there was a little discussion 10-15 rows down

I can add on. I think if you interested in complex med derm or academia, its a really good program. They have definitely made some changes over the last year or two (dedicated didactic time, etc) but the residents still work harder than most other programs (busy consult service, long clinics). Residents seemed to be spending their free time catching up on sleep/studying, which didn't seem to always be the case at other programs. But the hours will pay off and you'll learn both bread and butter and complex derm very well. Of note, I think they also have some of the strongest melanoma/ctcl exposure. In other words, I think maybe the people who were/are unhappy at this program are people who expected a more "kush" residency or possibly are only interested in pursing a mostly "bread-and-butter" private practive.