Why is metrohealth casewestern checked off? I haven't seen anyone get one?
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Several posts describe confusion distinguishing the MetroHealth and University Hospitals tracks that are both affiliated with Case Western, with some commenters unsure which invites or questionnaires applied to which site. A number of posts also reference uncertainty around interview invite timing, dates, and confirmation communications.
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2025–2026 Derm
2 entries❌1. Interview day was brutal and inefficient. 14 (!!) 8-minute interviews back-to-back with little break in-between. Program coordinator was super nice but disorganized and we ended up finishing almost an hour over time. Interviewers were super distant, most of them barely smiled when they met me, and seemed bored/uninterested the whole time.
❌1. Toxic program. They have a strong preference and priority for Case Western students, matching 5 out of 7 of their seats to their own students. They historically had separate allopathic and osteopathic spots but recently eliminated the reservation of the osteopathic seats and used those spots to match their own students.
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did case western and ADCS orlando release II? they're checked off on the coordinated release sheet
Can we create an ongoing list of programs that ask for additional information in the PS (for standard, non-research applicants)? When applying to so many it's hard to keep track. Ones I know of: Case Western and UTSW.
How long has broward's derm program been around?
Likelihood of them actually taking MDs rather than DOs? Have heard even though these programs are now accepting MDs, they still prefer DOs
I know an MD who matched last year <you can see the current residents on the website. they have 3 MDs and 5 DOs. seems they are taking more MDs now
Its really not fair to not consider MDs
why not?
And you wonder why some MD programs have DO bias...
Haven't met an MD program with DO bias - rather way too many MD programs with MD bias.
case western lol
Anyone able to switch Case Western/Metro Health who has 1/31 (I have 1/24)?
What is the difference between Casewestern (University Hospitals) vs Metrohealth (casewestern)? I am so confused
Isn't one of them DO?
UH has 6 spots, 4 are MD and 2 are DO. It is more of an academic hospital. Metro is more of a community hospital and has 2-3 spots per year (2 this year). They are MD, but have been friendly to DOs in the past too. Both hospitals (and Cleveland Clinic) have affiliations with Case, but UH is basically what people mean when they say Case.
wtf why waste spots on DOs
omg that's so harsh
Metrohealth (Case Western) invite x3
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center invite (Case Western) x5
<email or eras? personalized? external/rotator/internal? thanks! <- email, generic, external and no regional ties <thanks and congrats! <what are their interview dates? January 11 and January 30
Any thoughts on this program? There's a pretty negative comment on Doximity
Do any internals or rotators have insight on when Case Western (MD) invites might come out? Currently delaying booking a flight, but can't wait much longer :/
Unsure but they haven't come out for internals yet
Do we know if Case Western UH sent out MD invites?
I think it was the osteopathic track released
What programs are left?
Florida St, Roger Williams, University Hospitals, MetroHealth/Case Western, Puerto Rico, rutgers --- Is CaseWestern for MD Still open???
KCUMB Mesa, Larkin-Hialeah, Beaumonth Health (Trenton), Still OPTI (Kirksville), Riverside (Ohio Health)
rutgers already sent out invites and rejections.
What is University Hospitals?
Case Western
Case Western/UH DO interview x2
< just DO?
DO are DOCs too. Don't discriminate or hate. Look yourself in the mirror
Not their point. You're crazy x1
I think it was a joke
you're a joke
<Any MDs get this?
Phd here and got it
Predications for this week? Maybe UCLA, Brown?
arent those the only two left? what about casewestern?
there's a lot left (loma linda, case western, einstein, brown ucla, fsu, temple, baylor in dallas, etc.)
I have about 10 places I applied to that have not sent invites/external invites...and I did not apply everywhere x2 <just look at the interview invites spreadsheet to see who's left
has baylor come out? (it seems that baylor houston already did)
baylor houston came out for internals only so far (pls correct this if I'm wrong)
Can I wait till after ranking to take Step 2 CK?
x 2 how do we find out if we actually need this or not. Don't want to bomb it in case I have to do this all over again if I don't match...
< I feel your pain
But serious question though...My school doesn’t care.
i heard others mentioning that some schools require it to rank, but idk which programs
< I know UCSF and Case Western do
For Case Western questionnaire, what is the difference between the second and third question?? x2I am so confused? What if we haven't taken all the cores yet?
i just filled out both of them the same bc i assume its a mistake << I filled it out before they added the 2nd questions 2 times
How can you not have taken the cores yet and be a MS4?<because some schools make it impossible to finish all your cores+do a derm elective/and or sub I+aways+time for research
< I also don't understand difference between question 2 and 3. I am in a H/HP/P/F system.
<< They screwed up. Originally it was 4 questions and somehow there's now 5. That question got duplicated
This is gonna be real awkward when my pass fail school means that my answers to this questionnaire are useless
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DO program for a few years - just started taking MDs last year -- Broward is one of the most favorable MD programs of the previous DO residencies. They're already almost 50/50 and many DOs have said that they think it will be 100% MD within 5 years. They also transitioned way early on and have been accredited for a while now