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Average Step I for Derm matches
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240 sounds about right.
You have to have ridiculous numbers, connections, or a combination of both to get into derm.
You have to have ridiculous numbers, connections, or a combination of both to get into derm.
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with a mean of 217 and SD of 24, that's about 84th percentile...which is high, sure, but it's still ONE IN SIX med students. That means that if you go out with five of your buddies, one of you will have the boards to match in derm. (OK, there's sampling bias there) Not low but not unheard of.
Originally posted by MedGeek42
with a mean of 217 and SD of 24, that's about 84th percentile...which is high, sure, but it's still ONE IN SIX med students. That means that if you go out with five of your buddies, one of you will have the boards to match in derm. (OK, there's sampling bias there) Not low but not unheard of.
Hmmm....that is interesting.
Out of curiosity, doesn't the SD seem kind of large to you?
Thanks for your imput.
My friend and I were having a discussion regarding the competitiveness of derm compared to optho. We both agree derm is more competitive and with the average Step I for matching optho students just below 230 (per the optho tread), we were trying to decide where derm step I's would fall.
My friend and I were having a discussion regarding the competitiveness of derm compared to optho. We both agree derm is more competitive and with the average Step I for matching optho students just below 230 (per the optho tread), we were trying to decide where derm step I's would fall.