Thursday, September 23, 2010
So Excited!
Well, I've been checking DH's email like a maniac ever since we submitted. (Obviously!) So far we've gotten a total of six interview invites! Obviously, I have nothing to compare it to, but I'm feeling pretty good about that number. I certainly hope we'll get more, but six interview offers is a good start for the first week of having our application out there. The most exciting thing, however, is that today we received an interview invitation to our #1 choice! This was the one that we were sweating the most. If we didn't get an interview at #1, it was going to be pretty disappointing. So, needless to say, I am thrilled! I still haven't gotten a chance to talk to DH about it yet. (Stupid rotations and not being able to talk on the phone ... ) But I'm sure he will be stoked as well. Anyways, I was just feeling giddy and had to spread the good news! Admittedly, it does feel a bit silly to be so excited about something so small. I mean, there is still a long way to go in the process; the actual interview itself, match, etc. But this is the first step! So doggone it, I'm celebrating! ☺
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YAY! An interview at your top choice - that's awesome!!! Congrats and good luck!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! So wow! 6? That's a lot. I wonder if it is normal to get an interview at most of the schools you apply to...because I feel like 29 interviews would be insane, especially if they are far away. (But good, obviously, lots of options)
ReplyDeleteSorry for thinking out loud in your comment section :0) I'm just fascinated.
Yay! Congrats on the interviews! I'll bet getting that many interviews the first week is a huge relief! Best of luck!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the interviews! I just found your blog and am in a very similar situation - Husband is a fourth year medical student applying for pediatrics residency, hate my job and think every day about leaving soon, dream is to be a stay at home mother but have to wait! I look forward to reading your blog!
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