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CUSM will have had 5 classes match by the time you match. Their inaugaural class had 3 ortho matches out of 60 total graduating students. Now, I don't know how many actually applied ortho, but many schools with class sizes of 150-200 may only have ~10 ortho matches, so that's pretty good. They even had a match into an integrated vascular program, which is highly competitive.@Darrow O'Lykos okay awesome thank you for the advice. I understand that once you get an acceptance, withdrawing is a huge red flag. I was debating withdrawing before getting a decision so I don't have the red flag pop up. Not too sure if I'm selling myself short with a brand new school with Step 1 becoming pass fail
This is a really bad idea.I was debating whether I should withdraw from CUSM before I receive a decision and if UCD doesn't work out and I receive no more IIs, then reapply.
Ahhh okay. I guess I just feel I could do a lot better with everything I've learned and the significant improvements in my activities, research, and narrative. Thank you for the advice though! Hopefully I get in.This is a really bad idea.
It's not Northstate.
519 and 3.9 is above their medians but you are not selling yourself short by going there. There are many applicants who can’t get in anywhere with even higher stats through multiple cycles.@Darrow O'Lykos okay awesome thank you for the advice. I understand that once you get an acceptance, withdrawing is a huge red flag. I was debating withdrawing before getting a decision so I don't have the red flag pop up. Not too sure if I'm selling myself short with a brand new school with Step 1 becoming pass fail