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Help me out here, oh dermies.
Is there really such a thing as a second tier program? In other words, for a relatively competitive candidate (not one of the perfect scores/AOA etc. types, but a solid applicant with very good research/letters/etc.) with a tie to a less popular area, are they at a relative advantage? Or is the competition that fierce for EVERY program?
Do people rank places like Iowa and Case Western (which colleagues tell me both have good derm programs) lower 2/2 location?
Just a curious observer,
Primate
Is there really such a thing as a second tier program? In other words, for a relatively competitive candidate (not one of the perfect scores/AOA etc. types, but a solid applicant with very good research/letters/etc.) with a tie to a less popular area, are they at a relative advantage? Or is the competition that fierce for EVERY program?
Do people rank places like Iowa and Case Western (which colleagues tell me both have good derm programs) lower 2/2 location?
Just a curious observer,
Primate