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where all my DR peeps at? Let's talk about all the fun hobbies we will get to do during life outside of the hospital
Lol dual applying DR/IR. Waiting for the cycle to get started honestly mostly because I'm tired of doing researchwhere all my DR peeps at? Let's talk about all the fun hobbies we will get to do during life outside of the hospital
Honestly mad at myself every day for taking a research year. My specialty (ob/gyn) isn't terribly competitive but I had a surprise high risk pregnancy. I wish I would have soldiered on, rearranged things and interviewed. Now I have no away rotations. I was counting on my extra publications and great away rotations to make up for this red flag, but now I may struggle. I have good scores and multiple pubs, but now, without away rotations, my research year will just be a red flag.
I wouldn’t call a research year a red flag if you have multiple pubs and solid scores! I completely understand wishing you could have applied last year, but I suspect you will be just fine.Honestly mad at myself every day for taking a research year. My specialty (ob/gyn) isn't terribly competitive but I had a surprise high risk pregnancy. I wish I would have soldiered on, rearranged things and interviewed. Now I have no away rotations. I was counting on my extra publications and great away rotations to make up for this red flag, but now I may struggle. I have good scores and multiple pubs, but now, without away rotations, my research year will just be a red flag.
Any OBGYN program that won't have you because you had to take a year off due to a high risk pregnancy is not worth your time.Honestly mad at myself every day for taking a research year. My specialty (ob/gyn) isn't terribly competitive but I had a surprise high risk pregnancy. I wish I would have soldiered on, rearranged things and interviewed. Now I have no away rotations. I was counting on my extra publications and great away rotations to make up for this red flag, but now I may struggle. I have good scores and multiple pubs, but now, without away rotations, my research year will just be a red flag.
Honestly mad at myself every day for taking a research year. My specialty (ob/gyn) isn't terribly competitive but I had a surprise high risk pregnancy. I wish I would have soldiered on, rearranged things and interviewed. Now I have no away rotations. I was counting on my extra publications and great away rotations to make up for this red flag, but now I may struggle. I have good scores and multiple pubs, but now, without away rotations, my research year will just be a red flag.
I’ve never heard of a research year being a red flag. I thought that only benefits an applicant
Yeah and I mean that’s expected. Everyone is limited on away rotations this year. She took a research year and unluckily ended up in the worst application cycle of all time (along with myself). She said her research year is a red flag, which to me is quite the opposite. It may not have been necessary for OB but at least she has that research, which will probably have a higher emphasis this cycle.I think the poster is worried about not having aways. I don't think that will be too negatively viewed IMO just based on how crazy this fall has been so far. I really do think PDs and programs will be understanding for those who only have one audition, or none at all even.
Yeah and I mean that’s expected. Everyone is limited on away rotations this year. She took a research year and unluckily ended up in the worst application cycle of all time (along with myself). She said her research year is a red flag, which to me is quite the opposite. It may not have been necessary for OB but at least she has that research, which will probably have a higher emphasis this cycle.
I'm not but I like the energy...who be couples matching in this hoe
I am. Probably rads and FMwho be couples matching in this hoe
Dayum.... this is gonna be cray.Well, in acknowledgement of the chaos that will be the MATCH this year, there are going to be 4 rounds of SOAP.
who be couples matching in this hoe
Yeah what’s worse for me is I did an AS nursing and an AA general studies at the same state college, and I have them listed separate. But I’m also going back and forth on having them the same attendance dates or having the start date for the AS nursing degree as the actual date I started the nursing program (I finished both in the same semester so that parts easy)..........Starting to fill this out right now. Super stupid question... are we supposed to put two separate entries for two majors at the same university? When I do that, it looks like duplicated undergrad entries.
God the neuroticism is going to be HIGH by the time this is all said and done.
Honestly, I would have done what you did. The fact that the NBME did the right thing is honestly still shocking. I would have put money on them following the NBOME route. Hindsight is 20/20 but you are lucky that you didn't risk ending up in a situation scrambling to take the exam later in the event the NBME didn't do the right thing here.Everyone getting their emails about CS refunds while I stupidly took the test the week before the testing center shut down and wasted $1300
That's a good point. Is NBOME still planning to have you take PE? That's insaneHonestly, I would have done what you did. The fact that the NBME did the right thing is honestly still shocking. I would have put money on them following the NBOME route. Hindsight is 20/20 but you are lucky that you didn't risk ending up in a situation scrambling to take the exam later in the event the NBME didn't do the right thing here.
OH YEAH BABY!$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$That's a good point. Is NBOME still planning to have you take PE? That's insane
Everyone getting their emails about CS refunds while I stupidly took the test the week before the testing center shut down and wasted $1300
My classmates said they got an email about the steps to take for refundI haven't gotten any CS refund email yet - where'd you hear about this?
That’s the way I looked at it. Publications would get their own entry in eras but it would also count as a research experience. I could be wrong thoughWhat is the difference between research experience and publication? If a project culminated in a publication, should it also be listed under research experience? Is everything listed twice? I can’t find this information anywhere and my school advisor is no help
To couples match is to lose any sense of shame that you once had. You absolutely should bring it up in interviews but what’s probably more important is emailing people before interviews. In my experience the partner who gets an interview should email their program and professionally inquire about whether it would be possible for their partner to get an interview too. Many programs will be accommodating! If nothing happens for awhile the other partner can consider emailing their own program. The programs know that if your partner has no interviews in the area they will automatically fall down the rank list so they definitely want to work with you on this most of the time. Couples match is stressful but incredibly rewarding when it’s all done. Good luck!EM and my gf is IM let’s ride.
so normally with couples matching, while you’re on your interview, you can casually bring up that your SO has applied and is also interested, but hasn’t heard back. I heard this really helps and lots of couples get interviews this way. But I feel like it works because in person interviews let you use a lot of in-person facial expressions & whatnot, and a lot of that will be lost over zoom. Curious what others think about this
Some programs do extend into February.Does anyone know how late interview season could go? If I were to book a trip in early February would that be a bad idea? Assuming it’s even possible to travel by then
has anyone had their rotation cancelled since the uptick of cases? I haven't heard from my rotation starting soon and i'm terrified that it's going to get cancelled
What are the chances that ERAS deadline is extended another month?
I’m pretty sure we’re going to the same place. I’m gonna throw upSame exact situation. I have an audition starting in ~1 week and have not heard from them since they emailed me the syllabus and orientation date >2 weeks ago. I'm worried that this radio silence is due to internal discussions about cancelling students.
has anyone had their rotation cancelled since the uptick of cases? I haven't heard from my rotation starting soon and i'm terrified that it's going to get cancelled
has anyone had their rotation cancelled since the uptick of cases? I haven't heard from my rotation starting soon and i'm terrified that it's going to get cancelled
Yeah my audition in FL was cancelled a week and a half ago.
If at all possible, combine them.Starting to fill this out right now. Super stupid question... are we supposed to put two separate entries for two majors at the same university? When I do that, it looks like duplicated undergrad entries.
In this case, I'd list the AS in nursing degree. Absolutely no one is going to care about an AA degree in general studies.Yeah what’s worse for me is I did an AS nursing and an AA general studies at the same state college, and I have them listed separate. But I’m also going back and forth on having them the same attendance dates or having the start date for the AS nursing degree as the actual date I started the nursing program (I finished both in the same semester so that parts easy)..........
Hey guys on the publication section if theres an abstract that was later published as a manuscript should I have 2 sections one for the pub and one for the abstract or just only put the pub? Also, if it was presented at multiple meetings would you put a separate entry for each one?
Yes. In the research experience section, you get to BRIEFLY describe the project, and tell us what your role was. If it was published, then you list that as a publication.What is the difference between research experience and publication? If a project culminated in a publication, should it also be listed under research experience? Is everything listed twice? I can’t find this information anywhere and my school advisor is no help
It's anyone's guess. Apps are coming out 5 weeks later than expected. Programs are probably going to expand their interview slots given the uncertainties. But perhaps video interviewing will be more efficient, more can get done per week. In any case, if where you're headed has wifi, you can probably interview while there (worst case).Does anyone know how late interview season could go? If I were to book a trip in early February would that be a bad idea? Assuming it’s even possible to travel by then
Zero.What are the chances that ERAS deadline is extended another month?
Are you guys putting things you volunteered for for only a short period of time on ERAS? Or is it mainly just long term volunteering that you're adding?
The more competitive ones, yes. That isn’t new at all though. I agree that it shouldnt make a huge difference in stuff like IM, FM, peds, etcDo y’all really think that programs are going to more heavily prefer their own students this year? I can see it being true for specialties that have historically relied more on aways but it doesn’t make as much sense for specialties like IM or others that haven’t had much use for visiting rotations.
Yes, even single-day volunteering events that I did through school. Most of my things are longer-term, but I have a sprinkle of short ones in there.Are you guys putting things you volunteered for for only a short period of time on ERAS? Or is it mainly just long term volunteering that you're adding?
Yes, even single-day volunteering events that I did through school. Most of my things are longer-term, but I have a sprinkle of short ones in there.
My first thought was that these short term ones were bs and i was gonna leave them off, but after being told by multiple people I trust in admin positions at residency programs that this was a) common practice, b) more or less expected, and c) a good thing, I decided to put them in.