Strategy for ERAS

[sebsvenmdc]

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Ok, guys, I need help...

1) How many Categorical and Advanced interviews?
2) How many prelim-IM interviews?
3) How many TY interviews?

to be safe. My stats are great. Applying to local good programs and some superstar places elsewhere.

 

[Doctor4Life1769]

Ok, guys, I need help...

1) How many Categorical and Advanced interviews?
2) How many prelim-IM interviews?
3) How many TY interviews?

to be safe. My stats are great. Applying to local good programs and some superstar places elsewhere.

😴

 

[IlDestriero]

😴

If your stats are actually "great" than 4 is probably overkill.

 

[Icefrog]

Ok, guys, I need help...

1) How many Categorical and Advanced interviews?
2) How many prelim-IM interviews?
3) How many TY interviews?

to be safe. My stats are great. Applying to local good programs and some superstar places elsewhere.

To get an idea, look for the "Charting Outcomes" data for overall match rate vs. # ranks on ROL by specialty. It's a file published by the NRMP every year.

 

[sebsvenmdc]

😴

Dude, today was the 1st day for ERAS submission, while not an interesting topic, this is a freaking important one for those applying this cycle. If you're a 3rd year, you deserve an online punch. If you're a 4th year, stop being a douche!

 

[fakin' the funk]

to be safe. My stats are great. Applying to local good programs and some superstar places elsewhere.

If I may so boldly conjecture, I do believe Doctor4Life was 😴 'ing at this.

 

[sebsvenmdc]

If I may so boldly conjecture, I do believe Doctor4Life was 😴 'ing at this.

Mkay, I'll stop being pissy...but back to the topic, guys, would you say:

1) 10 cat/adv interviews
2) 5 prelim IM interviews

is enough?

Or,

1) 10 cat/adv interviews
2) 3 prelim IM interviews + 5 TY interviews?