I disagree with all the above. I think you're at a significant disadvantage PhillyOrtho...Board scores, AOA and research will only get you so far. I suggest one of the following:
- get on a serious weight lifting program with a couple of meat heads -- the ones who wear the baggy pants/tank tops...eat 6 raw eggs every morning and run up the Art Museum steps before surgery rounds like Rocky did.
-- take a few dumbells with you to your interviews...right before they call you in, do a few sets to get that "pump" on them bi's and tri's...and wear a really tight suit to accentuate your puny muscles
-- every 10 steps you take, drop and do 20 pushups...this is a sure fire method of pumping up them chicken pecs of yours.
-- if none of the above work, I would seriously consider steroids...start as early as possible preferably before interview season so you can maximize muscle gain.
-- When you introduce yourself at the interview, subtly throw in your bench press...as in "I'm PhillyOrtho, I bench 140".
I'm just trying to help you, cause board scores > 240 mean "Squat" if you don't have the Bench Press to go along with it.
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I have even heard of Ortho directors lining interviewees up naked and measuring their girth. So if I were you, I might also invest in a pump or maybe some "Longitude" 
