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OK, so maybe we need to restrict this to the "top" schools since some lower tier schools might tend to have more med students who dont care about matching to the big city type residencies.
I think I saw in the old US news last year that Mayo had a 95% match rate for first 3 choices. I think that was the highest listed, although there were several schools (i.e. Harvard, Hopkins, Columbia) that didnt report any data for their match statistics.
For whatever reason, this year US News decided not to report match rate statistics, so looking at the 2004 rankings wont help.
So after all your interviews I'm sure you've heard some data from the schools you've visited.
I think I saw in the old US news last year that Mayo had a 95% match rate for first 3 choices. I think that was the highest listed, although there were several schools (i.e. Harvard, Hopkins, Columbia) that didnt report any data for their match statistics.
For whatever reason, this year US News decided not to report match rate statistics, so looking at the 2004 rankings wont help.
So after all your interviews I'm sure you've heard some data from the schools you've visited.