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I might....it depends on your priorities.....my family will be #1, work is #2
For me, I'm waiting until my interviews are finished so I know what to expect from each city.
For me, I'm waiting until my interviews are finished so I know what to expect from each city.
A resident at a program in NY where I interviewed said that if you don't have a strong need to be in NY, she would not recommend doing a peds residency in New York. Her reasoning was that there are so many programs in NYC that no single program has everything. In cities where there are fewer programs, you will see more at a single program. Not sure whether or not this is true...just something I heard.
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are you in a committed and loving relationship?
Is your significant other both supportive and willing to do things to make the both of you happy.
In my opinion, love is not just a sentiment, it is also a choice. Love requires commitment and regard for the other persons feelings and you both need to make the choices that sustain and nourish a healthy couple over time.
make sure your priorities match your significant others and I think you will have your answer 😳
oh and I'm in a similar situation and trying to figure these things out too
Is your significant other both supportive and willing to do things to make the both of you happy.
In my opinion, love is not just a sentiment, it is also a choice. Love requires commitment and regard for the other persons feelings and you both need to make the choices that sustain and nourish a healthy couple over time.
make sure your priorities match your significant others and I think you will have your answer 😳
oh and I'm in a similar situation and trying to figure these things out too
I would get out of a warzone like Detroit at all costs.
jerseygirl22 said:
go to U of Michigan
I'm actually in the opposite situation, I'm staying in NYC for my fiance. It made more sense to stay where there was support from him and his family than to pick up and move to a new city. There are many great programs in NYC, but after finishing 10 interviews here, I can't say I love any one program and will rank my top three by location in the city, and not so much by the programs. Good luck.
