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What applicants said about Stanford Health Care-CA in the 2017 cycle

Stanford, CA

Stanford Health Care-CA

Applicant sentiment — from 21 anonymous posts, 2016-2017 Derm

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anyone know how many letters stanford wants?

#1456Mar 22

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Mar 22
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Any prelim program invites go out yet?

#1451Mar 22

anyone have thoughts on California schools?

Mar 22
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expensive living AF

Mar 22
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regardless of reputation, a lot of them are super desirable because of their location (and many of them are really good, too) and will be ranked highly by many applicants based on geography alone. Though all relatively highly competitive, UCSF and Stanford are some of the top programs in the nation (in many respects). USC is also a well-respected program with excellent clinical diversity given its county hospital and is a program that is known to give residents great autonomy

Mar 22
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Are there any "weak" derm programs in CA? Maybe Loma Linda. Doesn't matter, everyone wants to live in California so they'll all be competitive for that reason alone.| The UC programs are all considered very competitive and strong programs. UCSF is considered a top 5 but has the reputation of being very malignant

Mar 22
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From speaking to UCSF residents it actually sounded to me like changes have been made to address some of the issues residents were having - did not get the impression that it was a malignant environment but if someone has some inside info please share!

Mar 22
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what was making the program malignant? just the sheer amount of work or interpersonal conflicts? I'm not concerned about the amount of work, but interpersonal conflicts would influence my ranking

Mar 22
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Definitely hours and work volume. In the past, on previous spreadsheets, UCSF derm residents seemed pretty exhausted & a little late by the time they got to the applicant pre-interview dinner & it was quite noticeable. I don't believe any of it was interpersonal conflict related. I mean it's UCSF so maybe people just accepted it as is.

Mar 22
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http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/preliminary-transitional-year-interview-thread-2016-2017.1222021/

Mar 22
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stanford rejectionx10...why us =( :(((((((((( :/ so what shall we eat away our misery with...Dessert or comfort food?

#1220Mar 22
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does anyone know how many people stanford usually interviews? 40 people last year...pretty good odds as this program is large

#1219Mar 22
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Any one hear back from Stanford?

#1167Mar 22
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Has anyone gotten confirmation from Stanford yet?

#1116Mar 22
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Anyone hear back from Stanford?

#1104Mar 22
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stanford doe right?

#961Mar 22
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I know everyone does an eye-roll when Stanford is brought up, BUT - does anyone know how many internals they interviewed this year? x2

#708Mar 22
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Assume everyone gets phone meeting with stanford? x7

#692Mar 22
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Penn is the new Stanford

#681Mar 22
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phone calls from Stanford for questions? How bad is it to not have any left?

#650Mar 22
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Stanford vs. Harvard vs. UPenn? i know this is a bratty question but I feel like all of the residents were happy at all 3 programs...

#593Mar 22
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Harvard vs Stanford vs UPenn vs Tesla vs SpaceX, having a hard time deciding here...

#591Mar 22
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usc vs stanford?

#532Mar 22

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