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I got the same number from UIC when I contacted them. I assume that their specialty data includes students with do shorter PGR/AEGD residencies, which I suppose are not true specialties. I could be wrong about that assumption, though. The number would seem awfully high, otherwise.
I got the same number from UIC when I contacted them. I assume that their specialty data includes students with do shorter PGR/AEGD residencies, which I suppose are not true specialties. I could be wrong about that assumption, though. The number would seem awfully high, otherwise.
Schools do use GPR/AEGD in their calculations
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Who knows
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I wish they would just give a number not including PGR residencies ahhhh.
Just cut it in half, that will probably be pretty accurate. Something like 15 would be my guess
Numbers sound wrong
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I just told you it's about 20%.
2011 class was like 23%
2010 class was like 18%
do you mean non GPR?
do you mean non GPR?
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