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It means that there are more specialized staff door openers, that as a medical student you are entilted to use of the door openers and X school will have have more door openings per medical student than other schools.
Yeah, they're like bellhops and elevator operators. There's a student to door opener ratio in the MSAR to help you compare schools. I think Princeton has the highest ratio.
It means that there are more specialized staff door openers, that as a medical student you are entilted to use of the door openers and X school will have have more door openings per medical student than other schools.
Which is actually pretty nice. You quickly learn to appreciate this, especially if you're a dude, and nobody ever opens doors for you. I do remember Princeton's interview day - awesome! It's like those automated doors, but more classy.
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Which is actually pretty nice. You quickly learn to appreciate this, especially if you're a dude, and nobody ever opens doors for you. I do remember Princeton's interview day - awesome! It's like those automated doors, but more classy.
This. I interviewed at one school with a low door opener count. Walked straight into a closed door and broke my nose. Pretty much discounted it as an option after that.
This. I interviewed at one school with a low door opener count. Walked straight into a closed door and broke my nose. Pretty much discounted it as an option after that.
No way! That almost happened to me, too! But yeah, you can definitely see the importance of a good ratio once you face this situation...
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