Navigating MD-PhD Waitlists / Need Help Choosing a School? JOIN OUR WEBINAR!

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• Deciding between program offers or navigating waitlists? Join us to unpack how to choose a program that aligns with your goals and values. Our March 5, 7-8PM EST session is geared towards current 2025-2026 applicants who are deciding between MD/DO-PhD programs. A panel of student trainees will be available to answer your questions on what really matters when choosing a program!
• Anyone can join and registration is free! For more information about our sessions, as well as an application FAQ document, please visit our website: https://www.physicianscientists.org/page/interactive-sessions

 

[Fencer]

Glad that they allowed this Ad to stay...

 

[Neuronix]

Glad that they allowed this Ad to stay...

Accounts that post solely to drive traffic to other sites are not permitted by SDN policy. Please report such posts.

Exceptions are made for registered SDN partners and sometimes allowed for otherwise proliferative and helpful SDN members.

 

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Hello, we've spoken with SDN moderators and are registered as a Vendor. We are not an "ad," we're a group of physician-scientist trainees doing this (non-profit) work for free. These are completely free to attend panels where applicants can ask questions of current trainees to help prepare their applications.

We're happy to try to post advertising that feels less like an "ad" and are happy to work with SDN. We're all medical students with limited free time, so yes, we typically keep the same formatting for all of our posters.

We're open to any suggestions SDN may have, and we can refrain from posting if that's preferred, but we feel it's pretty relevant content for applicants? We all volunteer our time to join these panels and answer students questions, and many here find them of value. Please feel free to PM me if you'd like to chat further!

 

[Fencer]

One of my associates did too... and her "ad" was taken down. Good luck! Trainees should listen to you.

 

[Neuronix]

One of my associates did too... and her "ad" was taken down. Good luck! Trainees should listen to you.

Something coming from you would be viewed more favorably than a brand new account.