Can you elaborate on applicant ranking based on preference and not likelihood of match. I have heard applicants not match because they are ranking reach programs.
It’s a very nice video. I have a question: If I ranked program M in the 12th choice on my rank list, and the program M has 8 resident positions and it ranked me in 5th choice on its rank list. Then, even if I didn’t match all my top 11 choices, I’d be matched by the program M as my 12th choice and the program M’s 5th choice. Is this correct?
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The last point you emphasize is super critical for me. I really thank you for this insight!
Extremely beneficial... I've watched the video several times. Thank you
Absolutely informative video for applicants. Thank you dr awan for such contents. Loved it!
Nice to know the process this season around and the final thought and conclusion regarding ranking the program you prefer. Needed the reassurance :)
That's so nice to know the process,thanks
Thanks a lot Dr Omer Awan for these valuable information.
No problem! Anytime
Thank you so very kindly for this explaination !!!
Thank you for the insight Dr. Awan.
Absolutely amazing! Thanks!
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Can you elaborate on applicant ranking based on preference and not likelihood of match. I have heard applicants not match because they are ranking reach programs.
It’s a very nice video. I have a question:
If I ranked program M in the 12th choice on my rank list, and the program M has 8 resident positions and it ranked me in 5th choice on its rank list. Then, even if I didn’t match all my top 11 choices, I’d be matched by the program M as my 12th choice and the program M’s 5th choice. Is this correct?
That is correct