Step 1 as Pass/Fail: Navigating Dermatology Application Components as Holistic Review Expands

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Albert Wu
New York Medical College

Abigail Cline
New York Medical College

Marion Russo
Metropolitan Hospital

Keywords

Medical Education, Holistic Review, Underrepresented populations, Academic medicine, Social Media, Mentorship, Residency Program

Abstract

Abstract not available. 

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May 6, 2022
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Wu, A., Cline, A., & Russo, M. (2022). Step 1 as Pass/Fail: Navigating Dermatology Application Components as Holistic Review Expands. SKIN The Journal of Cutaneous Medicine, 6(3), 260–262. https://doi.org/10.25251/skin.6.3.16
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