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My gut says yes.
From my experience last year, as an applicant you WANT to go to these. The are an excellent way to see how the residents and faculty interact with each other. It also shows how commited the program is to recruiting future residents. If there are only a couple residents and no faculty, that says something.
If you didn't rotate at the program I would especially try and make it.
In my opinion, having 20 half-ass interviews in not as good as having 10 fully commited ones.
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I agree with your sentiments, but with the increasingly competitive nature of ortho residency selections I wouldnât give up an interview to attend one of these events unless I got the feeling that it was an important part of the selection process.
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I agree with your sentiments, but with the increasingly competitive nature of ortho residency selections I wouldnât give up an interview to attend one of these events unless I got the feeling that it was an important part of the selection process.
That's the million dollar question! Given the competitiveness, isn't it all important?
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