NYMC-Metropolitan Hosp Ctr-NY

would be a nice early Christmas gift

did this whole spreadsheet apply to NYMC> well shit, yeah i guess> not me

Last year NYMC also came out SUPER SUPER late. Like one of the last (if not THE last) MD schools to release.

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do we know when they've released in previous cycles? < Dec 13 (2nd Friday of the month) last year

they said they will be releasing interviews in the next week and half

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okay… expect when??

whats high

what if you're not a reapplicant lol

> are you a resident trying to give us hope haha this is kind of random but i'll take it

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12/13 last year

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whats the deal with NYMC and Hackensack meridian

is there info on interview invite times from last year? i heard mid dec

and downstate, are they still releasing or was it just the pre-coordinated release date

no, but waiting with you

misery loves company <3

I'll just sit here as well

yeah & what about hackensack also nothing on PD sheet

UCSF is 11/17

echoing the henry ford question <3

I say apply. Would you rather be a non-derm resident or a derm resident at a program with warning? Plus if a program dissolved (and fact check me on this), the residents are shifted to other residencies to finish

umm list the programs here pls

NYMC no accreditation warnings

Colorado, Boston, NYMC

also like how big is the incoming class its like 4 then 2 then 3

a mentor told me last year that it was at risk of not receiving accreditation, but i couldnt find anything to corroborate this online

also wondering about this program, how do they pick people if they don't do aways? is it mostly home ppl?

a lot of skin of color + very underserved population. knowing spanish is a plus as most pts come from harlem & the bronx. residents own their own patients, lots of surgical procedures. no volunteering as far as I know, but seemed like the residents were involved in research

No accreditation or board issues

there are several real concerns re: accreditation and boards

i wouldnt say amazing location yes it's new york but you have to communte over an hour to different clinical sites and in new york its not worth it to have a car so you rely on subways that dont work

they interview a lot of northeast applicants

how competitive is this program?

its a decent program in an amazing location. worth signaling

this year I think was UCSF, case western, midwestern, UTMB, puerto rico, larkin, pcom georgia, temple, mcg, utah - half of those came out halfway through the cycle

The ones from the start of the cycle: Lark S Miami (not real, reserved for the unpaid research fellow), Case Western, Midwestern, DCC-Flint, UTMB, PR, PCOM, Georgia. Later ones that came out but from the grapevines they only interviewed people that had already signaled earlier in the cycle and/or were reserved for internal as there wasn't any mention of new reapplicants that hadn't originally signaled getting IIs: UCSF, Temple, MCG, NYMC, Wayne State, Utah

The ones from the start of the cycle: Lark S Miami (not real, reserved for the unpaid research fellow), Case Western, Midwestern, Dartmouth, DCC-Flint, UTMB, PR, PCOM, Georgia. Later ones that came out but from the grapevines they only interviewed people that had already signaled earlier in the cycle and/or were reserved for internal as there wasn't any mention of new reapplicants that hadn't originally signaled getting IIs: UCSF, Temple, MCG, NYMC, Wayne State, Utah

The ones from the start of the cycle: Larkin S Miami (not real, reserved for the unpaid research fellow), Case Western, Midwestern, Dartmouth, DCC-Flint, UTMB, PR, PCOM, Georgia. Later ones that came out but from the grapevines they only interviewed people that had already signaled earlier in the cycle and/or were reserved for internal as there wasn't any mention of new reapplicants that hadn't originally signaled getting IIs: UCSF, Temple, MCG, NYMC, Wayne State, Utah