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chlty
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Dear all, I am going to apply for neurology and have two questions? 1: I know that it is not a good idea to apply both IM and Neurology in one university/hospital. Does it matter if I apply for both category and advanced in one program? 2: Will the ERAS charge me twice if I apply for both category and advanced in one program? 3: any other neuro applications want to gather here? my e-mail chlty35@hotmail.com Thanks a bunch.
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bardia-pl720
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To the best of my knowledge: 1.It does'nt make any difference at all to apply to advanced, categorical or both, because they will receive your application anyway. What does matter, is how you gonna rank the program in your rank order list at NRMP, that I have no clear picture of at this moment. You can get much help from programs during interview. So the bottom line is there is no difference in applying to advanced or cat in a program that has both. 2. No. (Pretty sure)
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