Jude, USC invite by mass e-mail...
questions:
1. any significance in the programs' choice of email format in extending invites and sending rejections: ERAS mass e-mail vs. ERAS personal e-mail, vs. non-ERAS mass e-mail vs. non-ERAS personal e-mail
2. as recipient of ERAS e-mails, the "To" field resembles something like Distribution@inet617.aamc.org; the numbers I see in my e-mails are 616, 617, and 618. Does anyone know what these numbers mean? what if I send an e-mail to that address?
3. swapping interview dates -- if someone actually successfully used this forum to swap an interview date, please do post your story. As far as I am concerned, posting those request is just an exercise in futility because coordinator maintains their own waiting lists. As a side note, the OCD part of me urges everyone to put these requests into the thread I started named "swapping interview dates." We can clean up the thread a little bit by doing that, or at least until someone actually says these posts actually work, and then you can go crazy.
Thank you. Good luck everyone.
questions:
1. any significance in the programs' choice of email format in extending invites and sending rejections: ERAS mass e-mail vs. ERAS personal e-mail, vs. non-ERAS mass e-mail vs. non-ERAS personal e-mail
2. as recipient of ERAS e-mails, the "To" field resembles something like Distribution@inet617.aamc.org; the numbers I see in my e-mails are 616, 617, and 618. Does anyone know what these numbers mean? what if I send an e-mail to that address?
3. swapping interview dates -- if someone actually successfully used this forum to swap an interview date, please do post your story. As far as I am concerned, posting those request is just an exercise in futility because coordinator maintains their own waiting lists. As a side note, the OCD part of me urges everyone to put these requests into the thread I started named "swapping interview dates." We can clean up the thread a little bit by doing that, or at least until someone actually says these posts actually work, and then you can go crazy.
Thank you. Good luck everyone.