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Number wise nothing is wrong which is what is so puzzling :-/
First two years mostly b/b+ few scattered a's and one c (anatomy)
Clinical years pretty solid a's with a few b+'s, solid comments from my evaluations
4 solid excellent strong LOR two of which were from department chairs
COMLEX step 1 50x (81 two digit score) step 2 53x ( 83 two digit score) passed PE first try
Applied broadly to >40 programs, got >30 interview invites and went on 22 interviews
Ranked 17 mid to low level programs - the rest were osteo only
Did you go to all the interview dinners? Send in thank you letters to residents at the dinner? SEnd in thank you letters to faculty within 24 hours after the intervew via email or 1 week via snail mail? Sometimes having so many interviews can be a burden, because you forget to do these little things that shows the program you are interested. GIven that you were above average considering your stats based on the quality of programs you applied to...these programs want to know you are interested so they rank you higher. Sometimes simply going to the interviews is not enough to show interest. People who are not fortunate to get > 30 interviews do these little things that move them up the rank list at the mid-low level programs.
I do not mean any disrespect if you did not do the above. I am always pulling for you mommy2three!
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