Jacob Maybe it is best you didn't get into University of Utah Medical School

The link to this story about Match Day at University of Utah is poorly
written in my opinion but seems to indicate, University of Utah students
didn't get the sought after residencies.

I don't understand the following quote in the story.  Jackie deGaston
says that ANYONE can get into a primary care residency because there
is a shortage of doctors, consequently 38% of University of Utah's graduates
in primary care can't make the Medical School look good.

I have studied doctors credentials since you started medical school
seven years ago and not found any doctor who did his residency in the
same state he graduated from, which raises another question about
the 24 students (21% of Utah's graduating class) staying in Utah.  Does this
mean they couldn't get accepted into any other residency program?

"Of the 115 University of Utah students (69 men and 46 women), 44 will  be
entering primary care residencies and 24 students will complete all or a
portion of their residency training in Utah.  In all, the seniors matched
into 93 programs in 22 specialties across 31 states and one province."


Deseret News Match Day