Programs which pay your hotel or airfare

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Does anyone know of any programs which pay your hotel or airfare when you interview? Please help, Thanks.
 
rs2006 said:
Does anyone know of any programs which pay your hotel or airfare when you interview? Please help, Thanks.
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Duke paid for a fancy hotel for me when i went to interview for the CCM fellowship, but not airfare.....then again, I was flying from Cuba 🙂
 
rs2006 said:
Does anyone know of any programs which pay your hotel or airfare when you interview? Please help, Thanks.
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No one paid for my airfare. But Emory paid for my hotel and food while I was there. I stayed another night to see the city and they paid for that as well. Their Idea actually.
 
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Does anyone know of any programs which pay your hotel or airfare when you interview? Please help, Thanks.
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kentucky and wash u cover air and hotel. most pay for hotel
 
my experience: none paid for airfare. those that paid for hotel: UF, wake, BU, MUSC, Dartmouth
those that did NOT pay hotel: cornell, SLR, MGH, BID--however, these were my top 4 (not in order), so don't let this influence your choice
 
Hotel:

Yale, Johns Hopkins, OHSU. UCLA has a nice guesthouse on campus that they have offer you for the night.

That OHSU hotel was one of the coolest places I've ever stayed....complete with Thai restaurant food for room service. Classy move.
 
BU and UTSW paid for the hotel. None of the programs that I applied to paid for airfare.

I've heard that WashU pays for airfare and hotel.
 
Stanford, UCSF, Duke, and UPenn all put you up at nice hotels and take you out to dinner the night before.

Columbia unfortunately did not provide housing (Bard doesn't count) but does take you out for a nice dinner before.

NYU and Mount Sinai offered nada, and I believe Michigan gave a 1 or 2 night stay, tho I didn't actually make it out there.
 
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