Classify posters, abstracts, and manuscripts correctly on ERAS to avoid CV inflation, accurately reflect research, and impress residency PDs.
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Classify posters, abstracts, and manuscripts correctly on ERAS to avoid CV inflation, accurately reflect research, and impress residency PDs.
Decide whether to list submitted or in preparation manuscripts on ERAS. Learn proper classification, honest listing practices, and avoid CV inflation.
Learn what "in-progress" means on ERAS, how program directors interpret it, and how to avoid red flags while showing real research momentum.
Learn how to list manuscripts in press vs in progress on your US MD/DO residency CV, boost credibility, avoid reviewer skepticism, get interviews.
Don't list unverifiable "in press" manuscripts on ERAS. Learn why labeling submitted work as "accepted" triggers red flags and undermines your application's credibility.
Avoid ERAS publication mislabeling: learn why "submitted" can't be listed as "published" and how to cite manuscripts correctly to protect interviews.
Should you list submitted research on your residency CV? Discover how program directors view 'submitted' vs. 'accepted' work and how to optimize your application.
Learn how to list "in review" manuscripts on your residency CV using data-backed ROI, momentum, and risk, boost traction in competitive specialties.
Start MS1 research to strengthen your Match: step-by-step MS1-MS4 timeline, mentor strategy, and deadlines to get abstracts, posters, and manuscripts on ERAS.
Plan your dedicated research year with a month-by-month ERAS timeline, milestones, and deadlines to submit manuscripts and strengthen residency applications.