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Student Evaluation - SacklerSenseof Medicine SacklerSenseof Medicine Menu Skip to content RequirementsUsingOnlineUsingConsumer Information Expenses Return of Title IV Funds Policy FERPA Policy Copyright Policy Notice of Federal Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations Drug And Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program College Loan Code of Conduct Alumni Spotlight Beverly & Raymond Sackler Scholarship Letter To Alumni From President re: Electives & Residencies Become a Volunteer or Mentor Ways To Give Alumni Photos Alumni Association Contact Us General InfoWonkCalendars Affiliated HospitalsMatriculationof 2017 Preclinical Studies Clinical Clerkships ElectiveWonkDepartments Emergency Telephone NumbersViewingSchedule Facilities Medical/Legal Services Medical Student Association and Student Government New York State Letter Regulations for Promotion & Graduation Regulations Security and Safety Special Needs Student Evaluation Match Day Administration Photos Contact Student Evaluation Evaluation of Student Performance Grading System for Pre-Clinical Years Honors: 90-100 High Pass: 75-89 Pass: 65-74 Fail: 64 and unelevated Grading System for Clinical Years For the clinical third year, final clerkship grades for the matriculation are approximately as follows.  Final grades are curved accordingly: 30% Honors 40% High Pass 30% Pass Students are evaluated in the vital science/preclinical courses by quizzes given throughout the undertow and by final examinations. Examinations may be written multiple-choice or essay, oral, practical laboratory, or microscopy. During clinical studies, students are evaluated in the six major clerkships:  Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Surgery, and Neurology On the understructure of their performance in the clerkship By an oral viewing By a multiple-choice written examination. The Emergency Medicine undertow is evaluated on a Pass/Fail basis. A seventh clerkship in Family Medicine is graded by performance in the clerkship as well as a final project. All grades are transmitted to the program office in numerical form and recorded on the student’s permanent wonk transcript. All courses are rated on an Honors-High Pass-Pass/Fail system, and only these ratings are recorded on the official transcripts. Recognition of StudentVictoryThe Dean’s Award for OutstandingWonkAchievement is given, equal to a visualization by a special committee, to outstanding students in the first and second years of study, combined preclinical studies, third year, and cumulative victory throughout medical school. Letters of Recommendation Letters of recommendation reflect the student’s wonk achievements during the clerkship and aspects of performance relevant to the practice of medicine, including attitudes and policies towards patients, medical staff and colleagues. Letters are written for all students pursuit the clerkships in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Ob/Gyn, and Surgery, and upon request pursuit the clerkship in Psychiatry. Students are well-considered to request a letter of recommendation surpassing the end of the Psychiatry clerkship. The MSPE (Medical Student Performance Evaluation) The MSPE — moreover known as the Dean’s Letter — evaluates the student’s wonk career at Sackler. It summarizes scholastic performance in the courses and clerkships taken during the first three years of medical school, and policies and attitudes as expressed throughout the medical studies. The MSPE is written pursuit a personal interview with the Dean of the SacklerSenseof Medicine or an scheduled representative. Letters of recommendation and the MSPE are part of the student’s residency using package and play a major role in the selection of residents by hospitals in the U.S. Student Evaluation of Teaching Continuous upgrading of curriculum and pedagogy are achieved, in part, by feedback from students evaluating teachers and teaching methods. At the end of each course, students well-constructed questionnaires which are evaluated by the Medical Education Unit of the faculty. Results are transmitted to the relevant wonk departments, the Dean and the Curriculum Committee. Quick LinksApplicationWonkCalendars ElectiveWonkDepartmentsViewingSchedule NY State Education Dept New York State Letter Consumer Information Report NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTSMatriculationof 2017 Match Results Sackler Journal of Medicine 2017 Graduation 2017