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Fame & Shame

2025–2026 Derm

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1. Very evident that this is a nepotism heavy program. They haven't taken their RY fellows in the past, so the program has a lot of pressure to match them. Highly favor PhD applicants, especially those from home, as you can tell from their resident roster that has 1 PhD every single year. The program coordinator was passive aggressive at times, and they handed out way too many away rotations when they knew from the beginning of the cycle who their picks were. This was evident because the interview attestation form was given out super late near the end of the cycle in February when most programs had you sign it before the interview day. No socials either, which is very rare for dermatology interviews that don't have second looks.

2. I enjoyed rotating here, but it's 100% a rotation mill. Sure, you'll get an interview from your rotation, but as many others have said on this spreadsheet UConn already knows who they want before interviewing. Don't waste your time if you're not a Quinnipac/UConn student, UConn research fellow, family friends with the program coordinator, or married to one of the residents

3. Unfortunately the rumors from the 2025-2026 spreadsheet are true. They already knew who they wanted prior to away rotators starting. They matched their internals (MD-PhD, two RYs and their fellow). They offer over 30+ away rotations and some in dermatopathology but it was clearly for show since they knew their rank list from their home and affiliate programs (fellows/Quinnipiac). I would be very cautious using an away here because it is based on nepotism. There is one very powerful faculty member at this institution that is very Pro-Trump and Pro-Zionist to the point where their scribe warns you beforehand working with them to not say anything and to let it happen. As a rotator I personally witnessed this faculty member get into a debate about politics while in the room with the patient who held an opposing view. There are no words to express the disappointment many rotators had for this away rotation seeing the match list prove these rumors true. Protect your feelings and do not trust this program to not match based on nepotism.

💬1. is the pro-trump pro-zionist a man or woman? I rotated here and didn't experience that lolol

💬1. is the pro-trump pro-zionist a man or woman? I rotated here and didn't experience that lolol > woman, incoming president of AAD lol

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Did anyone interviewing with UConn on Thursday get any info about schedule, etc?

#22182025–2026 DermFeb 21

Yes an email was sent before Christmas I believe

Feb 21
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wow I fully did not receive anything lol RIP but thanks! lol ayo fr same

Feb 21
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omg ty for this king/queen haha

Feb 21
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wow I fully did not receive anything lol RIP but thanks! lol ayo fr same

Mar 7
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omg ty for this king/queen haha

Mar 7
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"new year new uconn lore?

#22052025–2026 DermFeb 21

their interviews are next week drop the tea

Feb 21
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in a land before time, all 4 spots were already promised to people prior to the interview... it will all unfold during match week

Feb 21
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one of their PDs is a hardcore trump supporter and zionist"

Feb 21
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Broooo

Feb 21
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It's sadly true and said person is also very into talking politics at work, with patients etc

Feb 21
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It's sadly true and said person is also very into talking politics at work, with patients etc

Mar 7
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can we make a tab for rotation mills so future apps can be aware?

#21382025–2026 DermFeb 21

need a detailed aways tab

Feb 21
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there is one

Feb 21
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where

Feb 21
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nvm found it!

Feb 21
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I can't find it where?

Feb 21
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it's far on the right under "aways 25-26"

Feb 21
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uconn getting cooked already

Feb 21
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never forget USC

Feb 21
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where

Mar 7
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nvm found it!

Mar 7
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I can't find it where?

Mar 7
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it's far on the right under "aways 25-26"

Mar 7
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never forget USC

Mar 7
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Does the 2026 match list have all the updated number of seats for this year?

#21342025–2026 DermFeb 21

No, Cooper has 1 seat

Feb 21
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emory only taking 6 this year and no PGY2 spot

Feb 21
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cincinnati only taking 3 this year

Feb 21
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i think we can assume uconn takes 1 md-phd a year

Feb 21
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emory only taking 6 this year and no PGY2 spot

Mar 7
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cincinnati only taking 3 this year

Mar 7
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i think we can assume uconn takes 1 md-phd a year

Mar 7
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im bored can we bring back dermlinkscholars discourse

#21172025–2026 DermFeb 21

idk about this spill tea < Multiple residents told me to avoid them

Feb 21
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> if you want tea, just talk about uconn

Feb 21
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imagine if they had matched uconn, thats game over

Feb 21
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imagine if they had matched uconn, thats game over

Mar 7
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should we make a list of places that assign interview dates for next year's applicants? like someone mentioned below that's an easy way to get a conflict

#21072025–2026 DermFeb 21

UVA, Penn, UConn, USC, lake granbury, northwestern peds derm, yale

Feb 21
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any new uconn tea or lore? waiting for the weekly tea spill...

#20682025–2026 DermFeb 21

Current chief resident is married to one of the first year residents. Particularly interesting given the fact that the chief's class was responsible (in part) for picking which current first years matched.

Feb 21
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i heard the nepo stuff is about people applying this year

Feb 21
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Ok no, let's not shame them for keeping a couple in the program. Couple's match exists for basically the same thing, obviously was taken into consideration, but he was also a home student so.

Feb 21
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so if I start fucking a chief, can I laugh at a program??

Feb 21
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also they are an md-phd home student, lets be real they were in on their own merit

Feb 21
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another one of the first years is married to a prior resident

Feb 21
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uconn derm scribes have entered the chat

Feb 21
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the scribes know everything, they hear it all while pretending to chart acne, like oh you think this is about tretinoin? no babe this is about succession

Feb 21
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they don’t rotate, they observe, like gargoyles perched in clinic corners absorbing gossip via osmosis

Feb 21
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one scribe literally tried to one-up the rotators pretending like they were a rotator themselves, I felt like I was fighting for my life working with them

Feb 21
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another knows who cried on match day and who pretended not to care but absolutely cared

Feb 21
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the scribes silently rank rotators based on vibes and how much rotators suck up to them

Feb 21
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re the couples discourse, uconn derm is basically a CW show where everyone is married, engaged, previously dated, or dermatologically adjacent

Feb 21
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chief married to intern isn’t nepotism, it’s foreshadowing, season finale energy

Feb 21
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md-phd home student isn’t nepo, that’s just built different > one of the first years married to a prior resident is just alumni relations

Feb 21
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uconn derm doesn’t have a family tree, it has a family wreath

Feb 21
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“if I start fucking a chief can I laugh at a program” only after submitting a prior auth

Feb 21
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anyway the scribes are charting and minding their business while absolutely not minding their business at all

Feb 21
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uconn is becoming a meme on here lmao

Feb 21
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that scribe that "one ups you" scribes for EVERY leadership faculty at uconn, I'm sure they know what goes on behind the scenes >. damn i'm so glad i did not apply here omg

Feb 21
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WANT MORE TEAAAAA

Feb 21
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if I don't match, I'm gonna apply to be a scribe at UConn derm

Feb 21
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scribeamerica take me back

Feb 21
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the chief resident married to one of the first years was also family friends with the program coordinator before rotating at UConn. Program coordinator at UConn has more sway than at many other institutions

Feb 21
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POOP

Feb 21
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i heard the nepo stuff is about people applying this year

Mar 7
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Ok no, let's not shame them for keeping a couple in the program. Couple's match exists for basically the same thing, obviously was taken into consideration, but he was also a home student so.

Mar 7
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so if I start fucking a chief, can I laugh at a program??

Mar 7
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also they are an md-phd home student, lets be real they were in on their own merit

Mar 7
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another one of the first years is married to a prior resident

Mar 7
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uconn derm scribes have entered the chat

Mar 7
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the scribes know everything, they hear it all while pretending to chart acne, like oh you think this is about tretinoin? no babe this is about succession

Mar 7
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they don’t rotate, they observe, like gargoyles perched in clinic corners absorbing gossip via osmosis

Mar 7
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one scribe literally tried to one-up the rotators pretending like they were a rotator themselves, I felt like I was fighting for my life working with them

Mar 7
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another knows who cried on match day and who pretended not to care but absolutely cared

Mar 7
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the scribes silently rank rotators based on vibes and how much rotators suck up to them

Mar 7
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re the couples discourse, uconn derm is basically a CW show where everyone is married, engaged, previously dated, or dermatologically adjacent

Mar 7
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chief married to intern isn’t nepotism, it’s foreshadowing, season finale energy

Mar 7
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md-phd home student isn’t nepo, that’s just built different > one of the first years married to a prior resident is just alumni relations

Mar 7
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uconn derm doesn’t have a family tree, it has a family wreath

Mar 7
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“if I start fucking a chief can I laugh at a program” only after submitting a prior auth

Mar 7
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anyway the scribes are charting and minding their business while absolutely not minding their business at all

Mar 7
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uconn is becoming a meme on here lmao

Mar 7
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that scribe that "one ups you" scribes for EVERY leadership faculty at uconn, I'm sure they know what goes on behind the scenes >. damn i'm so glad i did not apply here omg

Mar 7
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if I don't match, I'm gonna apply to be a scribe at UConn derm

Mar 7
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scribeamerica take me back

Mar 7
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the chief resident married to one of the first years was also family friends with the program coordinator before rotating at UConn. Program coordinator at UConn has more sway than at many other institutions

Mar 7
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How many days a week and times in a day do people check this sheet? Just curious

#20672025–2026 DermFeb 21

I check it every hour of the day... >I check it every hour, but I also have a few tabs open on different devices just in case I miss something.

Feb 21
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I’ve got an alarm set every 30 minutes just so I don’t accidentally forget to check in and make sure the derm updates are intact gotta keep up with the uconn lore lmao

Feb 21
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Honestly, I feel like I’ve become one with this spreadsheet at this point like, we’re basically a team

Feb 21
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Some days, I get a little wild and start checking it every 10 minutes, just in case there's a new comment or a cell got formatted differently

Feb 21
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The derm sheet has literally taken over my life; I even dream about it sometimes, trying to recall the last change I saw in cell G3 Manifesting for another interview or that someone magically cancels

Feb 21
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I’m convinced the dermapp spreadsheet knows me better than my therapist at this point like, it’s reading my mind when I refresh it

Feb 21
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It's now my morning routine: wake up, grab coffee, and immediately dive into the derm spreadsheet like it's a treasure map

Feb 21
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lol nobody knows what we're going thru i like checkin it

Feb 21
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q8hr

Feb 21
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BID two weeks on, two weeks off alternating with my other specialty I applied into.

Feb 21
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what's the other speciality, is this spreadsheet better lol?

Feb 21
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IM, this is definitely more active but IM has nicer people on it lol ( the tea spill and drama on here is part of my nightly phone time)

Feb 21
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haha dermies or should I say wannabe dermies are defintely something

Feb 21
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if i match derm i feel like ill still check in on here peak app season to see what's good 🤣

Feb 21
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pgy2 checking in bc i love reading the tea

Feb 21
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POOP

Feb 21
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BID two weeks on, two weeks off alternating with my other specialty I applied into.

Mar 7
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what's the other speciality, is this spreadsheet better lol?

Mar 7
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IM, this is definitely more active but IM has nicer people on it lol ( the tea spill and drama on here is part of my nightly phone time)

Mar 7
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haha dermies or should I say wannabe dermies are defintely something

Mar 7
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if i match derm i feel like ill still check in on here peak app season to see what's good 🤣

Mar 7
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pgy2 checking in bc i love reading the tea

Mar 7
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Is henry ford a rotation mill? Is it a uconn situation there with courtesy interviews?

#20252025–2026 DermFeb 21

let it gooooo pls no one knows the answer at this point

Feb 21
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POOP

Feb 21
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Thoughts on programs that interview all rotators?

#20232025–2026 DermFeb 21

depends some places like UF and Emory that interview all their rotators have a good chance of matching there because they are very selective on who they pick and they have a good track record of matching rotators, also they don't have too many rotators - Conversely, programs like UConn who have a ton of rotators and interview all of them, you don't really know if you have a good shot, also based on tea on this spreadsheet there's nepotism rumors, research fellows, etc. so your chances at a program like that may be lower and can give applicants false hope

Feb 21
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anyone know about upmc?

Feb 21
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UF interviews most of their rotators but also interviews a significant amount of non-rotators, plus away/gold seem to weigh less post-interview there. Certainly better than a lot of other programs but there are programs that only interview internals and more heavily weigh away/gold/etc post-interview as well. ^ It's the best when a program is very selective with away rotators and then interviews them all because it means you already have a high shot at being ranked. Places that take a ton of rotators and intreview all as a courtesy = waste of time for everyone and waste of hope.

Feb 21
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what counts as a high number of away rotators? 20+? 30+?

Feb 21
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some programs take 6 aways per month so do with that what you will

Feb 21
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great bc they give you an interview! Not great if it doesn't correlate with true shot at a decent place on the rank list. But there's no true way to know and we will never know how the pie is made as applicants so whatever

Feb 21
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Reapplicant here, from what ive seen from my away rotations and who they matched: my experience, they definitely take at least 1 away rotator depending on number of spots the program has. If they have internals + away rotators with better stats or from better schools with decent personalities, might not go your way. if you are one of those rotators with great stats and they don't have too many internals then you're in a great place to possibly match there

Feb 21
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also depends on how the internals rank them - can't assume that all of the internals actually want to go there

Feb 21
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. on OP's question, what programs interview all rotators?

Feb 21
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Harbor-

Feb 21
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not true. would say it's more accurate to say that all applicants interviewed will have done an away rotation. similar to Kaiser LA

Feb 21
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where do we find number of away rotators a prgram takes per year?

Feb 21
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theres a sidebar on some of the VSLO apps that show how many they accept per month, and then from there you can roughly calculate

Feb 21
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Reapplicant here, from what ive seen from my away rotations and who they matched: my experience, they definitely take at least 1 away rotator depending on number of spots the program has. If they have internals + away rotators with better stats or from better schools with decent personalities, might not go your way. if you are one of those rotators with great stats and they don't have too many internals then you're in a great place to possibly match there

Mar 7
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also depends on how the internals rank them - can't assume that all of the internals actually want to go there

Mar 7
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Harbor-

Mar 7
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not true. would say it's more accurate to say that all applicants interviewed will have done an away rotation. similar to Kaiser LA

Mar 7
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theres a sidebar on some of the VSLO apps that show how many they accept per month, and then from there you can roughly calculate

Mar 7
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I have seen programs with all women class. Has anyone seen a cohort with only guys?

#20182025–2026 DermFeb 21

Geisinger senior class is all guys!

Feb 21
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Uconn has a lot of men

Feb 21
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Tufts senior class is all but 1 male

Feb 21
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was on a social the other day, 14 women 3 dudes, guys are minorities

Feb 21
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oh how the tables have turned lol

Feb 21
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POOP

Feb 21
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oh how the tables have turned lol

Mar 7
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M1 here trying to decide whether to go into derm or anesthesia. want a good lifestyle and compensation but hate the idea of working nights and weekends. i view medicine as more of a job. like fast-paced outpatient which draws me to derm. honestly the only thing i'm worried about with derm is the competetiveness. would y'all recommend shooting for derm or is it too hard? maybe dual apply?

#19932025–2026 DermFeb 21

sounds like you want an outpatient specialty... there is PM&R, Psych, and Fam Med. probably more too.

Feb 21
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Derm vs. anesthesia is basically choosing between being a sunscreen sorcerer or a professional chair-recliner who monitors beeps for a living.

Feb 21
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Derm gives you that fast-paced outpatient life, but only in the sense that patients sprint into clinic convinced their mosquito bite is melanoma.

Feb 21
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Anesthesia is chill until suddenly it isn’t and you’re staring at a 3 a.m. airway like it’s a cryptid in the woods.

Feb 21
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Meanwhile derm residents are sleeping peacefully, dreaming of moisturizers that cost more than rent.

Feb 21
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You want lifestyle? Derm is the final evolution of lifestyle Pokémon.

Feb 21
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But the entry requirements are Step scores forged in the fires of Mordor and a CV longer than the CVS receipt of someone with seasonal allergies.

Feb 21
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Anesthesia pays well, but so do careers where you don’t get called at ungodly hours because a surgeon wants “just one more case.”

Feb 21
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Derm, on the other hand, closes at 4 p.m. sharp because no one gets a rash emergency at midnight.

Feb 21
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Dual applying derm and anesthesia is like saying “I want to be a pastry chef OR a firefighter.”

Feb 21
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Both cool, but no one is expecting that combo and you’ll confuse literally everyone including yourself.

Feb 21
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PM&R actually has decent lifestyle too, especially if you vibe with rehab gyms and people asking if you lift.

Feb 21
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Psych lets you go home early after talking about everyone’s childhood trauma while your own quietly festers.

Feb 21
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Family med is outpatient life in its purest, rawest form.

Feb 21
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But the hours depend entirely on whether your clinic is managed by competent humans or gremlins fueled by expired energy drinks.

Feb 21
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Honestly, nothing is too hard if you’re willing to brute-force study until your brain starts buffering mid-sentence.

Feb 21
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But also nothing is worth sacrificing your future Saturdays for if you don’t absolutely have to.

Feb 21
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Shoot for derm if it calls to you, because the worst they can say is no and the best they can say is “welcome to the SPF cult.”

Feb 21
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And if not, anesthesia will always welcome you with open arms and slightly droopy eyelids.

Feb 21
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Just pick whichever one makes you least likely to cry into your badge photo.

Feb 21
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And remember: in the end, all you really want is zero nights, zero weekends, and a paycheck that whispers “you made the right choice.”" with "does henry ford interview all rotators? Trying to see if it's a uconn situation with courtesy interviews..."

Feb 21
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... have you shadowed either...

Feb 21
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shadowed both. anesthesia was 95% doing nothing, 5% doing minimally invasive procedures with I like. shadowed derm and thought the daily practice was more my style. however since i don't know anything about derm it was less interesting in a sense since i was literally watching someone think. i don't think i'll get a sense of what derm is like until residency for that reason. with that being said i shadowed MOHs and absolutely loved it.

Feb 21
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As someone who is not yet a resident, I find derm to be the most fascinating specialty! There are so many cool and unique presentations and endless amounts to learn about each one! If you don't feel genuinely interested in the specialty, you probably shouldn't apply just for the lifestyle alone.

Feb 21
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not saying i am not interested in the specialty, i'm saying i don't know enough about derm to really decide if the pathology/treatment is interesting. wondering if i should start racking up pubs and presentations and stuff so if i do decide to go derm i can make that shift easier

Feb 21
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try to talk to derm residents/attendings. No offense but med students just can't get the most accurate sene of what it feels like to practice derm so wouldn't have the best perspective to help you decide. Also this spreadsheet is biased since everyone here wants derm lol

Feb 21
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thank you, will do that

Feb 21
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prep for derm match than switch to gas if you want. Its def harder going other way around >Shadowing anesthesia feels like watching a calm wizard guard a beeping cauldron, 95% serenity and 5% poking things with needles, which is admittedly pretty fun.

Feb 21
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Derm shadowing felt more your vibe, even if it was basically watching someone silently think for eight hours like a dermatologic Sherlock Holmes.

Feb 21
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And yeah, MOHs is basically derm’s boss fight and it makes sense you loved it, tiny scalpels and big satisfaction.

Feb 21
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Someone else dropping in like “Derm is the coolest specialty ever, endless rashes, endless mysteries,” which is true if you’re into that dermatologic Pokémon card collecting energy.

Feb 21
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But they rightly pointed out that if you don’t actually find the content fascinating, you shouldn’t pick it just because derm people leave work at 3 p.m. spiritually.

Feb 21
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You aren’t uninterested, you just don’t know enough yet to decide if staring at biopsies and chronic hives is your forever jam.

Feb 21
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And now you’re wondering if you should start grinding pubs and posters like you’re farming experience points for the Derm Final Boss.

Feb 21
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Then someone reminds you that med students have the clinical perspective accuracy of a potato and you really need to talk to actual derm residents or attendings.

Feb 21
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Also the spreadsheet is biased because everyone on it wants derm like it’s Beyoncé tickets.

Feb 21
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You respond politely like “Thanks, will do,” but internally you’re already imagining cold emailing 40 dermatologists.

Feb 21
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And of course someone drops the chaotic classic: prep like you’re going derm, then switch to anesthesia later if you want, because apparently going from gas to derm is like trying to evolve a Pokémon with the wrong stone.

Feb 21
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Ngl OP I think you need to do a lot more soul searching and real life data gathering. Feel free to start doing derm research to hedge but picking a specialty solely for lifestyle and pay is not a recipe for career satisfaction. though totally fair if lifestyle/pay are one factor of many. You will naturally be more "competitive" if you like what you do (even in med school). > tbh this is why i picked derm though. Sometimes for some of us having the right amount of interest in it (more than other options doesn't need to be a passion) in combo with lifestyle and pay is, in fact, a recipe for career satisfaction. well.....i haven't matched obvs but hopefully it's so

Feb 21
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totally, that's why I qualified my statement with "solely" above!

Feb 21
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POOP

Feb 21
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shadowed both. anesthesia was 95% doing nothing, 5% doing minimally invasive procedures with I like. shadowed derm and thought the daily practice was more my style. however since i don't know anything about derm it was less interesting in a sense since i was literally watching someone think. i don't think i'll get a sense of what derm is like until residency for that reason. with that being said i shadowed MOHs and absolutely loved it.

Mar 7
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As someone who is not yet a resident, I find derm to be the most fascinating specialty! There are so many cool and unique presentations and endless amounts to learn about each one! If you don't feel genuinely interested in the specialty, you probably shouldn't apply just for the lifestyle alone.

Mar 7
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not saying i am not interested in the specialty, i'm saying i don't know enough about derm to really decide if the pathology/treatment is interesting. wondering if i should start racking up pubs and presentations and stuff so if i do decide to go derm i can make that shift easier

Mar 7
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try to talk to derm residents/attendings. No offense but med students just can't get the most accurate sene of what it feels like to practice derm so wouldn't have the best perspective to help you decide. Also this spreadsheet is biased since everyone here wants derm lol

Mar 7
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thank you, will do that

Mar 7
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prep for derm match than switch to gas if you want. Its def harder going other way around >Shadowing anesthesia feels like watching a calm wizard guard a beeping cauldron, 95% serenity and 5% poking things with needles, which is admittedly pretty fun.

Mar 7
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Derm shadowing felt more your vibe, even if it was basically watching someone silently think for eight hours like a dermatologic Sherlock Holmes.

Mar 7
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And yeah, MOHs is basically derm’s boss fight and it makes sense you loved it, tiny scalpels and big satisfaction.

Mar 7
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Someone else dropping in like “Derm is the coolest specialty ever, endless rashes, endless mysteries,” which is true if you’re into that dermatologic Pokémon card collecting energy.

Mar 7
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But they rightly pointed out that if you don’t actually find the content fascinating, you shouldn’t pick it just because derm people leave work at 3 p.m. spiritually.

Mar 7
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You aren’t uninterested, you just don’t know enough yet to decide if staring at biopsies and chronic hives is your forever jam.

Mar 7
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And now you’re wondering if you should start grinding pubs and posters like you’re farming experience points for the Derm Final Boss.

Mar 7
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Then someone reminds you that med students have the clinical perspective accuracy of a potato and you really need to talk to actual derm residents or attendings.

Mar 7
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Also the spreadsheet is biased because everyone on it wants derm like it’s Beyoncé tickets.

Mar 7
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You respond politely like “Thanks, will do,” but internally you’re already imagining cold emailing 40 dermatologists.

Mar 7
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And of course someone drops the chaotic classic: prep like you’re going derm, then switch to anesthesia later if you want, because apparently going from gas to derm is like trying to evolve a Pokémon with the wrong stone.

Mar 7
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totally, that's why I qualified my statement with "solely" above!

Mar 7
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Curious about chances at uconn as an away rotator but with no inside connection as per tea on this spreadsheet... only have 3 other II

#19672025–2026 DermFeb 21

probably low but they obviously saw something in your app that made them want to interview you, so would focus on that!

Feb 21
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also an away rotator, idk if this is true so someone can correct me but I think they are interviewing all of the rotators, so I've heard it's more of courtesy interview???

Feb 21
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im prety sure they are inteviewing all rotators

Feb 21
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courtesy interviews hurts to read LMAO, very true though. Wonder how the sub will be when that nepo plays out in real time..

Feb 21
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who is the nepo?

Feb 21
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ready for the weekly uconn tea spill, any tea??

Feb 21
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their resident matched at UCLA mohs!

Feb 21
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md-phd mohs surgeon is goated

Feb 21
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POOP

Feb 21
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their resident matched at UCLA mohs!

Mar 7
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md-phd mohs surgeon is goated

Mar 7
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how far down do programs actualy go on their lists

#18752025–2026 DermFeb 21

I heard 2x seats. So if they have 4 seats, they will get to like #8 on their list. Of course more elite programs may only reach the number of seats. Like all top 4 will fill the 4 seats since the program is highly desired.

Feb 21
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Am I screwed if I'm only interviewing at T10 programs then

Feb 21
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Highly doubt it is this high on their lists except very desirable programs. If they only went 2x their seats they wouldn't be interviewing 10x their seats. Safe bet is halfway down their rank list so if they interview 40 for 4 spots I'd bet they usually end up in the 15-20 range

Feb 21
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I heard a place interview 40 and last year they went down to #7. From a scribe. Guess the program.

Feb 21
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Penn

Feb 21
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UConn

Feb 21
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lol if it's from a scribe it's definitely UCONN!!! they gossip so much

Feb 21
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does anyone actually know where like a mid-tier program typically lands

Feb 21
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hard to say because many mid-tier programs rank mid-tier med school appliciants higher and they likely have interviews at only those types of programs - I would say it is similar

Feb 21
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totally agree with this. One place I've heard that interviews like 50-60 usually drops to halfway down that list. But 100% agree that mid-tier places often rank by who they think would rank them high> I''m at a mid tier and we match our top 10-15. Being mid tier doesnt make it any less competitive, it just means it's a different pool of people who are a good fit

Feb 21
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Am I screwed if I'm only interviewing at T10 programs then

Mar 7
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I heard a place interview 40 and last year they went down to #7. From a scribe. Guess the program.

Mar 7
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Penn

Mar 7
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UConn

Mar 7
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lol if it's from a scribe it's definitely UCONN!!! they gossip so much

Mar 7
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hard to say because many mid-tier programs rank mid-tier med school appliciants higher and they likely have interviews at only those types of programs - I would say it is similar

Mar 7
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totally agree with this. One place I've heard that interviews like 50-60 usually drops to halfway down that list. But 100% agree that mid-tier places often rank by who they think would rank them high> I''m at a mid tier and we match our top 10-15. Being mid tier doesnt make it any less competitive, it just means it's a different pool of people who are a good fit

Mar 7
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Other than UConn does anyone else know of other places that have been giving pity/courtesy interviews (aka interviewing all rotators and there's a low chance of matching there?)

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would this mean UConn is a rotation mill?

Feb 21
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so like if i did not do an away at UConn but have an II should i be happy or sad about it

Feb 21
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sad because the speculation is that they already know who they want, not to say that it wont fall down the list

Feb 21
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im pretty sure uconn has exclusively matched their away rotators or internals, at least in the most recent past

Feb 21
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resident during my uconn away pointed at all the rotators and said they had the same amount last yr and over half DID NOT MATCH AT ALL 😑

Feb 21
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I had the same thing happen to me.

Feb 21
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current chief matched there bc she is a family friend of the program coordinator (secrets out, sorry not sorry)

Feb 21
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what... that's so rude

Feb 21
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toxic behavior

Feb 21
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POOP

Feb 21
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sad because the speculation is that they already know who they want, not to say that it wont fall down the list

Mar 7
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im pretty sure uconn has exclusively matched their away rotators or internals, at least in the most recent past

Mar 7
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resident during my uconn away pointed at all the rotators and said they had the same amount last yr and over half DID NOT MATCH AT ALL 😑

Mar 7
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I had the same thing happen to me.

Mar 7
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current chief matched there bc she is a family friend of the program coordinator (secrets out, sorry not sorry)

Mar 7
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toxic behavior

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