give any feedback on CASPer?

This is the first year that Mun med has used the CASPer, so truthfully, I doubt anyone knows! Best bet is to give them a shout and see if they're willing to discuss your application with you. I can't give any concrete evidence as to how specific they'll be with you.

[morgmorgmorg 0]

16 minutes ago, Limes said:

This is the first year that Mun med has used the CASPer, so truthfully, I doubt anyone knows! Best bet is to give them a shout and see if they're willing to discuss your application with you. I can't give any concrete evidence as to how specific they'll be with you.

Great, thanks! I have my meeting scheduled with them for tomorrow