How many acceptances does USC hand out?

[strongboy2005]

I know how to look for the number of matriculants to a particular school, but how many acceptances are handed out by USC? Also, how many people do they invite for interview?

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[p30doc]

6430 applied, 717 interviewed, 362 were accepted, 164 enrolled

from US news

 

[strongboy2005]

6430 applied, 717 interviewed, 362 were accepted, 164 enrolled

from US news

From my e-mail from USC: "We interview approximately 500 applicants and our interview season will end in early April."

Do you think the 362 accepted number is still true? If so, that is very encouraging...

362/717 is about 50%... basically a coin-flip (obviously I hope to improve my odds by interviewing well).

Thanks for the info.

EDIT: does Usnews specify in state and out of state applicants? Are my chances better or worse as a California applicant?

 

[p30doc]

I have no idea whose data is more accurate, but for many schools chances of acceptance after interview are 50%, that includes acceptees pulled from the waitlist I believe.

In-state admissions data 3554 applied, 238 were accepted, 118 enrolled Out-state admissions data 2876 applied, 124 were accepted, 46 enrolled

 

[pianola]

You may want to clarify which USC you're talking about OP.

South Carolina or Southern California...you guys may be talking about different schools.

 

[bruceleehiiiyaa]

You may want to clarify which USC you're talking about OP.

South Carolina or Southern California...you guys may be talking about different schools.

south carolina = MUSC
south cali = USC

silly girl

 

[HumidBeing]

south carolina = MUSC
south cali = USC

silly girl

She's not a silly girl. South Carolina has two medical schools - MUSC and USC. There are two schools called USC. One is in CA, and one is in SC.

 

[otterpop]

Hey Redrumi, did you pay for the US News report? That info looks useful. How much did it cost you? Worth it?