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UTMB 2018-2019 Admissions Cycle
williams22 replied to wannabepac's topic in TEXAS: The University of Texas Medical Branch
Unfortunately UTMB doesn’t disclose anything about what number we are. I heard Baylor gives you a range (1-10, 11-20), I wish UTMB would do that at least. -
UTMB 2018-2019 Admissions Cycle
williams22 replied to wannabepac's topic in TEXAS: The University of Texas Medical Branch
Does anyone know what number on the waitlist they got to last year? -
UTMB 2018-2019 Admissions Cycle
williams22 replied to wannabepac's topic in TEXAS: The University of Texas Medical Branch
Just got the waitlist email as well! Also interviewed on Oct. 29th -
UTMB 2018-2019 Admissions Cycle
williams22 replied to wannabepac's topic in TEXAS: The University of Texas Medical Branch
Last year I submitted my application in July, didn't get any communication until January 8th, which was a rejection email. I'm pretty sure their last round of interviews will be 11/19 -
UTMB 2018-2019 Admissions Cycle
williams22 replied to wannabepac's topic in TEXAS: The University of Texas Medical Branch
I think that 11/29 will probably be their last round of interviews. Just a guess though -
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UTMB 2018-2019 Admissions Cycle
williams22 replied to wannabepac's topic in TEXAS: The University of Texas Medical Branch
No.. I wish ? -
2018-2019 application cycle!
williams22 replied to kn1219's topic in TEXAS: The University of Texas - Pan American
Hi @Mantonio85, UTRGV also has a separate application through their website. Here is the link! It is completely separate from CASPA. I was verified on 6/8 and just learned of this separate supplemental ? because I did not get any sort of correspondence from the program about them even receiving my CASPA. My fault for not checking their website thoroughly, but still very frustrating. Hoping this won't affect me too much! There are no additional essays on the supplemental (this is normal for most of the schools in Texas). It's mainly a residency questionnaire and $50 fee. -
TTUHSC 2018-2019 Application Cycle
williams22 replied to sk8er2004's topic in TEXAS: Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Submitted 6/5 and verified 6/8. I set up my eRaider account and activated my domain account, but I haven't heard anything saying my app is complete. Are we supposed to be able to view this in our account? I can't really figure out this system and want to make sure I'm not missing anything. Also do we have to apply to their school additionally? I remember seeing something about applying to Merlin?? -
2018-2019 application cycle!
williams22 replied to kn1219's topic in TEXAS: The University of Texas - Pan American
Submitted 6/5, verified 6/8. Also waiting to hear a confirmation email or something. Have either of y'all called their program to make sure your app is complete? I've never applied to this program, so I know know when/if they send a confirmation email of some sort. -
Taking time off to raise kids as a PA and maintaining certification
williams22 posted a topic in Professional PA General Discussion
So I have wanted to do something in the health care system for a long time now and I have narrowed it down to nursing or PA. I am currently a senior about to graduate and have all the pre-reqs and experience for both professions (shadowing, patient contact hours, etc.). I am trying to find more information about taking time off as a PA to raise kids. When I start a family, my plan is to stay at home for about 10 or so years and raise my kids. I know that to maintain a PA certification, PAs must complete 100 CMEs every two years. But what happens if they decide to take off 10 years? Do they have to go through another PA program? Or are they okay as long as they complete their CME's? Would really appreciate some advice on this! I am thinking about getting my RN and working until I have kids, and eventually going back and getting my NP or PA certification once my kids get older. Thanks in advance!- 6 replies
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