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Recently fell in love with radiology after my clinical rotation. I really got along well with the residents and enjoyed the work much more then anything else I have done. I would like to pursue it as a residency but before I go all in I need to know if I have a shot at matching. I am a 3rd year D.O student with a 234 step 1 and a 563 COMLEX. Bottom half of class due to a poor start but strong upward trend with no red flags. I have neuro related research and decent volunteering and leadership. I have seen the charting outcomes but I am concerned that most people with lower scores are self selecting to not apply and that may be skewing the match statistics to seem more favorable then they are. Just looking for honest opinions on if I should go down this road or look elsewhere, thanks for the advice!

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