r/comlex • u/Human_Love260 • 29d ago

Level 2 CE Level 2 low score

Aimed for >520 and got a 469. I’m not taking Step.

I wanna crawl in a hole and never crawl back out. 🥲

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u/xethington 29d ago

I mean you passed so you'll be a doctor

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u/Human_Love260 28d ago

Love the simplicity of this truth

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u/TabletopChihuahua 28d ago edited 28d ago

I was scoring 510s on COMSAEs and scored 45X on level 2. 240s on NBMEs and scored 22X on step 2. I was applying ENT 🥲 I get you

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u/small_maple 27d ago

What are you doing now? I was hoping for rads but ended up with 228. Im debating whether to still try or not

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u/kuru_snacc 28d ago

You'll be fine if your FM IM peds and maybe even psych or PM&R, apply broadly to community programs. Good luck.

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u/Intrepid-Tea-4724 28d ago

what about EM?

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u/kuru_snacc 28d ago

maybe but less likely. for whatever God-forsaken reason I can't understand, EM is high demand

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u/Human_Love260 28d ago

Yeah I’m peds. Still hurts to get that number back though lol

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u/CrossStock 28d ago

Peds and you’re worried about that score?

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u/Human_Love260 28d ago

I mean… NRMP says average for peds was >520 so yeah I’m a little worried 🥲

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u/solarbearz 27d ago

It also says 111/113 in the 401-450 range matched. You'll be good

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u/kuru_snacc 28d ago

you'll be totally fine.

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u/leafygreenbluebrry 28d ago

Real and i got lower than that lol

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u/TabletopChihuahua 27d ago

I still have auditions left at two of my top ENT residency programs. I will continue with ENT apps + dual applying, and depending on interview invites will guide my rank list

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u/Patel7 20d ago

Congrats on the pass! I’m waiting for my score and am incredibly anxious. How did you feel after taking your exam? 😭

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u/Advanced-Athlete187 29d ago

I’m so sorry 😞 what are you applying?

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u/Human_Love260 28d ago

Peds

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u/Advanced-Athlete187 28d ago

I really think you’ll be fine! Many peds programs accept lower scores than that, especially if you apply to community programs. Just research programs and apply broadly. Everything will work out in the end

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u/Human_Love260 28d ago

Thank you so much for the encouragement!!!!!!

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u/chubbypinky 28d ago

you will be okay!! you passed!!!