I hate calling people out, but there are a TON of people who just went through the application process--both people who matched and didn't match--and future applicants really need information from all of us. Please post your info on the appropriate thread if you matched or didn't. Is that a lot to ask?
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This forum was more exciting during the application process. Hopefully it'll pick up again once the celebrations have worn off.
http://dermatology.matchapplicants.com/
the best place to post... collates data over many applicants.
the best place to post... collates data over many applicants.
Amen. This place is an awesome resource. More people with a wide variety of scores, grades, match status should post here.
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Nonsensical. But since people might still want data on matched vs unmatched applicants, I suggest going to the source. 60 applicants in the SDN database is just too small an n to make much more than a random guess.
Who matches, who doesn't?
http://www.nrmp.org/data/chartingoutcomes2009v3.pdf
What are Program Directors looking for in deciding to interview, and when ranking?
http://www.nrmp.org/data/programresultsbyspecialty2010v3.pdf
How do derm applicants decide where to interview and rank?
http://www.nrmp.org/data/ApplicantResultsBySpecialty2009.pdf
How many positions are there? Who gets these positions? Do people have backup plans?
http://www.nrmp.org/data/resultsanddata2010.pdf
