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Anyone work for One Medical? What is it like there? How's the workload?

Does anyone know if they're still taking new grads? Applied around a week ago, but haven't heard anything yet.

For the last 1.5 years, I’ve mostly had classes anywhere from 2 days to 4 days a week (never all 5 days), not including clinicals. Any of your free days can be taken up and used for clinicals (either 1 or 2 per week, depending on the semester) – including Saturdays and Sundays. There will be times where there will be almost back to back lectures where you have 1 hour in between one lecture to the next ie. 9AM to 12PM and then 1PM to 4PM, so you can use that 1 hour in between for lunch, etc. First semester was 5 classes, second semester was 3, and now the last two semesters we are taking 4 classes each. Most classes will be 3 hours long and once a week, however, there are classes where you don’t meet every week, and there is a specific schedule (ie. You meet twice a month and it will be outlined). We also have lab days (anywhere from like 30 minutes to 3 hours) for classes where we have to go in during our assigned times to practice different sets of skills. These usually fit in during our off days or sometimes before/after a class. You can start clinicals as early as 6AM and end as late as 9PM, while classes usually start at 8AM earliest and end as late as 7:30PM (so far at least). I am not working along with the program, but I do know a lot of friends in the program that are working and balancing jobs on the side, club organizations, and different roles on the campus (such as Resident Assistant) – and they do balance it well. Even with the clinicals and classes, you should still have at least 1-2 completely free days per week. My experience has been a bit different than how it traditionally was with the COVID situation. Hope that helps!

Wow decisions are taking so long now! I received my decision for SBU one-year program on December 18, 2018 when I applied for the previous cycle two years ago. I ended up choosing the two year program and am currently set to graduate this May. If anyone has any questions, feel free to ask! Good luck to everyone!

It's a video interview first right?

I heard that you can hear back all the way until around orientation like what Sydneyr17 said so there is still some time if you haven't heard back yet.

Did they let you postpone your decision-making to wait for your financial aid package?

Yeah, they sent me the same email yesterday in regards to a course I did not take yet.

I also got accepted! Is there a facebook group?

Does anyone know when the deposit is due?