What R "Flags"

Started by medlaw06
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medlaw06

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hey all...if you go into ERAS-->Account-->Checklist-->and then see where it says "programs," you'll see a listing of programs that you have applied to, and then it says (here is the exact phrasing):

Nassau University Medical Center Program, Internal Medicine
- There are currently no flags for this Program


WHAT THE HELL DOES IT MEAN "NO FLAGS?"

Thanks
 
A flag means that something is incomplete. For example, if you had not assigned a personal statement to a program, it would be noted there. So if there are no flags then everything that they think should be there is there.