Any status updates on waitlist movement? The old Creighton University forum on admit got deleted, I can't see recent posts.
steamysetup43:
Any status updates on waitlist movement? The old Creighton University forum on admit got deleted, I can't see recent posts.
You can see older posts if you toggle down to 2025-26. It now automatically goes to 2026-27
I am currently 9 on the waitlist for Arizona, does anyone know if there will be more movement or what my odds are of getting in there?
I just got an OOS Acceptance to Omaha this morning! I was literally about to submit my primary again! She said I am 9th on the Arizona waitlist.
+1 OOS secondary
anonymous:
+1 OOS secondary
Please share the secondary prompts. Thank you!
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kiku:
Please share the secondary prompts. Thank you!
1. Please state your reasons for applying to Creighton University School of Medicine. [2,000 characters]
2. Using an example or examples, describe the effect that your experience(s) engaging with disadvantaged and/or underserved populations have had on you own growth and development. Reflect on how this/these experience(s) will impact your career as a future physician. [2,000 characters]
3. Describe how you have dealt with a personal challenge or major obstacle that you have overcome. Focus on what you learned about yourself and how it will help you during the challenges you might face in medical school. [2,000 characters]
4. Medicine requires individuals to uphold professional standards even in difficult situations. Describe a personal experience that influenced your understanding of professionalism and explain how it will guide your conduct in medical school. [2,000 characters]
5. Please reflect on your entire application, is there anything you would like to further share with the Admissions Committee? Gap(s) in your education, personal and/or academic challenges, etc. (optional) [2,000 characters]
6. Please describe your current activities/employment if you are not currently enrolled as a fulltime student. (no limit)
7. "Women and Men for and with Others" is a fundamental Jesuit value and an important part of the Creighton University School of Medicine mission. Reflect on a meaningful service experience or community engagement activity that shaped your understanding of serving others. What did you learn about yourself, others, and your role in the community through this experience? [2,000 characters]
+1 oos sec
anonymous:
1. Please state your reasons for applying to Creighton University School of Medicine. [2,000 characters]
2. Using an example or examples, describe the effect that your experience(s) engaging with disadvantaged and/or underserved populations have had on you own growth and development. Reflect on how this/these experience(s) will impact your career as a future physician. [2,000 characters]
3. Describe how you have dealt with a personal challenge or major obstacle that you have overcome. Focus on what you learned about yourself and how it will help you during the challenges you might face in medical school. [2,000 characters]
4. Medicine requires individuals to uphold professional standards even in difficult situations. Describe a personal experience that influenced your understanding of professionalism and explain how it will guide your conduct in medical school. [2,000 characters]
5. Please reflect on your entire application, is there anything you would like to further share with the Admissions Committee? Gap(s) in your education, personal and/or academic challenges, etc. (optional) [2,000 characters]
6. Please describe your current activities/employment if you are not currently enrolled as a fulltime student. (no limit)
7. "Women and Men for and with Others" is a fundamental Jesuit value and an important part of the Creighton University School of Medicine mission. Reflect on a meaningful service experience or community engagement activity that shaped your understanding of serving others. What did you learn about yourself, others, and your role in the community through this experience? [2,000 characters]
holy moly. that's going to be an entire day gone.