Isther Forum Guru

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| | 03/13/06 - 04:36 PM  
 
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Greetings, This post is not to cause any anxiety but to open the eyes of some of you that, like I was, are not aware of the requisites for the whole process. The exams are not the most important thing, since recomendation letters from american faculty, hand-on-patient medical experience in american hospital, as well as your school documents are all assesed. I recomend to start to get informed about externership/observerships possibilities, and about the entire matching process, especially if you intend to apply soon to the match. I'm having a hard time trying to obtain a recomendation letter which are very tough to get. Peace!!
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| tania_b Forum Elite
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| | 03/14/06 - 11:11 AM  
 
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Hi !!! Right now, is not a very good time to expect a detailed answer I guess, when the whole forum world is busy with MATCH and SCRAMBLE. Perhaps you could invest some time in 2 books which I would recommend- FIRST AID FOR MATCH and 101 BIGGEST MISTAKES OF MATCH! It will definitely help you to a good extent. Good luck!!
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| miracleseeker Forum Senior
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| | 03/14/06 - 11:29 AM  
 
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Iserson's was also helpful.
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| njccmd2002 Forum Elite

Topics: 35 Posts: 170
| | 03/14/06 - 11:54 AM  
 
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Iserson Rules!!!!!!!!!!!
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