More than 100 graduating UF medical students will learn which residency program they will enter through the Association of American Medical Colleges' National Resident Matching Program.
Medical residencies provide specialty training and typically last from three to seven years.
The National Resident Matching Program, established in 1952, provides an orderly and fair mechanism for matching the preferences of the students and the residency programs. Last year, nearly 90 percent of the UF graduating medical class received their first, second or third residency choice.