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Koko said:If it's not too personal a question, why accept Brooklyn and cancel Downstate?
Good question! I've heard nothing but good things re: Downstate.
Koko said:If it's not too personal a question, why accept Brooklyn and cancel Downstate?
tiene dolor? said:You cancelled Harbor??! What gives? Temporary insanity?![]()
EctopicFetus said:Family situation. I have no desire to be somewhere my wife wont be. Not temporary insanity... rather it is sometime to see my logic through the muddy grime located between my ears. 😀
Pacifica said:So here's my list:
Scheduled:
UCSF-Fresno
Maine MC
Indiana
Cinci
Hennepin
Regions
Denver
Carolinas
Georgetown
George Washington
U of New Mexico
Pitt
Loma Linda
Boston MC
Yale
U of Michigan
MCW
Cancelled:
PSU
North Shore
New York Methodist
St. Luke's-Roosevelt
Rejected:
Highland
OHS
UC Davis
U of Arizona (crap)
I need to cancel some more - thinking Boston, U of Michigan, Yale and MCW at this point, maybe Loma Linda... do you guys agree?
Thanks for any input 🙂
EctopicFetus said:Maybe not that many people applied there? Or perhaps not many people on this site have applied there. Like I rotated at Orlando and I dont think ANY of their residents are on this site.
USMan22 said:Has anyone heard from UCLA Olive view? They asked for my summer transcripts 2 weeks ago and never got back to me
Scheduled interviews
1. USC
2. UCSF Fresno
3. Highland
4. Kern
5. UC Davis
6. Wash U (MI)
7. Cook
8. U of Michigan
9. New Mexico
10. UT Houston
11. Boston MC
12. NY Med
13. St Luke
14. Lincoln Medical
15. Methodist
Cancelled Interviews
Detroit Receiving, Temple, U Mass, Geisinger, Alleheny, Truman (MO), Resurrection, Albany, Maimonides,
Rejections
UCI, UCSD, Stanford/Kaiser, LomaLinda, Harbor UCLA, Denver, Both AZ programs,
Koko said:If it's not too personal a question, why accept Brooklyn and cancel Downstate?
EctopicFetus said:I got re-rejected from Vandy today.👎
corpsmanUP said:I guess you can tell I have the month off and am just waiting between interviews!
JkGrocerz said:had an interview offer from UT houston.....called them up and they told me they're full and that 5 people are on a waiting list for each interview date!?!?! wtf?!? is this really a top top program?
corpsmanUP said:I suppose they can afford to be this way since they are the only academic EM program within about 250 miles, and the only one in the huge medical mecca of Houston. Someone needs to open up an EM program perhaps at Baylor next door and give them a little friendly competition.
JkGrocerz said:had an interview offer from UT houston.....called them up and they told me they're full and that 5 people are on a waiting list for each interview date!?!?! wtf?!? is this really a top top program?
EctopicFetus said:I might be ignorant on the whole Texas thing but what it U Texas MB? Sorry for my ignorance...
Jeff698 said:The voters of Texas approved a constitutional ammendment back in the late 1800s that authorized the creation of a state university (UT in Austin) and a Medical Branch of that university (UTMB). They were in different cities as a result of a political compromise. At the time, Galveston was the cultural mecca of Texas.
I really should have been a history major. It's so much more fun than that worthless psych degree I have.
Take care,
Jeff
BTW, Texas A&M was already well established as a land grant institution by the time of UT's creation. Hince the oft repeated (at least in College Station) that we are THE University of Texas. Of course, Baylor was around before us, but we pass that off by saying they are a private school and thus don't count. 🙂
Jeff698 said:The voters of Texas approved a constitutional ammendment back in the late 1800s that authorized the creation of a state university (UT in Austin) and a Medical Branch of that university (UTMB). They were in different cities as a result of a political compromise. At the time, Galveston was the cultural mecca of Texas.
I really should have been a history major. It's so much more fun than that worthless psych degree I have.
Take care,
Jeff
BTW, Texas A&M was already well established as a land grant institution by the time of UT's creation. Hince the oft repeated (at least in College Station) that we are THE University of Texas. Of course, Baylor was around before us, but we pass that off by saying they are a private school and thus don't count. 🙂
Jeff698 said:The voters of Texas approved a constitutional ammendment back in the late 1800s that authorized the creation of a state university (UT in Austin) and a Medical Branch of that university (UTMB). They were in different cities as a result of a political compromise. At the time, Galveston was the cultural mecca of Texas.
I really should have been a history major. It's so much more fun than that worthless psych degree I have.
Take care,
Jeff
BTW, Texas A&M was already well established as a land grant institution by the time of UT's creation. Hince the oft repeated (at least in College Station) that we are THE University of Texas. Of course, Baylor was around before us, but we pass that off by saying they are a private school and thus don't count. 🙂
corpsmanUP said:Hola Jeff,
I actually heard from a faculty member who is a candidate for new faculty position there at UTMB's soon-to-be EM program and he told me back in October that he had been led to believe that UTMB was going to take people for a class this year outside the match. That place really could support an EM program with its level I, its helo, and the huge prison population!! I did my PA training there and my month in the ED was very good. I remember working with a doc named Kent Nasser I believe who taught me many things that month that I still use today. I loved that ED but it was heavily run by their head trauma surgeon. I don't know how the surgery/EM climate would work there now. The only problem with a program at UTMB is that you have to find a place to live that is safe! I lived off the island for the simple reason that there are 2 festivals annually that wreak havoc on the city, one being Mardi Gras, and the other being the Kappa Fest. I didn't even consider UTMB for medical school because I did not want my kids to have to live there. Its a city that is very much like New Orleans used to be where it looks all touristy and fun on the surface but underneath it all is a world of corruption and crime like few other cities. Its a scary place quite honestly. Jeff knows what I mean, although he may not agree completely!!
Pacifica said:Cancelled Denver and Boston MC today...
Ectopic, if there's any chance you wouldn't mind living in Indy, I would accept their waitlist offer. I interviewed there yesterday and the program is PHENOMENAL! Any questions, feel free to PM me.
Good luck to all on the trail!
ArtGod said:Hey when did most of you guys start getting your interviews? Which tend to be the hardest ones to get?