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1 interview dunno about fees.
Majority of the regulars here are either residents or seasoned attendings.
Other than the fact that you're asking this to the wrong audience, this question truly does not deserve its own thread.
Official 2018-2019 Anesthesiology Residency Application Thread
Other than the fact that you're asking this to the wrong audience, this question truly does not deserve its own thread.
Official 2018-2019 Anesthesiology Residency Application Thread
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count the number of program codes you enter on ERAS - that is the number used to determine fees
Hey man, I appreciate the response. However the responses on this thread I just found seem to indicate otherwise (ignore the title, they talk about categorical/adv for anesthesia): Transitional/Prelims and Fees
https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-residency/article/fees-eras-residency-applications/
I just used the ERAS terminology. Sorry if that wasn’t the answer you were looking for. I don’t remember what codes you actually enter/select withing ERAS.
