Pre-lim question. Please help… 🥲
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Pre-lim question. Please help… 🥲

If I'm applying to PM&R, should I only apply to Internal Medicine preliminary positions, or should I also apply to PM&R-specific preliminary positions?

For example, Baylor has multiple Internal Medicine preliminary positions. If I want to apply to their preliminary IM intern year only but not their advanced PM&R program, can I still apply to their Prelim-PM&R position?

Also, are PM&R preliminary positions generally reserved for applicants who are also applying to that institution's advanced/categorical PM&R program, or can applicants applying to PM&R programs elsewhere apply for those preliminary positions as well?

u/That-Role-3275 — 4 days ago
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How do we know which IM programs are prelim vs categorical ?

In the “search programs” category of ERAS there is no section that says “prelim- internal medicine.” I attached a screenshot so it’s easier to understand. In the P section of select a category there is no prelim option. There is only an internal medicine option. In the internal medicine section there is no “internal medicine - prelim option” how do we add prelim programs to our ERAS app??

u/That-Role-3275 — 4 days ago
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What’s the difference between medicine-prelim and PM&R-prelim? I am trying to apply to intern year programs, but I’m not sure which one to choose... I’ll be applying PM&R advanced positions.

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u/That-Role-3275 — 5 days ago
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How do we apply to prelim programs on ERAS?? I don’t see a section on eras that allows us to select programs to apply to. Also is there a master list to learn what programs exist?? Residency Explorer only has a section for IM but it doesn’t differentiate which programs are categorical vs prelim …

I’m applying to a specialty that starts in the PGY2 year…

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u/That-Role-3275 — 5 days ago
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Does anyone have a spreadsheet that helps with tracking interview invites and application submissions? I feel so disorganized bc I’m applying to an advanced position in addition to the TY and IM position so having a checklist would be helpful

Help me please 🥲

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u/That-Role-3275 — 6 days ago
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As a current 4th year med student, what’s something that you wish you would have done differently to have prepared you better for the residency application process? Plz I need advice. I feel like I’m doing this blind

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u/That-Role-3275 — 1 month ago
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Score release

I’m happy to answer any questions about how to break 250 on exam day!

US MD

Uworld % correct: 53%

NBME 9: 224 ( 34 days out)

NBME10: 230 (30 days out)

NBME11: 228 (26 days out)

NBME12: 242 ( 20 days out)

NMBE13: 230 (16 days out)

NBME14: 241 ( 12 days out)

NBME 15: 236 (9 days out)

NBME 16: 248 (2 days out)

UWSA 1: 211 ( 35 days out)

New Free 120:(5 days out): 72%

CMS Forms % correct: 70%

Predicted Score: 245

Total Weeks/Months Studied: 5 weeks

Actual STEP 2 score: 255

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u/That-Role-3275 — 1 month ago
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It seems like people didn’t get their scores today. Does that mean ppl who tested last week will also have to wait 3 weeks instead of 2? Essentially what I’m trying to ask is whether there will be a week delay for EVERYONE or just the people who took the exam 2 weeks ago….

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u/That-Role-3275 — 1 month ago
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If I take my exam this week, will my score come out with the blast score release this week or do I still need to wait the 2-3 weeks?

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u/That-Role-3275 — 2 months ago
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Does divine intervention have podcasts for NBMEs forms? I love his free 120 reviews… I would love if he made them for forms as well. Or is there any form of audio review of the questions?

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u/That-Role-3275 — 2 months ago
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Are there any podcasts that review the free 120 questions and answers? Ik divine has one for step 1 but did he make one for step 2?

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u/That-Role-3275 — 2 months ago
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Step 2

Does anyone know what the average and range was for step 2 scores for USMD and USDO for the 2026 cycle?

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u/That-Role-3275 — 2 months ago