Yeah probably equivalent to TJU which was a better program in the past during the heyday of rad onc
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My guess is new chair will take them down a notch. Say what you will about wally, but he ran a tight (but malignant) ship. New chair will be more interested in defunding the police than radonc.Solid list. Probably won't put Emory at tier one though due to prior soaping issues, new chair and rotations at multiple sites.
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I think that’s a fair assessment on Emory. My reasoning for including was because it is a larger program, which means a wider alumni network, even if it doesn’t always mean “better.” Of course, none of these rankings necessarily have much to do with quality of training or quality of life, as we have spoken ad nauseum about the need to find a program most likely to land you a job.
Fair point.. Emory is a bigger program in the south with a decent size alumni networkI think that’s a fair assessment on Emory. My reasoning for including was because it is a larger program, which means a wider alumni network, even if it doesn’t always mean “better.” Of course, none of these rankings necessarily have much to do with quality of training or quality of life, as we have spoken ad nauseum about the need to find a program most likely to land you a job.
Seems like they are academically the best department in California?Should ucsd be recommended? I mean don’t get me wrong, I’d love to live in San Diego for 4 years, but do they have an alumni network that’s large enough yet?
Probably splitting hairs at that point... Bigger question is that it matters because?Seems like they are academically the best department in California?
Btw part of her recruitment package was that the department would feature trans bathrooms.Fair point.. Emory is a bigger program in the south with a decent size alumni network
If true, this is actually a meaningful DEI initiative and should be applauded. As opposed to much disparity research.Btw part of her recruitment package was that the department would feature trans bathrooms.
