Where can I find information about how competitive different residencies are? I thought that I had seen a thread before listing a lot of residencies by how competitive they are but I cant seem to find it right now.
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from people ive talked to and things i have read... i dont have any concrete evidence though sorry
derm, integrated plastics >> ortho, urology >> radiology, optho, G. Surg > EM, Ansesth > Ob-Gyn > IM, path > PM&R, peds, FM, psych
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Somebody's going to put this up eventually and I'm stuck in lab so I guess it's me:
http://residency.wustl.edu/medadmin/resweb.nsf/
Good info, but only distinguishes between high, intermediate and low.
http://residency.wustl.edu/medadmin/resweb.nsf/
Good info, but only distinguishes between high, intermediate and low.
sorry dude but that link is pretty much useless
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Thanks for the constructive criticism....I guess😕
Perhaps this link will prove slightly less useless (old news I know, but always good to keep it somewhere towards the top).
http://www.nrmp.org/matchoutcomes.pdf
just telling you how it is.
must u take it to heart?
would you rather I say, "thanks for that incredible link man!" ???
must u take it to heart?
would you rather I say, "thanks for that incredible link man!" ???
ha ha, that's a pretty good list actually!
Keep in mind that some of the "competition" is determined by spots and not scores. That is that EM, Gas, Obgyn, Path, Peds all have about the same average board scores. However there are like 3500 spots for IM and like 900 for Gas.
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Seemed alright to me.
