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JMP JMP: General Entry Discussion
- Thread starter ignorancebliss
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Don't lose hope!Already resigned myself to the fact that I won’t get in after that tragic interview performance
Does everyone feel like they stuffed up answers or couldn't answer questions? Wondering if it's just me who couldn't answer multiple of the multipart questions without stammering or feeling like i rambled to a point.
Dw, don't mull over the interview anymore. You can't change the outcome/results of the interview anymore - it's a waiting game now. You might've done better than you think you had.
I definitely had stations where it didn't go as well as I hoped. Just let it go and enjoy the break (or prepare for more interviews)!
Kezza
Kevin
Dw, don't mull over the interview anymore. You can't change the outcome/results of the interview anymore - it's a waiting game now. You might've done better than you think you had.
I definitely had stations where it didn't go as well as I hoped. Just let it go and enjoy the break (or prepare for more interviews)!
As someone who analyses everything, I can sympathise with you MacDaddy ... I’m stressing over it despite thinking I did extremely well for 6/8 stations. It’s just part of my nature, something which will help me if I get in because I like to always reflect on stuff and see how I could improve or see why things work the way they do.
On the downside, it makes situations like this hard to just sit and wait when it’s out of your control.
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The challenging part is securing accommodation and subsequently paying a non-refundable deposit. Waiting is just one part of the saga.
Kezza
Kevin
Hmm, gotta disagree there - accomodation is very easy to get in Newcastle - I have lived here for 10 years and have never struggled with rentals - if I get in I’m happy to help people with where to rent and what to pay.
Tbh, I overanalysed it for ages too (I'm the type that hangs out on post-exam thoughts threads for hours haha). I was actually going to message you a few weeks back about a station because I thought I messed it up and wanted additional insight. However, upon additional reflection, I realised it'd only cause me additional stress with no due benefit, especially since I can't exactly pinpoint what went wrong.
I just had/have other interviews to focus on, so worrying about something that has already happened can't improve the situation.
Sounds like you smashed the interview though.
Good news are sure to come for you!I'm not that confident. I'm just choosing not to think about it as it won't affect the final outcome.
Don't worry about all the 'what if's, focus on what you can change (e.g. your future interview performance if you have more).
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Apologies, I wasn't making myself clear here. I had to secure on-campus accommodation with UNSW by paying them a deposit which is non-refundable. I had to preference one of their courses which might be offered to me on the first round. As I have learned on this forum, JMP releases results on the second round so if I don't get accepted I get to use the deposit towards rental fees at UNSW, if I do get accepted, the deposit is non-refundable. Long story...sorry. By the way, thank you for your offer of assistance in reference to accommodation at Newcastle.
That's weird. I applied but I haven't received an email. What did your email say?
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Hmm, UAC said that EAS eligibility letters come out on the 18th and onwards. Key Date Listing Home
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Has anyone who applied for the JMP program received an email message to complete a survey on the selection of medical students ? This could be completely random and don't mean much.
switzerlandcow
bonk
are you talking about the invitation to participate in the ucat research survey? then yes
I’d be very surprised if they hadn’t sent it to all JMP interviewees, to be honest!
Yep also received this - Did you sign that form on the day saying you would be willing to participate? That would explain your email
Only if you consented to receiving it on the day or in the mass email they sent out asking if you would be interested.
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