I find it very interesting that at the Emory info session yesterday, they mentioned they review all applications regardless of signalling. They then said "in our review, we found most of our interviews go to candidates who signal." However, the way they said it made it seem like they still seriously consider your application if you don't signal. I wonder if this association they find with signaling is actually biased, i.e., the candidates with ties to Emory or with stronger mission fits are more inclined to signal (and thus have a higher interview rate).
emory is full of corporate bullshit. look, they have internal candidates that they don't even interview. most of the residents who match are from that pool. the people they interview are just extra candidates that may fill in the gaps if they fall below the internal candidates on the match list. the end.
Sep 10
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Several residents at yesterday's session were not from ATL and did not do an away there, interestingly!
Sep 10
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could have still rotated there just not officially
Sep 11
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Random but does anyone have any idea or have heard about how many applications on average programs get for aways? Just curious.
Emory and Miami are the two most difficult aways to get bc they are top programs that guarantee an IV (they give very few aways) >👍
May 10
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Apr 6
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Apr 7
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Y'all who's gonna start the convo re what schools are best to do aways at? :Z open to hearing opinions. Some schools have stopped gauraunteeing IIs to away candidates, others have begun to prioritize internal/away candidates much more... what yall think? :)
Rush interviewed everyone who did an away this year, didn't happen previous years but thought it would be helpful to know! Great program!
Mar 21
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theres a tab in the 25-26 sheet about aways that didnt interview rotators
Mar 21
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i do not rec OSU, it is an awful away. rude faculty, rude residents. you will be miserable. easy away to get but occupy your time with another school
Mar 21
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< echoing this. they interview all rotators but they are an interesting bunch..
Mar 21
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I think the top program that guarantees an interview if you do an away is Miami. But they only take 4-8 rotators per year so if you get one you can be pretty well assured they like your app. They usually match 1-2 away rotators also despite having 30+ internals per year. Emory also guarantees an away. As does Tulane. Some texas programs do as well
Mar 22
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Texas doesn't seem to match non-Texans often tho
Mar 22
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UTSW does occasionally
Mar 23
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emory is full of corporate bullshit. look, they have internal candidates that they don't even interview. most of the residents who match are from that pool. the people they interview are just extra candidates that may fill in the gaps if they fall below the internal candidates on the match list. the end.