Results were supposed to have come out today. Anyone hear anything?

Did anyone do the Barrow sub-i? Does it guarantee an interview?  Was the sub-i worth it,  or are you a fly on the wall?

heard very few people from georgetown matched this year. my PD said like only 3 out of 8 or something. anyone know what happened?

considering a subI here, but would love more info.

Are there any programs available for residents to travel abroad to other countries with American attendings to do complex cases?  I've heard of a few Hopkins attendings going to Africa as well as Duke,  but I'm not sure if they allow residents from other programs to join them?  It would be so cool if this was an official rotation.  Thoughts?

What types of things are expected for a medical student to know for sub-I and away rotations? There is quite a bit of stuff to learn, and I am struggling a bit with how to prioritize.

Can residents do the first year of enfolded endovascular at another institution? can I do that without breaking any legal rules etc.?

Anyone have any suggestions on where to get a case study accepted quick and easy?

It's a pretty good case study, but admittedly not groundbreaking shit. Just want to put something on the CV and not let it go to waste. JNS already rejected it, and I'm having trouble thinking of another journal for neurosurgery related stuff.

All suggestions welcome

Current student at a top 50 us med school and ive wanted to due ns for a while now. Im worried that my stats arent good enough for me to match:
Step 1: 246
Step 2: 250
80% honors 20% pass
All clinical: 14 pubs ( 5 first author, 4 2nd author) ,9 talks/presentations
Thank you

Any word on this program for a sub-i?

What to do if deciding to do neurosurgery late in M3 yr? I was originally thinking of applying to a noncompetitive specialty, and felt my application was good for that one. But late during my M3 yr I realized neurosurg is the only specialty for me, and I sincerely cannot imagine anything else! I have been scrubbing into neurosurg cases in my free time and following neurosurg pts courses when i can. Unfortunately I do not have the research to back it up. My step 1 score is national average and my grades are not exceptional (mostly pass, honors in half of clinicals). My school does not have a neurosurg program so I was never exposed to it and it did not cross my mind as an option. I also do not have access to mentors. Dont know if it matters, I am a female applicant. I know I am very behind on pursuing this career path. From these threads, it seems most people wanted to pursue neurosurgery from the womb!

I am feeling very behind with all of this, yet determined to do what it takes!

I am scheduled for 3 neurosurg rotations to improve my exposure and prove my dedication in my M4 year.

Would love some helpful feedback and suggestions I can take moving forward. Anecdotal evidence of success is very welcome!