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Improving Residency Chances?
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Class rank, STEP 1 Scores,Clinicals and how well you do on interviews. The rest if just cream on the pie.I was thinking more along the lines of residencies in general... what sets candidates apart?
Step 2 scores are pretty important too. At least we weigh more on step 2 scores at my residency because it is more clinical knowledge and not just memorizing.
What are "touch points"? Just curious.
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Step scores (with early results) and US clinical experience, particularly a SubI in the field you're interested in at a well known US program, and your grades/transcript, are the most important things. Everything after that is icing. But, if you're wondering what type of icing is best, then research if you're interested in univeristy based programs. But a great research project will not compensate for a poor Step 2 score.