SweetDea

Thank you so much for the replies! My application still says Evaluation in Progress. Here's hoping I hear from them soon! Looks like their pay is not too different from others in the area either.

For those of you that interviewed and accepted offers, how long did that process take from submitting your application. I applied a little over a month ago and have not heard anything. Also would anyone mind sharing the starting new grad pay and parking situation? I want to consider Children's compared to other offers I have, but it is a bit difficult without that information. Thanks!

I know there is a facebook group for the Shady Grove cohort (https://www.facebook.com/groups/UMSONSG2022) , but I don't know about the Baltimore group. I know for Shady Grove we are going to be online except for labs and simulations, I'm curious if Baltimore will be doing the same. I'm excited to get started, though a bit bummed about not having in person clinicals this semester.

I haven't heard anything yet either. Has anyone heard about setting up the umid? The site says to wait for an email.

No, it didn't. I assume it will be in our mailed acceptance packet.

I was accepted to the Shady Grove campus! I also have not gotten an email, but my status had changed to action required.

Past years have heard back in late March/early April.

No, first time applying. I just glanced through last years fall UMSON thread to get an idea of the timeline for decisions. Not sure, but theoretically their acceptance rate is higher. They are not as well known as the Baltimore campus so there are fewer applicants, but they also accept less candidates (I've heard Baltimore accepts around 100 and Shady Grove around 75).

I got the email as well. Seems like they are ahead of schedule compared to last year (they didn't send out location confirmations until mid-march), so hopefully we get decisions sooner! My stats are: 3.75 science, 3.85 Pre-req, 3.4 overall GPA (including previous bachelors). My teas score was a 90.7. My letter of recommendation came from my A&P professor.