Anything better than psarros and citow? Whats everyone using? Thanks

How much will a brief, unremarkable letter from a well known chair hurt my application? Other two away letters very strong and home chair is very respected and wrote me strong letter.

hello all

so i am only sitting at 11 interviews and am pretty worried about matching at this point. i was wondering what yall's thoughts are on doing another sub i in jan at a place i interviewed at and really liked? would that be something that would help or not worth the time? only have one interview in jan so wouldnt have to miss much.

Hey. I am one of the Cornell residents, and we just had a cancellation for our 11/18 date, with 11/17 dinner. Our coordinator is going through everyone, but it takes forever to go down our list, send an invite, wait for response, etc. So, if you: 

1. Applied to Cornell and did not hear back yet, and 

2. Are available and would actually come to interview with us on that date (in 10 days), please send an email to: 

brh9058@nyp.org. 

Thank you so much! Can't wait to see you all soon.

The program I matched to for its location is way more malignant than I expected and I'm having buyer's remorse. I love the rare times I get to actually do neurosurgery or when anyone teaches me something, but it usually never happens. It's terrible coming in to work every day. Any PGY-2 openings this upcoming year?

Anybody have any insight on this program? Allows you to graduate medical school in 3 years with guaranteed NSGY match. 
Source: https://med.psu.edu/md/accelerated/neurosurgery
Sorry to sound ignorant, I searched it on the forums but nothing came up. Thanks in advance for any feedback.

I’ve noticed more and more neurosurgery residents and attendings have a strong presence on social media. My guess is patients will correlate online fame with competence. I think it’ll eventually put pressure on others to put themselves on the Twitter platter. Do you think social media is becoming our new referral network?

Any advice for prepping on upcoming interviews? What I've heard is read read a bit about the program, know the structure, read your own papers and maybe the papers of faculty. Any other advice? Thanks in advance everyone

I’m sure all of us are wondering this. Despite nrmp data I’m curious at this point in time what’s considered a good amount?

For foreign medical graduates, what's the difference between a pre-residency position or a clinical fellow position.  Does it matter??