Applicant sentiment — from 150 anonymous posts, 2018–2027
5.7 / 10
What anonymous posters said
Anonymous posters frequently described NYU Grossman as a highly regarded, competitive dermatology program with strong clinical volume and hospital-based training. Several posts noted long working hours and mixed accounts of resident satisfaction, while others raised questions about housing costs and salary. A few commenters described the program as more clinically than research focused.
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Fame & Shame
2025–2026 Derm
2 entries
❌1. Very fucking weird vibes while rotating there. Attendings are nice to your face, harsh behind your back. Residents (including chiefs) are talking shit about certain nurses. Everyone can be super cold (esp some of the nurses? idk maybe just a NYC thing). Residents ask you to do little personal errands not related to patient care.
💬1. Might be a NYC thing with the nurses; they've been on strike in the past few months and tensions been building up. Frequent discussions on r/residency about the dynamic between NYC nurses and residents. > personal errands sounds like some bullshit > a friend who did an away there told me he was asked to help with picking up a resident's child lol > that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard respectfully a crazy thing to ask a med student
How is NYU interviewing 120 people for 8 slots? isnt that excessive?| Lol someone must be trolling. There are only 2 interview dates. I'm nearly positive they are not interviewing 60 per day. x2
actually if you look at the other schools it is a lowish to average number ... 15 or 20 to 1 slot is typical
Mar 23
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Top five programs don’t interview 15 per spot or go that deep on rank list. No PD/ Chair is going to want to see 60 applicants in a day. PSA: Don’t feed the troll. x2
The title states that it's for the interview dinner
Mar 23
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Was this really necessary to post?
Mar 23
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Sorry, you're probably right. Mea culpa.
Mar 23
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So we're back to deleting stuff, huh?
Mar 23
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I can't exactly what was said previously but it was along the lines of saying the person who made the comment to the left is "humble bragging" and that "mea culpa" is a poor excuse (brought to you by someone who can post on here and believes in trans-fair-ency. eg SWA)
Mar 23
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this was not false or misleading information. people should be able to post on here freely without the mods regulating which content gets published or not per their liking.
dont act dumb. people are gunners. shit is getting changed in an attempt to manipulate people. It has happened every year and it is hapening again this year. get over it. dont make decisions based on those comments. it is out of our control.
Mar 23
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Someone is also deleting positive comments for UCSF and Northwestern...
Does anyone know how competitve those 1-year fellowships in complex medical derm and derm-rheum are for those of us who end up at non-top-tier programs? I'm only asking because these fellowships are located at Harvard/UCSF/Penn/NYU and am wondering if they usually just take their own
Can anyone with experience at both comment on NYU vs Cornell? I know NYU is more "prestigious," but the schedule there seems relatively oppressive, and I got a friendlier/happier vibe at Cornell.
Thoughts about Harvard re: lack of metorship/continuity, lots of call, too many clinical sites, long hours, etc.? I really want to like the place, but these things worry me... (say, vs. NYU)| Or vs. Stanford
So I'm a die hard west coast person, but I'm wondering if it will be a big mistake to rank UCLA above NYU. Anyone with any perspective care to shed some light? I know I'm lucky to be in this position, but still... (different from the above person)
actually if you look at the other schools it is a lowish to average number ... 15 or 20 to 1 slot is typical