Appropriate to put step scores and ITE scores (if high) on CV for letter writers for fellowship?

[SandP]

or does it come off as being a tool? like I said, only for internal use for LORs, not the real deal. I was fortunate to have steps >250s and ITE >98%ile.

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[RheumDoc112]

or does it come off as being a tool? like I said, only for internal use for LORs, not the real deal.

I've never seen anyone do this. If they want to see your scores then they'll ask (but again this is unlikely).

 

[HemeOncHopeful19]

I had similar scores on my ITE and I did not provide it to my LORs but it did get mentioned in my PD letter and mentioned at multiple interviews. I think it did help me because I was a mediocre med student (step scores to go along with it) but worked a lot harder in residency. I doubt it matters as much if your step scores are good.

 

[NotAProgDirector]

I had similar scores on my ITE and I did not provide it to my LORs but it did get mentioned in my PD letter and mentioned at multiple interviews. I think it did help me because I was a mediocre med student (step scores to go along with it) but worked a lot harder in residency. I doubt it matters as much if your step scores are good.

PD's are absolutely not supposed to put ITE scores in fellowship LOR's. It's expressly disallowed.

 

[gutonc]

The other thing expressly disallowed is cross-posting, which the OP has done.

Closing.