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Yup..I did a DA 71 two days before I came to active duty. I sent it to HRC, that didn't help. Some lady up in HRC apparently didn't activate me until mid July even though they sent me the order back in April. So, no one could find me in the system. After she activated me, it took several days...

I rather rent the place out to med students, so reducing the price to $850+ utilities, only for medstudents. PM me if you are interested.

My specialty requires a year or so in practice before I can be board certified. Do I get board certification pay for being board eligible?

Sorry if this has been answered before. I am with 3 year HPSP commitment, did 5 year civilian deferred residency, started active duty on July 1st. My order states that date of rank to adjusted based on constructive credit of 9 years, HPPED of 5 years and Pay Entry Base Date(PEBD) is on July...

Beautiful 2 bedroom, one and a half bathroom two story condo, completely furnished with nice furnitures, new stainless steel kitchen appliances, assigned parking, no hassle, all maintainance (lawn, snow etc) done by condo association, basement with washer and dryer, plenty of storage space...

Renting a furnished two bedroom one and half bath two story townhouse with a basement, 7 minutes drive from LECOM, new kitchen appliances, managed by condo association, perfect for students. Only $700/month. PM me if you are interested.

Graduating June 2010, selling two story furnished townhouse, 10 minutes from LECOM campus in an excellent neighborhood, 2 bed, 1 and 1/2 bath, association fee $60/month includes snow plowing, lawn mowing, all outdoor work covered, Perfect for busy med student, new kitchen appliances, new hot...

Graduating June 2010, selling two story furnished townhouse, 10 minutes from LECOM campus in an excellent neighborhood, 2 bed, 1 and 1/2 bath, association fee $60/month includes snow plowing, lawn mowing, all outdoor work covered, Perfect for busy med student, new kitchen appliances, new hot...

Graduating June 2010, selling two story furnished townhouse, 10 minutes from LECOM campus in an excellent neighborhood, 2 bed, 1 and 1/2 bath, association fee $60/month includes snow plowing, lawn mowing, all outdoor work covered, Perfect for busy med student, new kitchen appliances, new hot...

Graduating this year, selling my Condo, ideal for medstudent single or with small family. 2 Bed, 1.5 Bath, new roof, new appliances No hassle with lawn or snow removal Condo association fee only $55 per month Ideal location, 5 min from LECOM campus PM me if you are interested.

SInce you are NJ resident, I would go to NJSOM. Same education for much less money. Good luck

To prospective students, I am a fourth year at NYCOM. In my opinion, NYCOM is a good school. You will get a solid education here during first two years. You will rotate throught some of the best hospitals in NY. Most programs in tri-state area knows about NYCOM and you will have a good shot at...

In my opinion, you should go where you will be happy. Both are great school and you will get solid educaiton at either school. Good luck.

To the OP, I know what you are going through. It can be tough at times. Most of us had trouble adjusting to medical school schedule initially. Overtime, you will be ok. Just keep working hard, try to pass all the classes. You will enjoy third and fourth rotations much better.

1. As far as I know, there is no note service; however you get handout prior to lecture. All the lectures are videotaped and go online later that day. So, if you miss a lecture or just want to go over the lecture again, you can do it anytime from anywhere. 2. Third year rotations are in NY, NJ...