Any word on brown ? Waitlist? Spots available? Did they release all already?
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Anonymous posters frequently discussed interview scheduling at Brown, referencing multiple interview dates, trickle offers, and reciprocal notification calls. Several posters described completing away rotations at Brown, with some reporting positive experiences while others noted not receiving an interview despite feeling well qualified.
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1 entry✅1. Love love loved my away, standout culture for sure. Everyone was fun to be around and worked so well together.
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did everyone who did a brown away get an interview?
Anyone heard from Brown IM prelim yet?
what did brown say for gold vs silver for away rotators
Brown away rotators, are you sending a silver or a gold?
for brown away rotators, are you giving a gold or silver?
did anyone here do an away at Brown? how do they prefer to be signaled from away rotators? a silver or a gold?>> i was told "signal how you would normally signal if you did not do an away" >> i was told that doing an away is showing a lot of interest already so like silver+away is sufficient to demonstrate
brown away thoughts? still waiting on others, unsure if I should accept or not
Curious what people think about whether derm is visa-friendly for applicants from US med schools? << It depends on the particular visa that you would need (H-1B, J-1, etc.), but as long as you're a graduate of an American medical school, preferably an allopathic medical school, you should be fine. I would check out different derm residency websites to see what their policy is as it's very much an individual program thing. I know places like Case Western Reserve's medical school take some Canadian students, so this question is more common than one might think. < Stanford matched an international med student from Brown this year, I would imagine there are a few others at other programs too!
Do we know which schools had several unmatched applicants? <stanford < how many? < Miami, around 7 or so from the 15 the applied<sad but thats like normal for miami. stanford is unusual. we started praying for umiami this cycle when we heard there were that many applying < whats the # matched for stanford??? < The spreadsheet would suggest at least 5 but who knows how many applied < what about Brown? at some point people were saying they had more applicants than usual < Brown matched 6/6 < great!< Brown only had 6? When I rotated, they said there were 10-11 < only 6 applied this cycle in the end. People ended up taking research years. < iheard stanford was 5/10 but im not sure?
umiami is a mid tier shcool with a good derm department, so that sucks.<a dept that has a tradition of not interviewing half their students thanos style, some who even match to better derm departments < harvard is the same < Miami is a strong middle tier medical school which just happens to have a top tier Derm program. Many Miami Miller students end up doing a research year there, but as huge as their class sizes are, 15 people from Miami matching into Derm would be very unusual.
Has anyone else received an invite to Brown IM's prelim pre-interview social without receiving an interview invite?
T10 students: what is your # of interviews: 0: 1-2: 3-4: 5-6: 7-8: 9-10: 11+: This brown is SOOOO UGLY
Anyone know when UCSF and Brown are releasing interviews? It's not in the APD spreadsheet. Thank you so much! :) < Brown is the town
Any thoughts on Brown's derm program? < What information are you specifically looking at to evaluate?
The problem really isn't URM vs ORM. The real diversity issue is social class. < I agree with this but I do think if an URM and an ORM are both the same social class the URM still has so many extra barriers to climbing the socioeconomic ladder. So not sure socioecomoic class in isolation is better than race in isolation < they are not ready for this conversation < Derm doesn't care about socioeconomic class. The URM/DEI/SOC faction want you to go by race/skin color. Plan accordingly when it comes to rotations.
both things can be true. we can advocate for medicine to be more accessible to student from low ses families. while also advocating that asians not make be 22% of derm when they are 6% of the population when black and brown people combined make up less than 7%. < 67% of med students don't have college debt. Lol, overall I agree that people without money have huge barriers into this career. < Asians being in Dermatology is not the problem. Stop picking on them. I say that as a URM. < real issues are teh asians and southeast asians trying to invite URMs and non URMs to the parties but because of societal trust issues we're not having parties anymore these days
Yeah people on twitter asking for free stuff when they clearly are more well off than most people was over the top. The access to medicine is a big problem and people who grew up well off are not running to go practice outside of urban areas. < lololol < well, med grad list is not based on income. it is for urm students in general, rich or poor. < that's why it's sleazy < to you and people like you. < Yes, to people who actually have a conscience. You're exempt.
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J-1 visa is easier than H-1B but some programs offer H-1B too, I would email the program coordinators