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DOcusate

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DO student from the Northeast. Current 4th year Neurology hopeful.

USMLE 1: 22x
USMLE 2 CK: 22x

COMLEX 1: 58x
COMLEX 2 CE: 49x (not sure what happened here)

No red flags, passed the PE first attempt. Never failed anything.
Any input on how I might fare?
 
DO student from the Northeast. Current 4th year Neurology hopeful.

USMLE 1: 22x
USMLE 2 CK: 22x

COMLEX 1: 58x
COMLEX 2 CE: 49x (not sure what happened here)

No red flags, passed the PE first attempt. Never failed anything.
Any input on how I might fare?

First of all, neurology as a whole is extremely uncompetitive. If you are an American or speak English fairly well (and not extremely awkward) you will probably match in your top 3. If you are a US MD/DO, you'll probably match in your top 1-2. Obviously there are exceptions (upenn, mass gen, washu, ucla, Yale, et cetra) that may require exceptional candidates, but these are few and far between. When I was on the interview trail, only a fraction of the candidates could speak English with any proficiency, and most of them matched.