http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=506340
I've re-posted the match lists below so you don't have to click back and forth b/w threads.
I've re-posted the match lists below so you don't have to click back and forth b/w threads.
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i thought UCLA always matched like 15 people into derm, only 3 this year?
I'm not sure if I should post the lists that come with names or not. On one hand, it would be extremely tedious to go through and group them by specialty. And I found this information plain as day on the Internet, not through any password protected sites.
On the other hand, it IS people's names out there and SDN is a big forum..
let me know your thoughts, i will take them down if people think they shouldn't be up here.
We typically err on the side of not including people's names, even if they are available publically. SDN has more visitors than a typical university site so an individual's privacy may be more at stake when posting their name here than on the program web site. So I would prefer names be taken out.
I do question however, the need to post these lists in the Residency Forum. They are not of interest to most residents but rather to medical students and pre-meds and are better placed there. In addition, it is not necessary to repost a thread which exists elsewhere on SDN.
I understand your point. But this thread has gotten a lot of thread views so there must be some interest here.
I am an M3 about to become an M4, so I am curious as to how the matches are turning out. I think a lot of M2s/M3s peruse this forum for residency information, rather than Allopathic or Clinical Rotations; and certainly not Pre-Allo (which, to be honest, if you aren't a pre-med, its hard to sift through given its constant turnover and updating). And I am sure M4s that have matched may be interested to see how their school did as compared to other schools. Also, the lists haven't been updated in Pre-Allo as compared to this list. But if others agree with you, then majority rules and I understand.
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