From what I'm gathering from the most recent video, only 140 are ultimately rejected after getting an interview by the end of cycle. The rest are directly accepted or put on a waitlist then accepted (due to very high melt rate). Does that not j mean an interview gives you around a 85% chance of acceptance by end of cycle?? Also, she says that they will give you specific tasks to work on after waitlist (getting more clinical/volunteering etc) which boost your chances even further for getting off.
anonymous:
From what I'm gathering from the most recent video, only 140 are ultimately rejected after getting an interview by the end of cycle. The rest are directly accepted or put on a waitlist then accepted (due to very high melt rate). Does that not j mean an interview gives you around a 85% chance of acceptance by end of cycle?? Also, she says that they will give you specific tasks to work on after waitlist (getting more clinical/volunteering etc) which boost your chances even further for getting off.
yeah all my homies love creighton
anonymous:
yeah all my homies love creighton
Bro this is the most transparent school of all time why cant all of em be like this
anonymous:
Bro this is the most transparent school of all time why cant all of em be like this
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getting notis from this thread yea creighton sounds dope cant lie, hoping that ii hits my inbox sometime soon. good luck yall
Just had my interviews with Creighton. Honestly came away with a super positive impression of the schools. The students from the Q&A and my interviewer spoke so positively about the environment and opportunities!
For those that attended todays Friday Wrap-Up, did anyone feel slightly weird regarding Dean Dunlay's comments on atheists/agnostic students? For those who did not attend, he said that he hoped those that were agnostic would 'pick a side' by the end of their time at Creighton, and that atheists might want to choose a different school.
anonymous:
For those that attended todays Friday Wrap-Up, did anyone feel slightly weird regarding Dean Dunlay's comments on atheists/agnostic students? For those who did not attend, he said that he hoped those that were agnostic would 'pick a side' by the end of their time at Creighton, and that atheists might want to choose a different school.
is this a sign to not finish their secondary lol? also does anyone know how often they push their religious views on students?
anonymous:
For those that attended todays Friday Wrap-Up, did anyone feel slightly weird regarding Dean Dunlay's comments on atheists/agnostic students? For those who did not attend, he said that he hoped those that were agnostic would 'pick a side' by the end of their time at Creighton, and that atheists might want to choose a different school.
This has been documented on the SDN thread from last year as well. They definitely lean into the Jesuit stuff a lot more than the other schools
anonymous:
is this a sign to not finish their secondary lol? also does anyone know how often they push their religious views on students?
Another faculty member and attending made another comment later into the meeting that essentially said 'do not worry about being of different faiths/lacking faith'. Literally every other interaction I have had with Creighton faculty, students, attendings has been 10/10, so I believe Dean Dunlay was just wording things interestingly lol