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ROLs 2011-12
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My Top 6:
1. Miami
2. Rush
3. Georgetown
4. Jefferson
5. USC
6. Albert Einstein (Montefiore)
1. Miami
2. Rush
3. Georgetown
4. Jefferson
5. USC
6. Albert Einstein (Montefiore)
Here it is. People may find it a little odd but there are a lot of personal factors involved. And I went with my gut, as people always say to do.
1. University of Rochester
2. Columbia
3. BIDMC
4. Partners
5. Yale
6. Montefiore
7. UPenn
8. Cornell
9. Mt Sinai
10. Mayo (Rochester)
1. University of Rochester
2. Columbia
3. BIDMC
4. Partners
5. Yale
6. Montefiore
7. UPenn
8. Cornell
9. Mt Sinai
10. Mayo (Rochester)
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1. BID
2. Partners
3. Miami
4. Mayo Clinic Rochester
5. Vanderbilt
6. Emory
7. Rochester
8. UCSF
9. Penn
10. Cleveland Clinic
2. Partners
3. Miami
4. Mayo Clinic Rochester
5. Vanderbilt
6. Emory
7. Rochester
8. UCSF
9. Penn
10. Cleveland Clinic
1. Penn
2. Yale
3. UVA
4. Emory
5. Duke
6. Boston Univ
2. Yale
3. UVA
4. Emory
5. Duke
6. Boston Univ
great lists everyone! Is UCLA very hard to get into you guys think?
Here's mine
1. USC
2. Cedars Sinai
3. UCLA
4. University of Washington
5. University of Chicago
Here's mine
1. USC
2. Cedars Sinai
3. UCLA
4. University of Washington
5. University of Chicago
I was wondering if anyone else interviewed at USF in Tampa for neurology. What did people think about this program? I can't find any information about this program that is recent. Thank-you.
Out of curiosity, why did you some of you rank UCLA lower, relative to places like USC and Cedars? What was your interview impression?
For me, it was really just the feel of the programs that I liked better. UCLA is very impressive and my interview day was great, but I felt like I fit in better with the USC residents and attendings. Also, I like the area better in the eastern part of LA. I like Pasadena, Los Feliz/Echo Park/Silver Lake, and Downtown. The West Side is too crowded for my liking. Cedars was an exciting program, but in the end I liked USC a smidge more.