Time and Financial Costs for Students Participating in the National Residency Matching Program (the Match © ): 2015 to 2020.

Kansas journal of medicine(2021)

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Abstract
This study found huge differences in numbers of applications, expenses, and days interviewing. Students crave more guidance, a more efficient system, transparent communication with programs, and less pressure during the process. Reducing escalating volumes of applications is central to improving the system. Despite efforts to inform applicants better, student behavior is unlikely to change until they feel safe in the belief that lower and more realistic numbers of applications and interviews are likely to result in securing an appropriate residency position.
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career choice,costs,internship and residency,medical student,vocational guidance
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