To arlete
Re: Your post of - 08/02/08 19:29 stating that " This is the first match I'll apply to, hopefully the last. Thanks for the vote of confidence.
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Why do you find it necessary to lie?
You participated in the previous match (maybe I should say that, you said you participated).
You were a frequent contributor on this site.
You posted many times about the interviews you had received and your post interview assessment of programs.
Why do you lie??
SEE BELOW CLIP AND PASTE OF SOME OF ARLETE'S PREVIOUS POSTS.
PEOPLE DO YOUR OWN SEARCH, YOU'LL FIND HUNDREDS MORE OF HER POSTS FOR THE TIME PERIOD OF THE LAST MATCH.
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http://www.usmleforum.com/showthread.php?tid=239681
* Re
oes it ever happen to an old grad?
#1033657
arlete - 11/05/07 17:27
Yeap, me too. The PC made a mistake, somebody should know about it, that was very rude and unprofessional.
http://www.usmleforum.com/showthread.php?tid=241932
* Re:Uni of IL , Peoria IM
#1044471
arlete - 11/12/07 12:49
awiseman:
I have no idea if they ask Medical Q or not, but what I heard is that reading First Aid for CS, lightly, is enough to prepare for an iv. Remember, you passed the USMLE steps, you know a lot about Medicine. Good luck!
http://www.usmleforum.com/showthread.php?tid=269713-1
* Re:is there hope if you are 40
#1168600
arlete - 02/13/08 09:25
highspeed: immature is to judge somebody based on 15 of her words. Or to think 9 years of graduation won't matter. That's unrealistic.
I am 37. I graduated at 22. I think I will be a much better resident now than I was then, specially after studying like crazy to pass the USMLE steps. But the disadvantage exists, not regarding age (although you guys sound like you have "young people" all figured out!), but graduation date.
But like I said, it's worth a shot, no matter what, sakal. You are a doctor, you own it to yourself. Good luck! Let me know if I can help.