UTMB Spring 2010

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Hey guys Im making this thread so all of the applicants for UTMB Spring 2010 can follow each other through the process and help each other out! The application deadline is coming up soon! Goodluck to all!:nuke: I know they are only exepting 60 for the spring.

That's cool. UTMB is the only program that I know of that allows non-degreed folk in the "fast tracK." Technically it's not fast track but like you said we will finish almost a year before most other generics starting in January. I feel so lucky.

I bet it's not too late to call Jazzy. We had to turn in our decline/acceptance letters on 12/7. I bet they still have some slots open. I know kgoodson was wait-listed.

Hey kgoodson what's the latest word?

Specializes in hematology/oncology.

IM CALLIN TOMORROW

OMG!!!

I just had to beg you ONE MO TIME??????

Specializes in hematology/oncology.

When I saw how long the program it rechanged everything!!!!

oh..I see. so it wasn't my begging you to call over and over......:rolleyes:

I'm glad you are calling..I can't wait to find out what happens next. It's like a flippin soap opera in here. YEAH JAZZY!!

Specializes in hematology/oncology.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't know how much my calling gone work but i am going to try.

omg goodness! i've been gone for a day or two and sooo many pages worth of post! exams on the first day of school? financial aid? packets? housing? PDAs and i still have an exam to study for monday! i'm SOOOO BEHIND!! after my exam on monday i need to move-it move-it! thank goodness i have you guys to keep me on track!

emag,

I am relocating from DFW and have a couple of friends that live in the Houston area. Oddly enough, they live in or around the medical center. Realistically, how far would the commute be from there to Galveston? I am in the BACC2 program where all my classes are online, but will obviously have to come to campus for lab-type stuff. But like everyone else, I have heard a million different things about where our clinicals MIGHT be. I guess I am just wondering what your take on taking the gamble and moving to the med center is? Are you BACC2 or generic?

Does anyone else have an opinion? I need some input! Plus, I'm coming to town for ONE day next week to find a place. I need to narrow down places to look!! :eek:

Hi johnsonag415,

I was told that the clinicals will be scheduled as close to your home address as possible. The clinicals in Galveston are usually reserved for students living on the island. UTMB is not fully functional after Ike yet, so clinicals there are limited. I have heard this same information from several sources.

I am Bacc2 also and will be living in Friendswood. I do know we will have one day a week where we have to be in Galveston for lab.

Have any of the Bacc2s heard about the schedule yet? I haven't received a schedule, yet.

How about fin aid? I received my award letter with the stafford loans, but it didn't have my scholarship on it. I've been trying to call, but no live person.

PS: The commute from the med center would be one hour at least to Galveston. You could try out staying with your friends the first couple of weeks just to get a feel for it, and you'd know more about clinicals after orientation. I, personally, think the drive is not so bad to Galveston, much better than West Houston/59 area.

Take care,

Deb.

Well saturday i got a letter from UTMB and it said that i was waitlisted. I called yesterday and the lady said that at the very latest I could heard from them by Jan 6. I hope i hear from them before then. Im finishing classes this week at COM and grades are due Tuesday of next week so i will send them a transcript next week. Hopfull now that i have finished my pre reqs they will except me again lol. well hope everyones day is going great!!!

yes!! great news kgoodson i know they have a spot for you! stay on top of them.

Hey there... does anybody know how many hours we'll be at the clinical? I mean, is it a 6-hour day or a 12-hour day?

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