Albert Einstein vs. Mount SInai

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which one would you rather go to?
 
I'd rather go to einstein. They get the best residencies in ny
 
i've been told by my advisor that einstein selects applicants based upon "unique" experience or accomplishments, more so than high numbers. i don't know how far that holds true.
 
good replies guys...the reason is that I don't want to apply to both, and w/ lower stats, I want to apply to the one I have the best chance of getting into
 
omgwtfbbq? said:
I'd rather go to einstein. They get the best residencies in ny

I disagree. I think it depends on what you're interested in. You can do searches on both Einstein's and MSSM's web pages and pull up their match lists (Sinai's is 3 years more current, I think).
 
PittMedicine said:
good replies guys...the reason is that I don't want to apply to both, and w/ lower stats, I want to apply to the one I have the best chance of getting into

I'd apply to both if you're interested in both, because the whole process is unpredictable. You never know what's gonna happen, and you may be surprised at where you get in (or don't).
 
omgwtfbbq? said:
I'd rather go to einstein. They get the best residencies in ny
right. over mssm, nyu cornell, and columbia. 🙄
 
what if I added U. of Rochester to this list of 2? which of the three would be least selective, in your opinion?
 
PittMedicine said:
what if I added U. of Rochester to this list of 2? which of the three would be least selective, in your opinion?

Look, like one of the posters has already said, the whole thing is one big frickin crapshoot. If you really really love one school over another (i.e. Sinai over AECOM), but Sinai's stats are slightly higher than AECOM, then apply to Sinai. My limited experience during this admissions process has been that your interest and enthusiasm for a given school counts for a lot. Schools want people with solid stats-- stats tell them that you can do the work required in medical school, but they also want students who really want to be at THEIR school. If I say "school" one more time, I'm going to whack myself in the head.
 
I agree with Silas, apply to schools you want to goto. Do research and see what you like about each choice. Don't just pick and choose schools simply because they are less selective or the average stats are lower, as many of us know this entire process is a gigantic crap shoot. If you are interested in Roch, Sinai and AECOM then apply because you know never know what will happen. Better to just try your luck rather than wondering the what ifs down the line. Just my 2 cents.
 
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