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Anybody had any luck off the MMC waitlist?
For those of you seeing waitlist movement at this stage in the process, is it out of the blue or is it after having expressed continued interest (e.g. via email or call)? I'm sure it varies I'm just curious.
As the season gets later and later the conversation among applicants at interviews becomes weirder and weirder.
Sorry if this has been asked before but are we supposed to go through ERAS to assign programs our Step 2 CK/CS scores or does that happen automatically? I see an option in ERAS to resend scores but I don't want to do that if it just pulls some already uploaded USMLE transcript that just has my Step 1.
Thanks for the encouragement. I have 8 ranks, so that's a little better!Ahhhhh. My personal opinion (take that for what it's worth, which may not be much haha) is to go on your trip. There aren't many programs that interview in February. I just don't see much likelihood in it. Hopefully they'll be some movement on the waitlist this month so that you feel a little better about your numbers. Also, not to jinx anything but even with just 5 interviews, you've got a very good shot at matching at one of those five places. So enjoy you trip!
Anyone hear from either St John Riverside or Rush yet?
NoDo we need to contact our #1 to say we are ranking them highly?
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Thanks! The EM advisor told me one girl from my school interviewed at Riverside. As far as he knows, no one from my school has heard from Rush.Rush just got accredited so they'll be in the match this year.
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Thanks! The EM advisor told me one girl from my school interviewed at Riverside. As far as he knows, no one from my school has heard from Rush.
Making a pretty detailed pros/cons list, like people are doing in the ROL thread, really helped me organize my thoughts and find significant distinctions between programs I thought were pretty even.Who else is having trouble deciding on a rank list? am I over thinking this?
Making a pretty detailed pros/cons list, like people are doing in the ROL thread, really helped me organize my thoughts and find significant distinctions between programs I thought were pretty even.
But yes, we are all overthinking this.
And, if you put up a rank list with "alphabetical" or "no particular" order for those 7-11, and match at one of them, I WILL make fun of you!I've got my top 5 or 6 pretty well sorted and then my bottom 3 or 4 are easy too. The problem for me is ranks 7-10/11.
If I end up at one of them, I'm going to kick myself for not having given it more thought.
And, if you put up a rank list with "alphabetical" or "no particular" order for those 7-11, and match at one of them, I WILL make fun of you!
My current ranking method involves some combination of proximity to tropical weather and free food. No need for mockery just yet!
My top 3 programs are the bay area programs. I loved them all pretty equally but I recognize they are pretty different. They are all great, but I honestly can't choose where to send my #1 email thing to. UCSF has coolest location, better shift hours, and best use of the 4th year, Stanford has the most resources and flexibility for research projects and international Medicine, and Highland has the residents I clicked with the most and the most intense training given it's primarily a county program. Maybe I'm just stressing for no reason and I'll end up matching at neither of these, but I feel my window time to send that #1 email is closing quickly and I can't decide. Any insight on any of these programs would be appreciated since I did not rotate at any of these.
My top 3 programs are the bay area programs. I loved them all pretty equally but I recognize they are pretty different. They are all great, but I honestly can't choose where to send my #1 email thing to. UCSF has coolest location, better shift hours, and best use of the 4th year, Stanford has the most resources and flexibility for research projects and international Medicine, and Highland has the residents I clicked with the most and the most intense training given it's primarily a county program. Maybe I'm just stressing for no reason and I'll end up matching at neither of these, but I feel my window time to send that #1 email is closing quickly and I can't decide. Any insight on any of these programs would be appreciated since I did not rotate at any of these.
You need to upload it asap. In fact, there are programs that won't rank you if you haven't passed CS.Any reason not to upload a CS score before programs rank? Do they care how you did beyond the fact that you passed?
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Any reason not to upload a CS score before programs rank? Do they care how you did beyond the fact that you passed?
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I got one from a friend of mine in the program.Did everyone who interviewed at WashU get a personalized handwritten postcard in the mail? Wonder if I should feel special or this was standard for everyone.
Standard.Did everyone who interviewed at WashU get a personalized handwritten postcard in the mail? Wonder if I should feel special or this was standard for everyone.
Did everyone who interviewed at WashU get a personalized handwritten postcard in the mail? Wonder if I should feel special or this was standard for everyone.
Did everyone who interviewed at WashU get a personalized handwritten postcard in the mail? Wonder if I should feel special or this was standard for everyone.
I was in a similar situation with sending my #1 email, and I just sent it to both of them! I was definitely stressing over that as well, (Should I send it only to one? Send it to the current PD but cc next year's PD? Too many options!), so I just decided to put the email addresses for both the current PD and next year's PD in the 'to' field.I'm thinking about sending a love letter to my one and only. The current PD is stepping down and one of the APDs will be the new PD next year. Should I send my email to the current PD or the forthcoming PD or both? Or should I just send it to the PC and hope it'll end up in the right hands?
No.Hi All. Did anyone get a specific "we are ranking you to match?" I got a generic "good luck to you" from my #1 (after telling they were my #1) and "we think you would fit in well" from my "ranking you highly" emails. I'm wondering if PD's tell you that you are ranking to match in EM?
Hi All. Did anyone get a specific "we are ranking you to match?" I got a generic "good luck to you" from my #1 (after telling they were my #1) and "we think you would fit in well" from my "ranking you highly" emails. I'm wondering if PD's tell you that you are ranking to match in EM?
The consensus is that these don't matter. Many people do/don't get them. Just rank accordingly and see what happens.
For others, please don't beat the horse anymore..it's really dead.
Did everyone who interviewed at WashU get a personalized handwritten postcard in the mail? Wonder if I should feel special or this was standard for everyone.
Hi All. Did anyone get a specific "we are ranking you to match?" I got a generic "good luck to you" from my #1 (after telling they were my #1) and "we think you would fit in well" from my "ranking you highly" emails. I'm wondering if PD's tell you that you are ranking to match in EM?
Guys and gals, I don't mean to sound insensitive, but what is the purpose of questions like this? Is it going to help your anxiety to hear that no one on SDN has heard back? Does that really change anything?Did anyone email the Baylor PD a #1 love letter and hear back? I haven't :/
Moving a conversation from ROL thread to here..
Why not a similar system for interviews as we do for match? We make a list in order of where we would like to interview, the programs make lists of who they want to interview, and then you get "matched" to a designated number of interviews, i.e. 12-15. In this system, people get the interviews they really care about and programs get people who want to be there...
The snag is couples match and I haven't come up with a solution for that yet..
Moving a conversation from ROL thread to here..
Why not a similar system for interviews as we do for match? We make a list in order of where we would like to interview, the programs make lists of who they want to interview, and then you get "matched" to a designated number of interviews, i.e. 12-15. In this system, people get the interviews they really care about and programs get people who want to be there...
The snag is couples match and I haven't come up with a solution for that yet..
But then what if people cancel interviews? Hold a second match? The interview process is too dynamic to control like this.
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