are you guys listing any hobbies as one of 10 experiences? I dont see it as a drop down in "experience type"
Hi everyone,
Trying to figure out how to list the details in the experiences portion.
Are you guys just listing what your role is and what you did? Or are you going more in depth and more abstract, talking about how it has shaped you as an applicant etc etc
Theres a $200 SUB right now for amazon, but I recall it being $250 at some point? Should I wait?
Its last years link, but figured we would just repurpose
Applying cardiology, trying to figure out if I should be using standardized or narrative LOR? Feel like they could have been more clear regarding the differences on the website. Thanks in advance!
For the LOR section, are you putting the degree after LOR writer's last name?
Should I be delivering to "residency application service?" Kinda confusing cuz this is fellowship lol
Hi everyone,
ERAS opened today and I am wondering what you think my chances are at matching.
- I am a USMD at a mid tier residency program
- Letters of rec should be solid, 2 from pretty well known cardiologists, one who I have worked closely with
- Step scores: Step 2 26x, step 3 25x
- personal statement: assume is below average (always been a poor writer)
- Research (what worries me most):
-I have about 3 cardiology publications which I am a tertiary author
- 1 publications that is submitted (not yet accepted) where I am first author
- I have about 8 cardiology abstracts/posters, 4 of which are first author.
- And I have about 10 noncardiology abstracts as well
Would really appreciate any thoughts!
Hey everyone,
Wife just received credit card sign up bonus offer from fidelity. Only thing is she already has a credit card as she is a joint owner on mine. Is there downside in having her sign up for her own credit card just for the sign up bonus?
Was wondering if this split makes sense for a resident in his late 20s. Was wondering what you guys think of QQQM.
Hi,
I am a resident, hoping to buy a house within the next 5 years. I was thinking instead of trying to max out my 403b (where it will be tied up until 59.5), i put money into a taxable brokerage instead, where the money is more liquid. White coat investor doesnt really touch on this situation, it seems to say just max tax efficient investments first. Curious to hear your thoughts
Background: I have a 6 month emergency fund, disability, life, and maxed out my Roth IRA
I have both a fidelity account where I pretty much keep all my savings and retirement accounts, I also have a robinhood account with about 2k invested. I just got preapproved for the Robinhood 3% cashback card, so was wondering which to pick. I see lots of discussion regarding which to choose between this or fidelity.
Is there any downside in just having both? I see people mentioning the fidelity $150 SUB, no foreign transaction fee, free global entry. But then why cant I get fidelity to get all these perks, in addition to getting robinhood for the 3%? Just want to make sure im not missing anything. Thanks!
Debating over this currently, curious to hear what other residents/physicians think.
I noticed Dahle says to prioritize maxing Roth IRA before a Roth 401k/403b (after employer match of course). Was wondering if someone can explain why?
EDIT: I AM A RESIDENT