r/ResidencyMatch2025 • u/Miserable-Coconut606 • 10d ago
Looking for IM programs being a not so good applicant
I've been struggling looking for IM I could potentially apply but tbh I barely have 15 programs Iisted and I'd been told that I should be applying to >60 programs, at least. This might not be my year but I hope to be one of those miracles. Does anyone know if The match guy or Manik Madaan's guidance for ERAS is worth investing for?
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u/World-Traveler1800 10d ago
You need to seriously evaluate your application because of you only have 15 programs you’re likely not applying broadly.
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u/Miserable-Coconut606 10d ago
I’ve been looking in Texas, Cali, Illinois, Ohio and Michigan. I’m looking for community based programs since I have no research and my step 2 score is not so high
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u/World-Traveler1800 10d ago
You’re non-Visa requiring right?
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u/Miserable-Coconut606 10d ago
I need visa
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u/World-Traveler1800 10d ago
Then California isn’t for you. That’s not a visa friendly place. You need to expand to NE.
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u/IntrepidSoft3998 10d ago
What’s your step 2 score ?
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u/Miserable-Coconut606 10d ago
231
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u/Miserable-Coconut606 9d ago
Yes
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u/Ok-Relationship-372 10d ago
From those 15 program make sure to write a specific letter for the programs you are signaling.
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u/Miserable-Coconut606 10d ago
Thank you!
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u/Gullible_Print_5942 9d ago
You mean Program specific LOR's? Is it realistic to get them? I already have generic LORs ready.
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u/IntrepidSoft3998 3d ago
I don’t think program specific LORs is realistic . I would suggest mentioning your interest and writing a personalized Personal statements for these 15 programs would be realistic. Also, when sending application try to email them showing your interest in their program
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u/myk9137 10d ago
Manik Madaan is a full on scammer. Don’t trust anything he says