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What is Match Day?

Each year, Match Day is an event that is anticipated with excitement and suspense. It’s on this momentous day — always held on the third Friday of March — that thousands of graduating medical students simultaneously discover where they will be training for their residencies and in what field of specialty.

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Why Apply for January? Q&A With the Associate Director of Admissions

Smaller class sizes, more flexibility and time to prepare for United States Medical Licensing Examination® (USMLE®) exams, and more time to schedule electives are just a few of the benefits.

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How Long is the MCAT?

Get answers to your questions about how long is the MCAT exam, MCAT time breakdown, scores, and other related information regarding the MCAT exam.

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Ryan Azarkhail, MD ‘23, Nominated by Peers as Class Speaker

In celebration of Ross University School of Medicine’s (Ross Med) commencement, Ryan Azarkhail, MD ‘23, was nominated by his peers to represent the graduating class as this year’s student speaker.

RoxAnne Digney

Match Day '23: RoxAnne Digney Earns the Chance to Return Home

RoxAnne Digney, Class of ’23, did not celebrate Match Day as most other soon-to-be residents do.

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Match Day '23: For Elizabeth Gero, There’s No Place for Residency Like Home

Elizabeth Gero received a hands-on education at Ross Med that prepared her to care for her community in Cleveland, Ohio.

Nick Paslidis

Nick Paslidis, MD ’88, Named Master of the American College of Physicians

The Ross University School of Medicine (Ross Med) community joins in celebrating Nick Paslidis, MD ’88, PhD, FACP, MHCM, FABQAURP, who will be named a Master of the American College of Physicians (MACP) during an upcoming ceremony at the end of April.

Christina Charaf

Dr. Charaf, MD ’10, Comes Full-Circle by Leading Residency Program

For Christine Charaf, MD ’10, MBA, FACP, there have been two motivators that brought her to follow a career path to becoming a physician.

Kenyani Davis

Kenyani Davis, MD ’12, Named to Buffalo Business First Magazine’s 40 Under 40

Kenyani “Kiki” Davis, MD ’12, MPH, is a chief medical officer, a National Institutes of Health fellow, a passionate advocate for health equity—and now one of Buffalo Business First’s 40 under 40.

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