Cons: I was threatened to be stabbed while leaving the pre-interview dinner.
Seriously? Cause im pretty sure that would make me think really hard before ranking it.... unless of course your just exaggerating to prove how bad the city is?
Cons: I was threatened to be stabbed while leaving the pre-interview dinner.
9. St. Louis U
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Cons: I was threatened to be stabbed while leaving the pre-interview dinner....
Seriously? Cause im pretty sure that would make me think really hard before ranking it.... unless of course your just exaggerating to prove how bad the city is?
MAJOR UPDATE:
There have been several suggestions to organize the spreadsheet in a more "statistically relevant" and less subjective way to make it more useful for this class and for people in the future. As I aim to please, this has been done--the admittedly brilliant "POWER SCORE" is no more. It will be missed.
It was decided that the only really statistically significant categories are the mean ROL ranking and the percentage of the interview class that has answered the survey (as a measure of confidence in the spreadsheet; i.e., the more people from any program's interview class that have contributed, the more confident we can be in the ROL average). The spreadsheet is now sorted by ROL program average, with a column next to the mean stating the percentage of the interview class for an individual program has participated in the spreadsheet (I pulled the actual interview #s from FREIDA from last year). For programs that did not list their interview #s on FREIDA, I estimated based on the average interviews/position of the programs that did post their info (which averaged 12 interviews per spot). The more people that post their ROLs, the higher the confidence in the mean will be. This should make the information more relevant to next year's class.
Certain programs already have almost 15% of their entire interview class represented, which I think is pretty cool!
To keep it interesting, I added a column that projects the number of people that theoretically have ranked a particular program first based on the current info in the spreadsheet. This of course is the single number that would be the coolest to know. The higher percentage of a program's interviewees that participate, the closer that projection will be to reality.
If you have ranked a program that doesn't have a lot of rankings yet, please PM me your list or post it on the ROL thread!
Here is the link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnzZUifXW_SgdHZobW5UbUpzMEZuQmNPNnB3enAyS3c#gid=0
Let's keep any discussion of the spreadsheet in the dedicated thread--just wanted to update the ROL thread of the new compilation format.
Where are all the Northeast people? I see a lot of SDNers ranking West Coast and the South, but very few rank lists have northeast programs on them. Come on now, don't be shy. Let's see some northeast ROLs.
MAJOR UPDATE:
There have been several suggestions to organize the spreadsheet in a more "statistically relevant" and less subjective way to make it more useful for this class and for people in the future. As I aim to please, this has been done--the admittedly brilliant "POWER SCORE" is no more. It will be missed.
It was decided that the only really statistically significant categories are the mean ROL ranking and the percentage of the interview class that has answered the survey (as a measure of confidence in the spreadsheet; i.e., the more people from any program's interview class that have contributed, the more confident we can be in the ROL average). The spreadsheet is now sorted by ROL program average, with a column next to the mean stating the percentage of the interview class for an individual program has participated in the spreadsheet (I pulled the actual interview #s from FREIDA from last year). For programs that did not list their interview #s on FREIDA, I estimated based on the average interviews/position of the programs that did post their info (which averaged 12 interviews per spot). The more people that post their ROLs, the higher the confidence in the mean will be. This should make the information more relevant to next year's class.
Certain programs already have almost 15% of their entire interview class represented, which I think is pretty cool!
To keep it interesting, I added a column that projects the number of people that theoretically have ranked a particular program first based on the current info in the spreadsheet. This of course is the single number that would be the coolest to know. The higher percentage of a program's interviewees that participate, the closer that projection will be to reality.
If you have ranked a program that doesn't have a lot of rankings yet, please PM me your list or post it on the ROL thread!
Here is the link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnzZUifXW_SgdHZobW5UbUpzMEZuQmNPNnB3enAyS3c#gid=0
Let's keep any discussion of the spreadsheet in the dedicated thread--just wanted to update the ROL thread of the new compilation format.
Seriously dude get yourself some sort of hobby. This saga is a wee bit sad.
for the love of all that is holy lets keep the bloody power score stuff to the other thread please.
DO applicant, USMLE 225/227, COMLEX 540/470. 3 EM aways - 1 Honors, 2 High Pass. Applied to 62 programs, 4 interviews. Probably should have applied to at least a few DO programs, talked myself into thinking that because my usmle scores were better than my comlex, acgme made sense. Would be thrilled to match at any of these places. Good luck everyone, 16 days!
1. SUNY Downstate
2. Beth Israel NY
3. Staten Island
4. Sinai-Grace
As usual, the only "saga" around here is people trying to belittle others, through the magic shield of the interwebs.
If you wanna post about intermittently in here, it sure doesnt bother me. The fact that is significantly more rankings on it makes it an interesting, if ultimately flawed, tool
Hmmm im surprised you didnt get more interviews. There a red flag somewhere?
Seems like more people are opting to have their ROL put into the spreadsheet...sortof a bummer, I liked reading them.
side note, but it'd be interesting what people believe is the percentage of EM applicants who frequent/lurk/visit this site...Honestly, I'd say it's pretty low...maybe 15%...guess I could go has high as 20%??? maybe, which I guess is actually kind of high.
I hate alot of people on the site
ROL compilation open for group editing.
Just wow----how many people have asked you to just keep bumping your thread and leave this for rank lists? Again I plead with you to get a hobby. Have you considered watching spring training and compiling your sabermetrics?
RE:SLU PD, I think there've been a couple people in addition to RF saying similar things...I wonder what's going on
Exactly, this thread is about baby turtles and rants against spreadsheets... Take your discussions about ROL's to another thread!For the love of all that is holy lets keep the bloody power score stuff to the other thread please.
Exactly, this thread is about baby turtles and rants against spreadsheets... Take your discussions about ROL's to another thread!
I hate alot of people on the site
Triple like. A couple spring to mind immediately.
So, who all matched? I heard there were only three open spots nationwide! Looks like EM has remained extremely competitive...
Dont ask where the spots are, thats against the rules.