2023-2024 Texas A&M
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Texas A&M Residency Match List 2024 here: OFFICIAL - 2024 Match Lists
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optimisticdocc
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Are there any current students I could talk to? Trying to get some more info about the Dallas campus!
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deleted1177773
What did everyone think of todays workshop? It felt helpful but I do wish it was more specific to individuals/ less general info
whats the workshop for?
SolidTuna71
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Does anyone know when they will be sending welcome packets?
G-easypeasy
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It should be in the next week or two
MedisStress
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Has anyone by any chance been taken off the ENMED waitlist?
bunnyrabbit2022
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Does anyone have thoughts on if EnMed matches well to competitive residencies and specialties outside of texas? As an OOS student hoping to do orthopedic surgery and match back to CA, looking at their match list this year had me a little worried... but the list could also just be due to many texas residents wanting to stay in state for residency.
bunnyrabbit2022
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Also does anyone know the commit to enroll date for Enmed?
Just a personal opinion but matching back to Cal from anywhere - into ortho- is kind of a wishing for lottery.
People applying from anywhere to Ortho apply widely and hope for the best. Very few have the luxury of going to a specific state or a program.
bunnyrabbit2022
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thats a good point, makes a lot of sense for ortho! how about for other specialties? in general, from EnMed, do you think matching to programs in California will be very difficult?
Texas ain't THAT bad. Jk jk, I know how it is if you got fam in a state
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@Sandman23 all schools offer something or if you are under age 26 and still covered on your parents’ policy you can prove that and opt out.
Natives of Cal usually match to programs that have lots of spots. i.e., internal medicine.
All other fields, one must be competitive. EnMed has been around only a short time and it is hard to say one can do this or that but most Texas programs match to many programs in Cal including competitive ones. Several people at Stanford and UCLA have gone from Baylor and UT Houston and one would expect EnMed to be providing similar training coming from med center.
medguy0824
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they do
Just went thru several match lists for Ortho and found none of these schools have any in Cal.
A&M includes EnMed and @wysdoc may know if any of them are from EnMed. @wysdoc mentioned missing a Derm match at Penn and one for Urology for EnMed in this list.
I have seen past lists having double digit ortho from 2-3 Texas schools in same year.
baylor 12
UTSW 9
A&M 6
McGovern 7
Dell 2
UTMB 7
Lubbock 4
El Paso 2
there's not much to do or say right now, until A&M knows who is definitely going to matriculate. Then you will get onboarding instructions I'm sure.WHERE MY AGGIES ATTTTT!!!! WHY IS THIS THREAD SO DEAD. Aggie crew, stand up
Glad you're excited about it tho!
I know, I know. But you'd think there'd be more hype when we all know that the A&M C/O 2028 is gonna be a monster of a class 😤....I can only imagine
bunnyrabbit2022
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anyone have experience successfully negotiating aid/scholarships with TAMU/EnMed?
waitlist is a chain reaction. Someone has to leave Baylor/UTSW/Dell/McGovern/UTMB/A&M
SolidTuna71
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Shout out Caleb!WHERE MY AGGIES ATTTTT!!!! WHY IS THIS THREAD SO DEAD. Aggie crew, stand up
Coming from USC lol
I wouldn't know 🤓
Big bump on this, spill the beans
Anyone?
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MedisStress
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The way I’m crossing every finger for the chain to react
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I have a friend who got in somewhere else and pulled their A&M acceptance recently! So there should be some movement in the near future.
The what what?
MSPE adjectives*
As in, code language like "outstanding," "excellent," "good," "capable" for ranking. Ik they don't have ranking for pre-clinical but they do base AOA solely on 3rd year & that implies ranking. Just wondering if they also include adjectives on their MSPE
Why are you assuming A&M is using adjectives instead of a rank?
Usually anyone using a verbal rank will provide an indicator that tells the reader about what it means (outstanding is assigned to top 5 or 10 people in class versus excellent for 1op 15% vs good for 15-50 etc). Adjectives will still translate to a rank or group percentile
Idk if they use adjectives or not, which is why I ask. It's a school-specific question. Using adjectives doesn't supersede ranking. It's hinting at ranking so I honestly dk how it'd assume that it's being used instead of rank.
All that to say, I'm just askin if they use adjectives or not - it's not something I can pick up based on any other things
Are you aware of any public schools assigning adjectives?
Wayne State does
How do they distribute?
Here's a screenshot from a current student's post (see 2nd reply in post). Having done some digging at quite a few private & more so public schools that I interviewed at, adjectives don't seem to depend on private/public status. It really is a school-specific decision, just like NBME vs in-house is
what about the rest of the adjectives? Most schools already have AOA and gold humanist for top 10 to 25% of the class. being labelled something for top 5% seems very limiting since it only applies to 10 or so at most places.
I was referring the 2nd reply at the bottom talking about “superlatives.” These are the so-called MSPE adjectives. AOA and gold humanism are just about being part of a society yk, not considered “adjectives”
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current student here, each adjective corresponds to a quartile (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th). AOA and GHHS are separate from this.
They only listed one. what are the adjectives for the bottom 95%?
I'm not sure. I can only go off of what the student said. But that's a student from Wayne, I was just tryna show what adjectives look like at other public schools in response to your earlier question
Dang. So are these quartiles based on pre-clerkship? Or just 3rd year?
Mind if I also ask what year you're in & if A&M happens to show ppl a template/example of their MSPE? The AAMC has one (attached) but I know schools can diverge from it
Quartiles are based on both preclerkship and clerkship (at least they were for my class, I'm a graduating MS4). Yes you get to see your MSPE before the school submits it to your ERAS app. It's pretty similar to the AAMC template
