u/Nice_Structure6470

Spiraling about the pance

I’ve been a slightly average-above average student during clinical year EORs. I struggle more with standardized testing compared to didactic focused exams. But by no means was I struggling on the EORs. All above 400, highest 440. I know these numbers SHOULD make me confident for the PANCE but i read on here (mistake) that 350 on the pance is a 75%. This is based on people counting their missed keywords or whatever after getting their score back. 75% feels super high. Doing that math, a 75% on an EOR (based on my missed questions) was when I would score around the national mean. So is everyone just getting super smart before the pance? I’m doing Uworld and have about a 75-78% average with 40% done. Still have 2 weeks to study. I thought i was doing great.

but now im spiraling. Someone talk me off this ledge 😭

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u/Nice_Structure6470 — 1 day ago

Job rejection new grad

When the job you get rejected from keeps reposting the job posting… I get I’m a new grad and I expected rejection but it’s tough seeing the posting to your dream job over and over on linkedin/the hospital website. This was a new grad friendly job at an academic hospital and I thought the phone interview went well. Oh well, guess I just have to move on but any words of encouragement would be helpful. I assume reapplying would not be recommended but maybe later down the line if there is still openings.

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u/Nice_Structure6470 — 3 days ago