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Anyone know roughly how often an EM applicant matches into their top 5? How much would this % deviate if their top 5 is made up of really competitive programs?
can i get a link to the source article?63% including IMGs, 70.5% for just US grads. 36% for highly competitive programs.
ah. that sounds too good to be true. I guess i'll try to find something else to neuroticize aboutAww. There's no report. But in reality I'd guess nearly 90% get their top 5.
Those data don't exist. The closest thing you can get to that is from last year's Charting Outcomes where for EM, US grads with 5 ranks have a roughly 80% chance of matching (that # is 65% for independent applicants). This isn't the same thing as the question you asked of course, but it does get you in the ballpark.Anyone know roughly how often an EM applicant matches into their top 5? How much would this % deviate if their top 5 is made up of really competitive programs?
Those data don't exist. The closest thing you can get to that is from last year's Charting Outcomes where for EM, US grads with 5 ranks have a roughly 80% chance of matching (that # is 65% for independent applicants). This isn't the same thing as the question you asked of course, but it does get you in the ballpark.
Anyone know roughly how often an EM applicant matches into their top 5? How much would this % deviate if their top 5 is made up of really competitive programs?
Aww. There's no report. But in reality I'd guess nearly 90% get their top 5.
That data's no more of a direct answer to the question than the data I posted. But you'll notice that the numbers are remarkably similar.Actually the data does exist, sort of. See this thread http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/how-far-down-rank-list.1043514/
It isn't EM specific, but for all comers in the 2013 match, a US MD chance of matching into top 4 was 85.5%.
Here's the original document, page 39. http://b83c73bcf0e7ca356c80-e8560f4...ontent/uploads/2013/08/resultsanddata2013.pdf