Specialty-specific review for Urology (Urology) applicants. Matched applicants averaged Step 2 CK —. We help you meet that bar.
The patterns reviewers flag most often when screening Urology candidates.
No urology-specific research or publications
Insufficient sub-I exposure at target urology programs
Low Step 2 CK — programs informally expect ≥245
Generic personal statement lacking urology procedural specificity
Applying without letters from urologists
Urology research and AUA abstract presentations
Sub-internship performance with direct attending feedback
Strong letter from a urology PD or chair
Step 2 CK as a numeric benchmark (no Step 1 numeric)
Demonstrated interest via AUA annual meeting attendance
Three concrete moves we'll work through with you, drawn from current NRMP / Charting Outcomes data.
Attend the AUA Annual Meeting and present at least one abstract — urology PD surveys show AUA membership and presentations are weighted highly.
Rotate at 2–3 urology programs you plan to rank; AUA match data show that sub-I rotators have significantly higher match rates at their rotation sites.
Apply broadly — 529 applicants competed for 529 positions in 2025, but the match rate was 76% because many registered applicants did not submit rank lists.
We'll pair you with a reviewer who's served on Urology selection committees. Your personal statement, CV, and signal strategy — line-edited against the bar above.
Data sourced from NRMP / AAMC, NRMP / AAMC. Match year 2025.