minimuffin:
Hey y'all I'm lowkey super confused. I applied to the 2+2 AZ/FL + 2+2 MN/FL as my top choices. I received a II from the FL campus, but they don't have a 4 year program, right? How can I tell which program I'm interviewing for?
99.9% of the time you’re interviewing for your #1 choice
MrMacrophage:
99.9% of the time you’re interviewing for your #1 choice
Thank you :-)
secretiveplotter:
same here like 1:02 ET/12:02 CT
when did you guys submit your secondary?
yeyewhat:
when did you guys submit your secondary?
Just so u guys know I submitted my secondary like a week ago and got a II :’) I don’t think the time of submission mattered too much
anonymous:
Just so u guys know I submitted my secondary like a week ago and got a II :’) I don’t think the time of submission mattered too much
damn maybe im cooked rip. on my status it still doesn't say anything about under review so idk/
yeyewhat:
damn maybe im cooked rip. on my status it still doesn't say anything about under review so idk/
what do you mean? it should say under review?
it just says your application is ready, but nothing about under review.
yeyewhat:
it just says your application is ready, but nothing about under review.
doesn't everyone's say that once completed?
anonymous:
Unsure if this is the right place to ask this, but I recently received an interview at Mayo AZ and had a question on the multi-site structure.
I ranked AZ highest because of some family ties and I loved its integration with the diverse Phoenix area. I knew MN is the flagship site when applying, but I didn’t really consider differences in matching / reputation. While I don’t regret ranking AZ first and would be so excited to attend, are there are any differences in opportunities / experiences between the two sites?
Yes, there are. MN for instance has most of the research, and its home programs are stronger and much larger, which means an easier time matching home
MrMacrophage:
Yes, there are. MN for instance has most of the research, and its home programs are stronger and much larger, which means an easier time matching home
I got a II to the MN-FL track. Do you know anything about how attending Jax for the last two years of medical school affects your matching chances relative to the 4-year MN program? Are they essentially the same?