Phone buzzes → get excited → Eras email→ secondary application →
lol so true!
what program??
missou-columbia
Same LOL! is everyone getting secondary applications?
Columbia, MO
Applicant sentiment — from 43 anonymous posts, 2017–2026
6.5 / 10
What anonymous posters said
Several posts described University of Missouri-Columbia's derm program as having a strong reputation and praised faculty as knowledgeable and approachable. A number of commenters also noted delays or uncertainty around interview scheduling communication, with some anonymous posts referencing food provided during interview day.
AI-generated summary of opinions expressed in anonymous, unverified posts. It describes what posters wrote, not verified facts about this program. Based on these 43 posts · Updated Aug 2026 · Contest or respond to this entry · Takedown & right of reply
✅1. Incredibly well-prepared for its first cycle. Attendings were amazing, rest of staff were amazing, genuinely invested in mentoring students. Rotators got opportunities to get exposure in all aspects of dermatology. Work at a safety-net hospital, so great for those who want to work with an underserved population and not just bread-and-butter derm. Plenty of research options for those interested too.
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Phone buzzes → get excited → Eras email→ secondary application →
lol so true!
what program??
missou-columbia
Same LOL! is everyone getting secondary applications?
Anyone know if there's a word limit and due date for University of Missouri- Columbia supplement? Thanks!
University of Missouri out
Anyone who got Mizzou more recently recieved confirmation yet?
Hey guys - is Mizzou or SLU better for derm? I do not know the reputation of either and would appreciate some insight if you have any. Thanks!
From Mizzou, can't speak for SLU. I love the program. The faculty is young and I thought the didactics are very strong. Our two faculty who are dermatopathologist are extremely knowledgable and seem to enjoying sharing their knowledge. Dr. Martin is awesome and very well trained in peds derm and is really good at patch testing. Mohs is run by Dr. Golda and he is probably one of the nicest attendings I have worked with. He is also very good at reconstruction and great with his patients. From the most part I think the residents seem happy and have a good balance of clinical and academic time. If you'd like to know anything else let me know. Take care and best wishes.
-- Thank you so much - I really appreciate your input! :)
U missouri out - Externalx2 - 30 IV spots
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