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- Dec 16, 2011
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What happens if you find yourself in a program that does not reflect the description on the match and was not made known during the interview?
I am extremely frustrated finding myself in a program that most likely mislead me and my internmates with inaccurate information in order to fill their spots.
I know that if I leave, even if it is based on a principal that is dependent on them not holding up their advertised position, that I am the one who is penalized by the match. That does not seem like justice and that lack of oversight on these programs pretty clearly can incentivize them to bring in people based on inaccurate information.
Some of my peers are still there, many of which were not matched and accepted a match spot after the unfilled match seats were made available (in the scramble or even at a later date). Do they get penalized by the match too if they do not want to stay in the program because of the misleading (and honestly falsely advertised) program claims?
I am extremely frustrated finding myself in a program that most likely mislead me and my internmates with inaccurate information in order to fill their spots.
I know that if I leave, even if it is based on a principal that is dependent on them not holding up their advertised position, that I am the one who is penalized by the match. That does not seem like justice and that lack of oversight on these programs pretty clearly can incentivize them to bring in people based on inaccurate information.
Some of my peers are still there, many of which were not matched and accepted a match spot after the unfilled match seats were made available (in the scramble or even at a later date). Do they get penalized by the match too if they do not want to stay in the program because of the misleading (and honestly falsely advertised) program claims?