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so take the results with a grain of salt.
Multiple grains of salt taken lmao. So far, the majority have 5 IIs or more. SDN applicants too strong
Another possibility is sampling bias, meaning those with a higher number of IIs will be more likely to respond. Either way, I don't think this is even close to being representative of the number of IIs that most applicants have.Multiple grains of salt taken lmao. So far, the majority have 5 IIs or more. SDN applicants too strong
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I think we can all agree that there are many confounding variables to this data (e.g. residency, school list, URM/ORM, # of schools applied to, trad/non-trad status, sampling bias - on several levels, including participant and non-randomization), but I'll still admit, it's definitely interesting to know how far along everyone is in the cycle.
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Better question...how many holds?
I currently have 1 state MD II, an MD hold, and 3 DO holds
still have 23 schools to hear back from
I currently have 1 state MD II, an MD hold, and 3 DO holds
Last year I had the following cumulative totals for II:
1 by end of September
2 by end of Oct
3 by end of Nov
3 by end of Dec
5 by end of Jan
1 by end of September
2 by end of Oct
3 by end of Nov
3 by end of Dec
5 by end of Jan
0 so far, submitted secondaries in mid-late August.
Last year, submitted in early July:
1 in July (low yield school)
1 in August (T20)
1 in October (low yield school)
1 in February (state school)
Really hoping my lack of success this year so far with pulling II's is just a matter of needing to wait. Submitting late because of being on 4 waitlists was a big mistake especially with the processing delays this year..
Last year, submitted in early July:
1 in July (low yield school)
1 in August (T20)
1 in October (low yield school)
1 in February (state school)
Really hoping my lack of success this year so far with pulling II's is just a matter of needing to wait. Submitting late because of being on 4 waitlists was a big mistake especially with the processing delays this year..
0 so far, submitted secondaries in mid-late August.
Last year, submitted in early July:
1 in July (low yield school)
1 in August (T20)
1 in October (low yield school)
1 in February (state school)
Really hoping my lack of success this year so far with pulling II's is just a matter of needing to wait. Submitting late because of being on 4 waitlists was a big mistake especially with the processing delays this year..
Is this your fourth cycle?
I think applicants on SDN also just apply smarter. I know lots of friends who are also applying with better stats than me who just applied with a terrible list.Multiple grains of salt taken lmao. So far, the majority have 5 IIs or more. SDN applicants too strong
Yeah!Is this your fourth cycle?
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deleted1061242
Every situation is different. I applied to one school. One II and one acceptance. That’s all you need!
Godspeed to you. You are an inspiration!Yeah!
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Does this count include DO and MD, or MD only? 12 II, 9 DO, 3 MD. Either way, there's still lots of time to get in and it still only takes one!