Interview >Acceptance

[MrJosh9788]

If you get an interview...what is the probability of acceptance?

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[UCDavisISokay]

25 to 35% for most allopathic schools, so you're not out of the woods yet!

 

[googlinggoogler]

I'd like to know this too. For the %interviewed vs %accepted statistics, I usually see that it's about 40% of those interviewed are accepted. Is there another way of estimating this? Am I missing something? Thanks.

 

[jochi1543]

The US News book shows all these data for schools: applied, interviewed, accepted, matriculated. If you have a particular school you're curious about, I can check for you.

 

[cac08]

The US News book shows all these data for schools: applied, interviewed, accepted, matriculated. If you have a particular school you're curious about, I can check for you.

Hey jochi- could you please check URochester and Case if you get a chance? Thanks!

 

[jr doctor in sd]

The US News book shows all these data for schools: applied, interviewed, accepted, matriculated. If you have a particular school you're curious about, I can check for you.

and can you check UCSD and UCI and UC Davis for me plsss

 

[167649]

I'd like to know this too. For the %interviewed vs %accepted statistics, I usually see that it's about 40% of those interviewed are accepted. Is there another way of estimating this? Am I missing something? Thanks.

I think 40% is about average, but depending on the school it could be higher or lower. But, the 40% number includes everybody, those who were accepted a week after their interview, those who were accepted in a month or in three, and those who were put on and eventually came off the waitlist and accepted (up to a day before classes started). I dont have the msar but I dont think there are any statistics on what percent of those acceptances were waitlisters at one time or another.

 

[MDee]

The US News book shows all these data for schools: applied, interviewed, accepted, matriculated. If you have a particular school you're curious about, I can check for you.

Could you please check Indiana University for me please? Thanks!

 

[howdy2u]

Um...

Just divide the number of people accepted by the number of people interviewed?

If the number accepted (not number matriculated) is not listed in your MSAR, then call each of your specific schools to ask.

For state schools, pay attention to resident vs. non-resident #'s.

 

[Cataract]

The US News book shows all these data for schools: applied, interviewed, accepted, matriculated. If you have a particular school you're curious about, I can check for you.

Jochi, can you check Upstate Medical, too, please?

I love you

 

[TheRealMD]

The US News book shows all these data for schools: applied, interviewed, accepted, matriculated. If you have a particular school you're curious about, I can check for you.

Baylor and UT Southwestern please! You're the greatest!!!

 

[Jacks Mannequin]

Haha, I thought you meant interviews are greater than acceptances and I was like wtf.

 

[Ahmed786]

Some are lower, University of Michigan 170/800 or 21% only.

 

[div0t17]

Some are lower, University of Michigan 170/800 or 21% only.

They have 170 matriculate, but let in about 350. Most schools give acceptances to ~2.5x class size.

 

[45408]

36.23%

 

[bellacnella]

Bump.

Anybody know the stats for Pittsburgh? It would be greatly appreciated!

 

[mints of b]

Bump.

Anybody know the stats for Pittsburgh? It would be greatly appreciated!

In-state:
Interviewed - 164
Accepted - 65
% - 39.6

Out-of-state:
Interviewed - 1024
Accepted - 397
% - 38.8

 

[LovelyMD]

EDIT: oops, mintsofb beat me to it

 

[bellacnella]

In-state:
Interviewed - 164
Accepted - 65
% - 39.6

Out-of-state:
Interviewed - 1024
Accepted - 397
% - 38.8

Thanks! And thanks to lovelymd too!

 

[Jolie South]

dang, man!

my top choice is <25%! that's a little disconcerting. hopefully, they will notice that my mcat is >4 points above their average and automatically accept me.

 

[LovelyMD]

In-state:
Interviewed - 164
Accepted - 65
% - 39.6

Out-of-state:
Interviewed - 1024
Accepted - 397
% - 38.8

Hey mints, are you going by the usnews book? I noticed your #'s are different from the ones I see on the website, which has data for Fall 2005. The data in the book are for which year?

The data on the website:
In-state:
interviewed: 174
Accepted: 91
%: 52.3%

Out-of-state:
interviewed: 894
Accepted: 367
%: 41.1%

Total: 458 of 1068 accepted (42.9%)

Is your data more recent?

 

[Cataract]

Anyone have acceptance info about SUNY Upstate?

 

[mints of b]

Hey mints, are you going by the usnews book? I noticed your #'s are different from the ones I see on the website, which has data for Fall 2005. The data in the book are for which year?

The data on the website:
In-state:
interviewed: 174
Accepted: 91
%: 52.3%

Out-of-state:
interviewed: 894
Accepted: 367
%: 41.1%

Total: 458 of 1068 accepted (42.9%)

Is your data more recent?

US News for Fall 2005. This discrepancy is comforting.

 

[jochi1543]

Anyone have acceptance info about SUNY Upstate?

Oops, I totally forgot that I had responded to this thread....
Upstate:

in-state acceptance rate: 16.2%
OOS: 6.8%


IS applied: 1875 Interviewed: 660 Accepted: 304 Enrolled: 122

OOS appled: 1352 Interviewed: 248 Accepted: 92 Enrolled: 31

 

[jochi1543]

Baylor and UT Southwestern please! You're the greatest!!!

Baylor:

IS acceptance rate: 13.4%
OOS: 3.4% (wow, and this is a private school!?)

IS Applied: 1376 Interviewed: 399 Accepted: 185 Enrolled: 129
OOS Applied: 2909 Interviewed: 265 Accepted: 100 Enrolled: 39



UTSW:
IS rate: 14.4%
OOS rate: 9%

IS Applied: 2590 Interviewed: 622 Accepted: 373 (good odds!) Enrolled: 193
OOS Applied: 678 Interviewed: 101 Accepted: 61 Enrolled: 36

 

[corbis11]

jochi, could you post these stats for cincinnati and wright state...thanks!

 

[jochi1543]

Hey jochi- could you please check URochester and Case if you get a chance? Thanks!

Can't find Rochester, what state is it in?

Case - just looked at this myself a few days ago :
Applied: 4975 (not breaking down by state, since it's private)
Interviewed: 1027
Accepted: 427
Enrolled: 167

 

[Cataract]

Thanks Jochi!!

 

[jochi1543]

and can you check UCSD and UCI and UC Davis for me plsss

UC Davis:
IS rate: 5.7%
OOS: 1.4%

IS applied: 3334 Interviewed: 377 eek Accepted: 191 Enrolled: 88
OOS applied: 775 Interviewed: 15 Accepted: 11 Enrolled: 3



UCI:
IS rate: 8.2%
OOS: 0.6%

IS applied: 3323 Interviewed: 447 Accepted: 274 Enrolled: 103

OOS applied: 475 Interviewed: 8 Accepted: 3 Enrolled: 0

UCSD:
IS rate: 8%
OOS: 2.3%

IS applied: 3249 Interviewed: 522 Accepted: 261 Enrolled: 113
OOS applied: 1769 Interviewed: 107 Accepted: 40 Enrolled: 9

 

[jochi1543]

Could you please check Indiana University for me please? Thanks!

IS rate: 47.1% (good lord!)
OOS: 4.8%

IS applied: 656 Interviewed: 623 (WOW!) Accepted: 309 Enrolled: 242
OOS applied: 2104 Interviewed: 330 Accepted: 100 Enrolled: 38

Wow, so there you go if you are not sure what state is best to move to...

 

[87138]

Jochi, if you're feeling particularly generous, could you give the stats for:

Jefferson Medical College
Temple
Virginia Commonwealth/MCV
NYMC
University of Maryland


I'm a PA resident, so in-state numbers are particularly of interest for Jeff and Temple, and likewise with out of state numbers for the others.


Edit: I didn't mean to ask about so many schools.....I'm most interested in Jeff and MCV, if you'd be so kind. The others would just be gravy, and may help some other people on here, but I'm already asking you a favor and I don't want to sound demanding.

 

[jochi1543]

jochi, could you post these stats for cincinnati and wright state...thanks!

Cincinnati:
IS rate: 24.5%
OOS: 5.4%

IS applied: 954 Interviewed: 348 Accepted: 234 (wow, good odds!) Enrolled:120
OOS applied: 2017 Interviewed: 279 Accepted:109 Enrolled: 40

Wright State:
IS rate: 19.6%
OOS: 2.2%

IS applied: 950 Interviewed: 368 Accepted: 186 Enrolled: 86
OOS applied: 1760 Interviewed: 83 Accepted: 39 Enrolled: 14

 

[MDee]

IS rate: 47.1% (good lord!)
OOS: 4.8%

IS applied: 656 Interviewed: 623 (WOW!) Accepted: 309 Enrolled: 242
OOS applied: 2104 Interviewed: 330 Accepted: 100 Enrolled: 38

Wow, so there you go if you are not sure what state is best to move to...

Thank you so much!

IU is my 1st choice so we'll see how it fares out...

 

[TheRealMD]

Baylor:

IS acceptance rate: 13.4%
OOS: 3.4% (wow, and this is a private school!?)

IS Applied: 1376 Interviewed: 399 Accepted: 185 Enrolled: 129
OOS Applied: 2909 Interviewed: 265 Accepted: 100 Enrolled: 39



UTSW:
IS rate: 14.4%
OOS rate: 9%

IS Applied: 2590 Interviewed: 622 Accepted: 373 (good odds!) Enrolled: 193
OOS Applied: 678 Interviewed: 101 Accepted: 61 Enrolled: 36

THANK YOU!

By the way, the discrepancy you might see in these numbers is that Baylor has a strong in-state preference because Texas pays to lower Baylor's tuition to around the public school level ($10,000/year).

Also, most people that apply to UTSW and Baylor would pick Baylor over UTSW.

 

[154241]

wow, jochi, you're a machine!

 

[jochi1543]

Jochi, if you're feeling particularly generous, could you give the stats for:

Jefferson Medical College
Temple
Virginia Commonwealth/MCV
NYMC
University of Maryland


I'm a PA resident, so in-state numbers are particularly of interest for Jeff and Temple, and likewise with out of state numbers for the others.


Edit: I didn't mean to ask about so many schools.....I'm most interested in Jeff and MCV, if you'd be so kind. The others would just be gravy, and may help some other people on here, but I'm already asking you a favor and I don't want to sound demanding.

Jefferson:
IS rate: 19%
OOS: 5%

IS applied: 963 Interviewed: 265 Accepted: 183 Enrolled: 107
OOS applied: 6739 (DAMN) Interviewed: 506 Accepted: 334 Enrolled: 147

Temple:
IS rate: 23.%
OOS: 5.6%

IS applied: 948 Interviewed: 253 Accepted: 223 (WOW) Enrolled: 93
OOS applied: 6556 barf Interviewed: 725 Accepted: 366 Enrolled: 83

VCU:
IS rate: 23.2%
OOS: 4.4%

IS applied: 809 Interviewed: 317 Accepted: 188 Enrolled: 104
OOS applied: 4068 Interviewed: 368 Accepted: 180 Enrolled: 80


NYMC:
IS rate: 16.6%
OOS: 9%

IS applied: 1415 interviewed: 378 Accepted: 235 Enrolled: 57
OOS applied: 5658 Interviewed: 1016 Accepted: 508 Enrolled: 129

Maryland:
IS rate: 25.5%
OOS: 4%

IS applied: 748 Interviewed: 325 Accepted: 191 Enrolled: 123
OOS applied: 2965 Interviewed: 247 Accepted: 120 Enrolled: 27

 

[jochi1543]

wow, jochi, you're a machine!

Great. Go lube me up then.

 

[MassTransport]

Emory, Duke, UVa, Vandy, Boston?

 

[elfish]

Emory, Duke, UVa, Vandy, Boston?

gw, mt sinai, creighton, ucla? xoxox love you joch

 

[TheRealMD]

You're going to work her to death.

 

[etf]

I'll save some work for you:
all U.S. allopathic and osteopathic schools
if you interview well: p>0
if you suck at interviews: p=0.
it's as simple as that.

 

[TheRealMD]

I'll save some work for you:
all U.S. allopathic and osteopathic schools
if you interview well: p>0
if you suck at interviews: p=0.
it's as simple as that.

What does p stand for?

 

[veaselhaufen]

Baylor:

IS acceptance rate: 13.4%
OOS: 3.4% (wow, and this is a private school!?)

IS Applied: 1376 Interviewed: 399 Accepted: 185 Enrolled: 129
OOS Applied: 2909 Interviewed: 265 Accepted: 100 Enrolled: 39



UTSW:
IS rate: 14.4%
OOS rate: 9%

IS Applied: 2590 Interviewed: 622 Accepted: 373 (good odds!) Enrolled: 193
OOS Applied: 678 Interviewed: 101 Accepted: 61 Enrolled: 36

Good lord! look at how few oos people apply to utsw!! Is the texas application process that hard? Those seems like great odds for oos applicants~

 

[etf]

What does p stand for?

lol, p=probability for the non-cognoscenti

 

[overthinker2]

jochi...can u check lsu new orleans for me pleaseeeeeee

 

[TheRealMD]

Good lord! look at how few oos people apply to utsw!! Is the texas application process that hard? Those seems like great odds for oos applicants~

Texas schools (besides Baylor) must take 90% in-state. Baylor ends up taking 75% in-state. Oh, and it's a completely separate app. I think that's what turns most people off. Were they to use AMCAS like everyone else (Baylor already does), you'd see more OOS folks in the pool.

Besides, to apply to 4 out of the 6 Texas schools, it only costs $85. Including Tech & A&M, it's $195. You get a far better deal than applying to most private schools if application costs are a primary concern!

 

[prettymonkey]

you know you can get full access to this info for only $14.95? Then you can peruse it at your leisure. after the amount of money we have spent on applications and traveling for interviews the extra $15 is not much. and it provides a way to pass the time until october 15.....

 

[bellacnella]

I'll save some work for you:
all U.S. allopathic and osteopathic schools
if you interview well: p>0
if you suck at interviews: p=0.
it's as simple as that.

well, thank you for your wonderfully helpful advice!

 

[dav86]

Jefferson:
IS rate: 19%
OOS: 5%

IS applied: 963 Interviewed: 265 Accepted: 183 Enrolled: 107
OOS applied: 6739 (DAMN) Interviewed: 506 Accepted: 334 Enrolled: 147

Temple:
IS rate: 23.%
OOS: 5.6%

IS applied: 948 Interviewed: 253 Accepted: 223 (WOW) Enrolled: 93
OOS applied: 6556 barf Interviewed: 725 Accepted: 366 Enrolled: 83

VCU:
IS rate: 23.2%
OOS: 4.4%

IS applied: 809 Interviewed: 317 Accepted: 188 Enrolled: 104
OOS applied: 4068 Interviewed: 368 Accepted: 180 Enrolled: 80


NYMC:
IS rate: 16.6%
OOS: 9%

IS applied: 1415 interviewed: 378 Accepted: 235 Enrolled: 57
OOS applied: 5658 Interviewed: 1016 Accepted: 508 Enrolled: 129

Maryland:
IS rate: 25.5%
OOS: 4%

IS applied: 748 Interviewed: 325 Accepted: 191 Enrolled: 123
OOS applied: 2965 Interviewed: 247 Accepted: 120 Enrolled: 27


Something does not seem right, so you are telling me UMD interviewed over 3600 applicants last year, yet the latest MSAR says they only interviewed 476, someone's numbers seem screwed up, the MSAR seems low, but yours seem way way too high

 

[TheRealMD]

Read from left to right, dav86.