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Do you know anything about the MATCH? That’s how the admission works at any/99% of residency program. Neurology is not that competitive in general (besides maybe top 10-20 programs).
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BI is considered pretty competitive, and admissions there works the same as everywhere else. Ideally you have good scores, letters, grades, and some research. There are residents there that have very little if any research, but they stand out in other ways - and vice versa. There's probably not a specific score cutoff, but your data will be compared relative to everyone else who applies. I'm not a grad of their program but I can promise it's not rocket science.
Most programs like this consider auditions rotations helpful if you already have a pretty good application and you make a good impression in person. If you're not already someone they would consider competitive for their program, it probably won't matter.
Most programs like this consider auditions rotations helpful if you already have a pretty good application and you make a good impression in person. If you're not already someone they would consider competitive for their program, it probably won't matter.
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Log into residencyexplorer, input your data, and search for BIDMC and you can see how much you measure up. You can input up to 3 different Step scores per test so assuming you have a Pass on Step 1 but haven’t taken step 2 yet, you can input a “predicted” or hopeful score outcome and see where it puts you (ie quartiles)
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