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Residency Program Insider, April 10, 2015
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“The even darker side of the Match process happens a few days earlier, on a day known as Black Monday. Students who haven’t matched with a hospital get a phone call from their medical school breaking the news. Medical students spend that day hoping the phone doesn’t ring, like worried military spouses.”
- Brian Palmer discusses medical students who fail to match in a story posted on Slate.
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