Applying to Programs

[clement]

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Did anyone submit a letter or letters that were marked "copy" by ERAS for whatever reason? My writer has told me that the letter includes a line saying I waived my right to read it, but that the letter was signed in black ink (and will most likely be marked "copy" unless I chase the attending for another two months to get it signed in another color for ERAS not to mark the letter "copy").

Does it matter? I know there are some PD's on the psych forum as well.

 

[trophyhusband]

Did anyone submit a letter or letters that were marked "copy" by ERAS for whatever reason? My writer has told me that the letter includes a line saying I waived my right to read it, but that the letter was signed in black ink (and will most likely be marked "copy" unless I chase the attending for another two months to get it signed in another color for ERAS not to mark the letter "copy").

Does it matter? I know there are some PD's on the psych forum as well.

Didn't you already have this question answered by APD in the ERAS Forum?

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=701102

 

[psychattending]

I would not worry about it too much. If a PD had problems with it, I would have thought that he/she or the program would have contacted you.

 

[clement]

Didn't you already have this question answered by APD in the ERAS Forum?

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=701102

Yes, A pd. Not sure why you felt it necessary to post a link to the question in another forum, but I appreciate your sleuthing effort. Guess I caught you at the point where two circles coincide?

 

[trophyhusband]

Yes, A pd. Not sure why you felt it necessary to post a link to the question in another forum, but I appreciate your sleuthing effort. Guess I caught you at the point where two circles coincide?

I just knew I had seen the question before on the ERAS Forum. When I searched for it I saw you asked it and aProgramDirector answered it so I linked to it...

 

[clement]

I just knew I had seen the question before on the ERAS Forum. When I searched for it I saw you asked it and aProgramDirector answered it so I linked to it...

No worries. I think my question has been pretty much answered though it can never hurt to get more insight, since it is my duty as a med student to stress over these things🙄