Recent content by MusicDOc124

It's tied to the registration period for which you're enrolled. The school will have a VA certifying official, and whatever the school or program reports to the them/the VA is the duration for which the benefit is active. If you at least have one day left to start a semester, the full tuition...

Will double check as well. From the discussion, it sounded like regularly rounding given the significance, and these two fields were specifically discussed.

Eating disorders. Range from 2 weeks to 4 months it seems for length of stay, with affiliated IOP/PHP. Disposition shouldn’t be a huge issue for most, fortunately. Other specialists consult on the unit too (cards, GI). I will inquire further about when/what timeframe to expect the other!

Director for specialized inpatient Loc: Northeast, non-metro but near metro, HCOL nonetheless Total base comp: 360k for 30-32 clinical hours and 8-10 hours admin, but can leave and be available once rounding is essentially complete Unit size: 20 beds, but not typically full. When it becomes...

The 3 year program restricts you to match within the Hackensack system for residency. If you pursue residency outside the system, even if you "need" to due to the field you want not have a residency program within the system, you then must be there for 4 years. The 4th year can then be...

yes, but someone who takes the time to make a post and says "I have a strong desire to be a mom, but I also have this huge itch to go to medical school." is not typically one of those people.

Trading life and personal goals for a career (when a career with good potential and pay if she switches jobs) seems like a steep price to me.

A couple of points: Whenever I talk to pre-meds, med students, or people in general regardless of their field - I ask them what they see their life looking like in 5, 10 years, etc. Society puts a little too much emphasis on jobs/careers than what I like to see, and it leads people to sacrifice...

Whichever is cheaper to attend - including cost of living on top of tuition.

For me, retroactive induction of GI bill took about 4 months (mostly due to incompetence and lack of them filing). Once I contacted the congress or senators office, it was completed within 1-2 weeks. Step/Level 3 were covered for me.

Musician here who had a career in music prior. A degree in music isn't going to be what makes you the best you can be - that will be practice and the right direction/instruction which can be had in many cases without the degree - such as any continued mentorship from your undergrad. The 2 year...

You could consider reaching out via Ask VA to utilize it retroactively given the update/interpretation and since you applied/requested before. Worst case is they say no and you waste 10-15 minutes of your time.

If already accepted to schools higher up on your personal list, would decline the interview personally. If you're not sure, keep it. Seems like you somewhat already have an idea about it though, and seems like you're posting here almost for "permission" to do so. If thats the case, here's your...

I wouldn't retake.

Huge congrats!