what is the tea on the BMC brighton TY is it good
Interviews were in person last year which is super helpful to see this program live
Location is good but only 2 blocks electives sounds kinda ass
Boston, MA
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3.6 / 10
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Several posts focus on a post-residency multi-year faculty commitment, with posters offering conflicting accounts of whether it is binding, optional, or enforceable. Many commenters described the supplemental application as unusually long or burdensome. Opinions on the program overall were notably polarized, with some posts praising training, leadership, and benefits while others expressed strong reservations or discouraged ranking it highly.
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✅1. I rotated here and honestly this was my favorite away – great culture, very nice PD/APD and faculty, and great vibes with the residents who were inviting and very happy overall. Well-rounded training with good mix of subspecialty clinics (rheum derm, cutaneous onc, peds, etc.), and this was echoed by the residents. They do very well in the fellowship match with the last 3 Mohs matches being at Harvard, UCSD, and UCLA. Dermpath was a weakness but I heard they were revamping and just got a heavy hitting new dermpath faculty there + other new faculty. Amazing location being in Boston, and also you get close interaction with the other Boston programs which is nice. I was initially concerned about the accreditation warning people were talking about, but it looks like in the newest ACGME data from 2026 they're fully accredited.
✅2. Echoing what was said above ^ Such a kind place and was my favorite away. I would be so happy to train here. Such a good group of people. Very well rounded program
✅1. I rotated here and honestly this was my favorite away – great culture, very nice PD/APD and faculty, and great vibes with the residents who were inviting and very happy overall. Well-rounded training with good mix of subspecialty clinics (rheum derm, cutaneous onc, peds, etc.), and this was echoed by the residents. They do very well in the fellowship match with the last 3 Mohs matches being at Harvard, UCSD, and UCLA. Dermpath was a weakness but I heard they were revamping and just got a heavy hitting new dermpath faculty there + other new faculty. Amazing location being in Boston, and also you get close interaction with the other Boston programs which is nice. I was initially concerned about the accreditation warning people were talking about, but it looks like in the newest ACGME data from 2026 they're fully accredited.
✅2. Echoing what was said above ^ Such a kind place and was my favorite away. I would be so happy to train here. Such a good group of people. Very well rounded program
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what is the tea on the BMC brighton TY is it good
Interviews were in person last year which is super helpful to see this program live
Location is good but only 2 blocks electives sounds kinda ass
what programs have sent out supplementals?
Boston University,
Boston University, last year UConn did as well
Did anyone get a confirmation email/message after submitting BU supplemental essay?
no
which programs have sent out supplemental essays? I'm only aware of Boston University
for the BU supplemental, do they want us to reply to their msg on ERAS or start a new msg? would like to know also
lol
What BU are people referring to, Boston or Baylor?
just reply to the message guys lol
lol - guys it's boston stop freaking out, im just replying to their message
Baylor is BU too?
Idk is BU Boston University or Baylor what do you think> just reply to the message guys lol
no it's not, it's Baylor, lets not make BU a thing for Baylor please
Idk is BU Boston University or Baylor what do you think
If a program has supplemental essays, can we assume they'll send them to us similar to how Boston U did?
yes, make sure to check ERAS messages as sometimes they're there
BU sent a supplementary application to everyone that applied? or did they do some sort of filter. comment if you applied to BU and did not receive this pls
im confused about this supplementary app stuff. are we supposed to get notified with them or are we supposed to find them somewhere??
i think they sent that to everyone
yeah it auto sent. Seems BUMC does this every year. Any idea how long the essays should be?
<-- yes, this did this when I applied previously
do we trust the 10/7 deadline or is it first come first serve??
I trust it, they'll probably divide the applications around that time for review by their coordinated release date.
Didn't apply there, what's on the supplementary app?
is this for BUMC in dallas?
did not receive and I silvered (assuming this is for Baylor University?)
BUMC Dallas? I silvered and didn't get a supplemental lol
What the heck is BUMC in dallas??
What does this mean on BU's webiste: "Our program will be accepting the standard ERAS supplemental application." Is that just the regular ERAS application or is there a supplemental thing too?
I believe that's the regular ERAS application and that "supplemental" is leftover from when changes were made years ago
<-- yes. this is true. Supplemental was signals and geosignalling a few years ago but people liked it so it's just standard now.
BU open house great vibes
> I missed it :( they should record them
amazing program. high recommend
Anyone with BU offer willing to switch for September block
BU sucks
u good?
did the earlier months come out
anyone with NYU August-September willing to switch for November
ill give you my June for your November- msg me!
Yes, September text me 9858077676!
Does BU have academic half days?
or any other info about BU curriculum?
ignore the benefits of an academic career, whats the pro of going to a t10 derm?
probably nothing
honestly probably not much beyond geographical boost if you'd like to stay locally as a private derm
layman prestige + MAYBE better training
Better training for esoteric
If you go to Harvard over say BU or Tufts, would your training be better / would your life be that different? > I hear harvard has more inpatient maybe that may be different. HA. In all seriousness, no. As an adult, the largest impact on your education is YOU. A program may be better or worse for your priorities, but in all honesty, it likely will not make a measurable difference. If your priority is prestige and academics, Harvard may be better. However, there is no objective answer here. I know people wish there were given how many times this is asked. Put your personal priorities first. There are as many different careers as there are dermatologists.
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honestly probably not much beyond geographical boost if you'd like to stay locally as a private derm
layman prestige + MAYBE better training
Better training for esoteric
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Who keeps deleting the comment on BU having normal accreditation. What's wrong with you.. you're not gonna match there calm down
AQ
Whats going on with the Boston University comment about accredidation/cheating scandal?
proof?
so this whole time they're just under accreditation warning cause the residents cheated.. wtf?>> THey took someone I know that was the most idiotic person in medicine clinically but somehow had the highest step2 score of people I've known, i wouldn't be suprised if he paid a testing facility in their home country so they could cheat
is this somethign that happened recently?
their accredidation status is normal now fyi
where do you see that
pretty sure this cheating scandal was a different program + 4
lmao this is sinai not BU
which resident at sinai?
which resident at sinai?
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Did interviews for this come out already?