ERAS
- Developed by the AAMC for transmitting residency applications, LORs, the MSPE, transcripts, and your photo to residency programs using the internet
The ERAS Process
- Explore the ERAS website at
www.aamc.org/students/eras
- Research programs at their websites to gather information
The ERAS Process
- In mid-June click on “Resources to Download” – select “ERAS 2009 Applicant Manual” to download it
- In early July use your token to register for ERAS
The ERAS Process
- Use your CV to complete your CAF in ERAS
- Save your PS as a text file, then copy and paste it into ERAS
- The ERAS Post Office opens Sept 1st and that’s when programs can begin downloading your documents
- Type names of LOR writers into ERAS
LORs
- Once you approve, designate in ERAS, and assign LORs to your programs, It will be uploaded to the ERAS Post Office for programs to download
ERAS Fees
- Application fee (10 progs) – $60
- 11-20 programs – $8 each
- 21-30 programs – $15 each
- ≥ 31 programs – $ 25 each
USMLE Scores
- Know your USMLE ID number – you’ll need it to release your scores via ERAS and the NBME
- First question: answer “yes”
- Second question: if you want Step 2 score automatically released, say “yes”
USMLE Scores
- If you want to see your Step 2 score before the NBME re-releases it to ERAS, say “no” to second question
- Then remember to go into ERAS and manually re-release your Step 2 score
ADTS
- Use the Applicant Document Tracking System to see what documents have been uploaded and downloaded in ERAS
- Access ADTS at www.aamc.org/eras/adts
The ERAS Process
- ERAS is designed to be dynamic
- Don’t wait till every document is in place before you submit your ERAS
- Complete the profile and CAF (the CAF can’t be changed once certified and submitted) near Sept 1st
The ERAS Process
- LORs, transcripts, and photo can be added as they arrive
- The sooner programs get your profile and CAF, the sooner they can invite you to interview
- Programs will want your application complete before you interview there
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