Re: Csfailure
InSitu - 01-06-08 01:56

Did you get any interviews?

Re: Csfailure
anzar04 - 01-06-08 02:01

no man I did not applied so vigrously this year.
As i was thinking to apply after cs result but applied to few programs.

Re: Csfailure
InSitu - 01-06-08 02:16

Well ERAS is still open but it is very tough at this time. Prepare to scramble if you get your CS before the scramble on March 18th.

Re: Csfailure
anzar04 - 01-06-08 02:24

Insitu,
i want to know how should I raise my chances for next year match if not this year.
How badly my cs failure affect my eventual chances to match

Re: Csfailure
InSitu - 01-06-08 02:27

Increase your chances by:

1. Becoming a US citizen :)
2. Add US clinical experience to your file
3. Pass CS on your next attempt
4. Apply to the right programs
5. Write a good personal statement
6. Prepare for the interviews

I will add more if I remember :)

Re: Csfailure
anzar04 - 01-06-08 02:33

I cant be a us citizen for few years.but will my Green card help

Re: Csfailure
InSitu - 01-06-08 02:38

Green card is as good as US citizen. Residency main concern is to have you sponsored and that is a headache for them. If you are a GC then you are good.

Re: Csfailure
drsri117 - 01-10-08 09:07

what are the chances??
how are people who have failed cs once doing in the match process are they getting the programmes??
any news?

Re: Csfailure
drsim07 - 01-10-08 15:09

i have seen people getting calls with attempts and even who had not yet attempted cs

Re: Csfailure
drsri117 - 01-10-08 16:31

do u know people getting into programmes who have failed cs exam once??
so u mean to say that cs is not that a great criteria when the programs are looking to select their candidates??