is CC southpointe bad? I know its not the same as the main campus
Small programs that like taking home students are always hit or miss. It just kind of depends.
Not bad, I hear its pretty hard to match there..
Might be happening more in audition heavy programs at schools that didnt let their students do aways (not sure if this is continuing to next year or not). One program I interviewed at this year took 4/5 home students.
Makes sense, I was seeing similar trends on a lot of match lists. Would probably be a safe place to rank #1 for applicants considering all the concern their was with this cycle.
no I rotated there, it’s a good place. Just in cleveland, and not the real cleveland clinic
as a native the cleveland part does not bother me lol
That’s a good point. A lot of these elite students are just much wiser than the rest and not really going for the most prestigious places or specialty.
Well said. I matched pretty well at my #1, but it’s not the “highest tier” place I could’ve ranked. Not sure who out there is picking a place that makes them miserable to impress premeds on the internet lol.
Hopefully no one lol
Only speaking for myself, but I sort of had a running ROL and knew about where every program would fall prior to the interview. But there were definitely some that got moved up or down based on the interview. In fact, the program I was absolutely most excited for came off as so malignant that I didn’t even want to rank them.
I agree with the poster above me. It’s important to know what you’re looking for and if you’re into your career more than other things in your life.
For me it was pretty obvious by about halfway through the interview day. I also had a rolling rank list I made as I went from interview to interview.
+2. Myself and many classmates I know had interviews with a number of Top 10 EM programs and most (including me) ranked other programs over them for other personal reasons (location, family, sig other etc). All matched at great programs tho.
IR UMich 2020
UPMC Pinnacle is a south central PA based program.
Also add umich urology (one this year from MSU, one a few years back from DMU)
They Took another DO this year I believe as well.
Is peds/neuro child neurology? Or peds and neuro??
How was Lmus match this year?
IR and UCLA and EM at Denver
RVU always has a pretty strong GS match for a DO school
All of those are prelim. Many of the big surgery programs have put their incoming categorical interns on social media. None of those programs took a DO this year.
This is for both campuses or just the CO campus?
Both campuses, we'll never know each campus' true list
So much GS. Last year was like that too I believe. Also CU Denver is one of the most anti-DO places in the country. Props
I appreciate the attempt at transparency but let me help people out on this one
It’s not categorical. The current CU PD won’t consider DO. The RVU GS list has quite a few prelims mixed in.
My bad, thanks for the correction, the PD not considering a DO is more in line with what I thought.
If you are interested in the program I would. They like boards and if you have good boards and rotate you probably have a good chance.
Sorry- I got this from the Youtube video they recently posted, I'm not sure what I did wrong haha.
So looks like about 25 (at least) only ended up with a one year position. Does that mean all of these people will have to apply again to match categorical next year? With a MD/DO previous grad match rate of about 50% i'd be pretty scared :/
Maybe some are intern years for students that matched to advanced programs?
IR at USC
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