<N=1 opinion. I think it is a really good and growing/improving program. Pros include patient diversity, nice faculty, lots of specialty clinics, cool Hopkins medical pathology for consults. Talking to residents, shortcomings seemed to be more on procedural/cosmetic side where some mentioned having less exposures (and students got very little exposure too). No mohs fellowship and lots of turnover especially in mohs, but residents mentioned lots of new faculty which could be great if they stay there. They said they get a lot of autonomy in both general clinics and procedural/mohs since there are no fellows. Also, research opportunities seemed variable. Other "upper mid tier" have more established research programs in a variety of areas, but this also seems to be growing at Hopkins. People seemed happy overall though<<to add on that as a rotator, even though they have no mohs fellowship they have matched people into mohs, including last year into great programs. <agree that hopkins is an absolutely AMAZING program in every way. the faculty, research, mentorship, clinical exposure are just phenomenal.