2010-2011 Washington University in St. Louis Application Thread

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Did everyone get the part in the email about "I hope that you will remain under consideration because I believe you would thrive here. However, if you have made a firm decision to attend another medical school, please let me know."

In past years threads this has been a marker for a higher priority waitlist. Just wondering.

Thanks

 

[NickNaylor]

I didn't have that in my email.

I'm out. Good luck everyone!

 

[eicos]

Did everyone get the part in the email about "I hope that you will remain under consideration because I believe you would thrive here. However, if you have made a firm decision to attend another medical school, please let me know."

In past years threads this has been a marker for a higher priority waitlist. Just wondering.

Thanks

That was in my email as well, but ksmi says it's not ranked. Strange!

 

[MDApplicant3]

I got that too

 

[tkp]

Mine has that line too.

 

[eicos]

Mine has that line too.

... but my mother told me I was a special flower! ;__;

 

[biff87]

I got that too

+1 here. Guess i'm going to ride this one out and see what happens! all.

 

[washupremedSV]

Did everyone get the part in the email about "I hope that you will remain under consideration because I believe you would thrive here. However, if you have made a firm decision to attend another medical school, please let me know."

In past years threads this has been a marker for a higher priority waitlist. Just wondering.

Thanks

I did as well, but I really don't think it has much of a significance though (especially since it seems quite a few people have gotten the same email.) But anyways, too all!

EDIT: After accepting the waitlist position, they said they'd send out a confirmation email. Did anyone actually get said email?

 

[smileydoc11]

Also got waitlisted here with the note that everyone else seems to have. I also interviewed on one of the last possible dates, so not surprised to be waitlisted. Oh well!

 

[rhesuspieces]

No waitlist e-mail for me yet. Does that mean rejection? 🙁🙁🙁

EDIT: Nevermind, got the waitlist e-mail! Better than rejection, woot woot!

 

[ksmi117]

That was in my email as well, but ksmi says it's not ranked. Strange!

By not ranked, I mean if there is a rank of some sort, they don't tell anyone about it. That line could very well mean something. I'm sure there are people they have their eyes on to accept when a spot does open up, but they don't publicize the waitlist as having any rank at all.

 

[Dware89]

Did everyone get the part in the email about "I hope that you will remain under consideration because I believe you would thrive here. However, if you have made a firm decision to attend another medical school, please let me know."

In past years threads this has been a marker for a higher priority waitlist. Just wondering.

Thanks

I got that line as well

 

[GratefulMedHead]

Same here. It should be fine to just leave the comments section blank, right? Well, GL everyone, hope we're part of the 50 acceptances off the waitlist

Just received the waitlist email from WashU. I'm going to take my name off the waitlist as I already have acceptances from Columbia, Hopkins, UMich, and am on several other waitlists. Am strongly leaning toward UMich as I am feeling a lot of love and respect for their admissions process. Good luck to all.

 

[purpleweasel]

Any idea how many individuals remain on the waitlist? Just trying to assess the likelihood of making it off the waitlist...

 

[ThatDude]

I got the waitlist email, as well as the "I think you will thrive here" comment.

It says 50 ppl get acceptances off the WL, but does anyone know how many people are ON the WL?

 

[etherpentane]

I got the waitlist email, as well as the "I think you will thrive here" comment.

It says 50 ppl get acceptances off the WL, but does anyone know how many people are ON the WL?

Probably on the order of 700 +/- 50 is my guess -- cuz I don't think anyone gets rejected, right?

 

[captainawesome]

Waitlist email here as well. :/

Question about the comment box... are we supposed to write something substantial here if we still want to stay on the waitlist or just save it for a more formal letter of interest?

 

[rhesuspieces]

Probably on the order of 700 +/- 50 is my guess -- cuz I don't think anyone gets rejected, right?

If you look a page back in this thread, there were a couple people rejected post-interview. Looks like they reject via snail-mail.

 

[ajdoc2345]

Waitlisted here as well! I wish we knew how big it is and our realistic chances! I guess this just means more waiting and !

 

[wanderer]

Probably on the order of 700 +/- 50 is my guess -- cuz I don't think anyone gets rejected, right?

I think the number estimated was that 1/4 or so get rejected post-interview.

 

[ksmi117]

The estimates I've heard from previous years are 1/4 accepted, 1/2 waitlisted, and 1/4 rejected.

 

[Invin22]

Waitlisted too. Not surprised considering I interviewed so late, but I hope they take me as they are my top choice.

Waitlist for me too. Now, I have to decide if I really like this school enough to wait until June to hear back . . .

 

[Trojan50]

Sorry if this has been touched on before, but doesn't WashU interview near 1000 applicants?

That would make for quite the hefty waitlist even if it's half!

 

[wanderer]

I find it odd that Cole is the only one that didn't have the line in the email. I guess only a minority of waitlistees got the email sans the line. Who knows if it even means anything.

 

[eicos]

I find it odd that Cole is the only one that didn't have the line in the email. I guess only a minority of waitlistees got the email sans the line. Who knows if it even means anything.

I'm 84% convinced it was in there and he just missed it. Otherwise, perhaps a clerical error? Some sections of the email had different formatting, as though it had been pasted together from different documents.

 

[NickNaylor]

I'm 84% convinced it was in there and he just missed it. Otherwise, perhaps a clerical error? Some sections of the email had different formatting, as though it had been pasted together from different documents.

Yeah, this is right; I went back and double-checked to make sure I wasn't a super derp. It was in there, I must've just missed it.

Sorry!

 

[eicos]

Yeah, this is right; I went back and double-checked to make sure I wasn't a super derp. It was in there, I must've just missed it.

Sorry!

No problem. If you don't mind my asking, Cole, why did you withdraw? It looks like you are a pretty good candidate.

 

[NickNaylor]

No problem. If you don't mind my asking, Cole, why did you withdraw? It looks like you are a pretty good candidate.

Didn't really like the vibes I got when I was there. WashU was definitely a let down for me after the interview because I went in pretty excited. I just managed to get stuck with some strange students on the interview day. That and the strong research focus. I think my interviewers probably weren't too impressed when I said "I have absolutely no interest in doing research at the final point of my career." Since I really don't have a strong research interest, I don't think WashU would be a great fit anyway. Still would've liked the opportunity to do Second Look, though.

Oh well. Good luck everyone!

 

[eicos]

Rather than do actual work, I scanned the 2009-2010 thread to try to get an empirical measure of our waitlist chances. All in all, there were 30 posters who, as far as I could discern, were placed on the waitlist and did not withdraw from consideration. There were 9 posters who claimed to have been accepted from the waitlist, with the first posting on 5/13 and the last on 6/1. Based on this extremely non-random and biased sample, we have a roughly 1/3 chance of being accepted. Not great, but better than 1/10.

 

[rhesuspieces]

Didn't really like the vibes I got when I was there. WashU was definitely a let down for me after the interview because I went in pretty excited. I just managed to get stuck with some strange students on the interview day. That and the strong research focus. I think my interviewers probably weren't too impressed when I said "I have absolutely no interest in doing research at the final point of my career." Since I really don't have a strong research interest, I don't think WashU would be a great fit anyway. Still would've liked the opportunity to do Second Look, though.

Oh well. Good luck everyone!

That's funny, Cole, because I went in with very low expectations (only applied because I wanted another midwestern option, felt like the curriculum was really stodgy) and ended up loving it. But then again, the day I interviewed all the first years had an anatomy exam, so all the weirdoes were probably holed up in their study caves, rocking back and forth and crying in anticipation.

 

[umich11]

Rather than do actual work, I scanned the 2009-2010 thread to try to get an empirical measure of our waitlist chances. All in all, there were 30 posters who, as far as I could discern, were placed on the waitlist and did not withdraw from consideration. There were 9 posters who claimed to have been accepted from the waitlist, with the first posting on 5/13 and the last on 6/1. Based on this extremely non-random and biased sample, we have a roughly 1/3 chance of being accepted. Not great, but better than 1/10.

so far away!

 

[NeuroKidd]

Also got WL today. Definitely going to keep myself on the list with fingers crossed!

 

[Ladoctora44]

I also got wait-listed today. I also had the line about "we think you would thrive here..." I liked Wash U and this school is AMAZING , but I do have a school I am strongly leaning towards. So, maybe I should let them know....If it is ranked, i would like to give someone else a better chance.

 

[Daegona]

Got wait listed yesterday, too...

 

[burningheat]

err, does anyone else's pen from wash u NOT work? 😱

 

[rhesuspieces]

err, does anyone else's pen from wash u NOT work? 😱

🤣 I would call admissions about that one.

 

[metalgearHMN]

It's actually one of the bets pens I've ever used.

But more on topic, after much deliberation I've decided that Wash U is the school for me and I would choose it over my other acceptance. I'm going to write a letter of intent saying as much but needed some advice. Should I address the letter to the Committee on Admissions or the Dean? If I address it to the dean, how should I start it since I don't like the alliteration in "Dear Dean Dodson," ?

As for the heart of the paper, should I keep it brief and just say that I would choose WashU over other schools, or should I go in depth and mention why WashU? I'm just scared that if it's too long (1 page) that they might not read it. I'm probably going to call tomorrow and ask if there are any official procedures to this, like use email vs snail mail, or if they even care about it. Hopefully I can get myself off the wait list because I'd love to go here

EDIT: Also, would it be to informal to refer to the school as WashU in my letter? It is kind of odd to write out Washington University every time I want to refer to the university, also what about WUMS?

 

[ksmi117]

It's actually one of the bets pens I've ever used.

But more on topic, after much deliberation I've decided that Wash U is the school for me and I would choose it over my other acceptance. I'm going to write a letter of intent saying as much but needed some advice. Should I address the letter to the Committee on Admissions or the Dean? If I address it to the dean, how should I start it since I don't like the alliteration in "Dear Dean Dodson," ?

As for the heart of the paper, should I keep it brief and just say that I would choose WashU over other schools, or should I go in depth and mention why WashU? I'm just scared that if it's too long (1 page) that they might not read it. I'm probably going to call tomorrow and ask if there are any official procedures to this, like use email vs snail mail, or if they even care about it. Hopefully I can get myself off the wait list because I'd love to go here

EDIT: Also, would it be to informal to refer to the school as WashU in my letter? It is kind of odd to write out Washington University every time I want to refer to the university, also what about WUMS?

Addressing it to either Dean Dodson or the Admissions Committee would be fine. I'd say you should include "why WashU" but try to keep it under a page long. And you can say either WashU of WUMS. It's not too informal.

 

[Ciguatera]

It's actually one of the bets pens I've ever used.

But more on topic, after much deliberation I've decided that Wash U is the school for me and I would choose it over my other acceptance. I'm going to write a letter of intent saying as much but needed some advice. Should I address the letter to the Committee on Admissions or the Dean? If I address it to the dean, how should I start it since I don't like the alliteration in "Dear Dean Dodson," ?

As for the heart of the paper, should I keep it brief and just say that I would choose WashU over other schools, or should I go in depth and mention why WashU? I'm just scared that if it's too long (1 page) that they might not read it. I'm probably going to call tomorrow and ask if there are any official procedures to this, like use email vs snail mail, or if they even care about it. Hopefully I can get myself off the wait list because I'd love to go here

EDIT: Also, would it be to informal to refer to the school as WashU in my letter? It is kind of odd to write out Washington University every time I want to refer to the university, also what about WUMS?

I am in the exact same boat. I was waitlisted at WashU and I have received a couple other acceptances, but WashU is my top choice school and would give anything to get off the waitlist!! Did you call the school and find out any more information about sending a letter of intent? I would really appreciate some insight!!

 

[MDub1]

Can any current students give me more info on the third year schedule? Do you have some flexibility in the order in which you complete the clerkships? Do the 12 week IM and surgery clerkships include some time exploring the subspecialties?

Thanks for any help; I'm sure they covered this on the interview day but it's really all a blur at this point 🙂.

 

[MDub1]

Oh and is the grading 2nd year curved (as in only a certain percentage get honors, high pass, etc.), or is it simply a grade cutoff (ie those above 90% get honors).

 

[wishbone28]

Wondering if there are any current students who can help me with this decision...

I've got comparable financial aid offers from both schools, and most immediately, need to decide which revisit weekend to attend.

Anyone who faced the same decision? Insights into why you chose WashU over UChicago?

 

[MDub1]

Wondering if there are any current students who can help me with this decision...

I've got comparable financial aid offers from both schools, and most immediately, need to decide which revisit weekend to attend.

Anyone who faced the same decision? Insights into why you chose WashU over UChicago?

Wow, does this mean you already got a scholarship from WashU? If so, congrats!!!

 

[ksmi117]

Can any current students give me more info on the third year schedule? Do you have some flexibility in the order in which you complete the clerkships? Do the 12 week IM and surgery clerkships include some time exploring the subspecialties?

Thanks for any help; I'm sure they covered this on the interview day but it's really all a blur at this point 🙂.

Yes, you have flexibility in the order. I'm not sure exactly how they schedule the rotations, but you definitely have say in it. And yes, you spend a lot of time in subspecialities of your choosing.

Oh and is the grading 2nd year curved (as in only a certain percentage get honors, high pass, etc.), or is it simply a grade cutoff (ie those above 90% get honors).

It's not curved. Above a certain cutoff means Honors even if the whole class is above that cutoff.

 

[Equality]

If you're waitlisted, DO NOT LOSE HOPE! Write letter(s) of interest/intent. I know someone in the current 1st year class who got in the day after submitting his letter. I got in 2 hrs after submitting mine by email. Not to say admission is guaranteed, but it doesn't hurt to try if you know you really do want to come to WashU.

PM me with questions. I'm a student here.

 

[Equality]

By the way, the match was today and it was AMAZING. WashU students are phenomenal! What an inspiration.

Not sure if I'm allowed to post the match list because the copy I have has student names attached. Maybe Ksmi can figure out how to take the names out and post the match list if she wants to.

The website by WUSM is useless and incorrect (at least 2011 info).
http://residency.wustl.edu/medadmin/resweb.nsf/

 

[ksmi117]

By the way, the match was today and it was AMAZING. WashU students are phenomenal! What an inspiration.

Not sure if I'm allowed to post the match list because the copy I have has student names attached. Maybe Ksmi can figure out how to take the names out and post the match list if she wants to.

The website by WUSM is useless and incorrect (at least 2011 info).
http://residency.wustl.edu/medadmin/resweb.nsf/

Summary:

Anesthesiology - 4
Child Neurology - 2
Dermatology - 4
Diagnostic Radiology - 9
Emergency Medicine - 10
Family Medicine - 1
General Surgery - 7
Internal Medicine - 25
Internal Medicine/Primary - 1
Neurosurgery - 1
Neurology - 4
Ob/Gyn - 6
Ophthalmology - 7
Orthopaedic Surgery - 6
Otolaryngology - 4
Pathology - 3
Pediatrics - 15
Plastic Surgery - 2
Psychiatry - 3
Radiation Oncology - 1
Urology - 1
Prelim Medicine - 12
Transitional Year - 8

Here's the full list. In alphabetical order by specialty:

Anesthesiology - 4
Child Neurology - 2
Dermatology - 4
Diagnostic Radiology - 9
Emergency Medicine - 10
Family Medicine - 1
General Surgery - 7
Internal Medicine - 25
Internal Medicine/Primary - 1
Neurosurgery - 1
Neurology - 4
Ob/Gyn - 6
Ophthalmology - 7
Orthopaedic Surgery - 6
Otolaryngology - 4
Pathology - 3
Pediatrics - 15
Plastic Surgery - 2
Psychiatry - 3
Radiation Oncology - 1
Urology - 1
Prelim Medicine - 12
Transitional Year - 8

In alphabetical order by specialty:

Anesthesiology Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Anesthesiology Jackson Memorial Hospital
Anesthesiology University of California - San Francisco
Anesthesiology University of California - San Francisco
Child Neurology Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Child Neurology St. Louis Children's Hospital
Dermatology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Dermatology Stanford University
Dermatology Tulane University
Dermatology University of Illinois
Diagnostic Radiology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Diagnostic Radiology Beth-Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology Duke University Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology Loyola University Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology Queen's University/Kingston General Hospital
Diagnostic Radiology University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology University of Texas Health Science Center
Diagnostic Radiology University of Washington
Emergency Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Emergency Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Emergency Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Emergency Medicine Cook County-John H. Stroger Hospital
Emergency Medicine Hennepin County Medical Center
Emergency Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Emergency Medicine Johns Hopkins Hospital
Emergency Medicine New York Methodist Hospital
Emergency Medicine New York Presbyterian Hospital - Columbia & Cornell
Emergency Medicine UCLA Medical Center
Family Medicine University of Massachusetts
General Surgery Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
General Surgery University of California - San Francisco
General Surgery University of Colorado
General Surgery University of Texas Medical School
General Surgery University of Virginia
General Surgery University of Washington
General Surgery University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Internal Medicine Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Internal Medicine Duke University
Internal Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Internal Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Internal Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Internal Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital
Internal Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital
Internal Medicine New York Presbyterian Hospital-Weill Cornell Medical Ctr
Internal Medicine Northwestern McGaw Medical Center
Internal Medicine University of Massachusetts
Internal Medicine University of Vermont
Internal Medicine University of Washington
Internal Medicine University of Washington
Internal Medicine Yale-New Haven Hospital
Internal Medicine/Primary Massachusetts General Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary Einstein/Beth Israel Medical Center
Internal Medicine-Preliminary St. Luke's Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Illinois
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Missouri, Kansas City
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Texas Health Science Center
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Virginia
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Washington
Neurological Surgery Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neurology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neurology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neurology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neurology Jackson Memorial Hospital
Obstetrics and Gynecology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Obstetrics and Gynecology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Obstetrics and Gynecology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Obstetrics and Gynecology University of California - San Diego
Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Illinois
Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Vermont
Ophthalmology UCLA Medical Center
Ophthalmology UCLA Medical Center
Ophthalmology University of Rochester, Flaum Eye Institute
Ophthalmology University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Ophthalmology University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Ophthalmology University of Washington
Ophthalmology Washington University School of Medicine
Orthopaedic Surgery Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Orthopaedic Surgery Hospital for Special Surgery
Orthopaedic Surgery SUNY Upstate Medical University
Orthopaedic Surgery University of Iowa
Orthopaedic Surgery University of Rochester/Strong Memorial Hospital
Orthopaedic Surgery University of Washington
Otolaryngology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Otolaryngology Duke University
Otolaryngology UCLA Medical Center
Otolaryngology UCLA Medical Center
Pathology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Pathology Massachusetts General Hospital
Pathology Penrose Hospital
Pediatrics Children's Hospital
Pediatrics Children's Hospital
Pediatrics Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Pediatrics Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Pediatrics Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Pediatrics Medical College of Wisconsin
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics University of California - San Francisco
Pediatrics University of Michigan Hospitals
Pediatrics University of Washington
Plastic Surgery University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Plastic Surgery University of Washington
Psychiatry Massachusetts General Hospital
Psychiatry New York Presbyterian Hospital - Columbia
Psychiatry New York University School of Medicine
Radiation Oncology Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Transitional Year Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
Transitional Year Riverside Regional Medical Center
Transitional Year Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Transitional Year St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Transitional Year St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Transitional Year St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Transitional Year St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Transitional Year Virginia Mason Medical Center
Urology Washington University School of Medicine

 

[MDub1]

Yes, you have flexibility in the order. I'm not sure exactly how they schedule the rotations, but you definitely have say in it. And yes, you spend a lot of time in subspecialities of your choosing.



It's not curved. Above a certain cutoff means Honors even if the whole class is above that cutoff.

Thanks ksmi, you're always super helpful!!! 🙂

 

[Green Penguin]

Summary:

Anesthesiology - 4
Child Neurology - 2
Dermatology - 4
Diagnostic Radiology - 9
Emergency Medicine - 10
Family Medicine - 1
General Surgery - 7
Internal Medicine - 25
Internal Medicine/Primary - 1
Neurosurgery - 1
Neurology - 4
Ob/Gyn - 6
Ophthalmology - 7
Orthopaedic Surgery - 6
Otolaryngology - 4
Pathology - 3
Pediatrics - 15
Plastic Surgery - 2
Psychiatry - 3
Radiation Oncology - 1
Urology - 1
Prelim Medicine - 12
Transitional Year - 8

Here's the full list. In alphabetical order by specialty:

Anesthesiology - 4
Child Neurology - 2
Dermatology - 4
Diagnostic Radiology - 9
Emergency Medicine - 10
Family Medicine - 1
General Surgery - 7
Internal Medicine - 25
Internal Medicine/Primary - 1
Neurosurgery - 1
Neurology - 4
Ob/Gyn - 6
Ophthalmology - 7
Orthopaedic Surgery - 6
Otolaryngology - 4
Pathology - 3
Pediatrics - 15
Plastic Surgery - 2
Psychiatry - 3
Radiation Oncology - 1
Urology - 1
Prelim Medicine - 12
Transitional Year - 8

In alphabetical order by specialty:

Anesthesiology Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Anesthesiology Jackson Memorial Hospital
Anesthesiology University of California - San Francisco
Anesthesiology University of California - San Francisco
Child Neurology Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Child Neurology St. Louis Children's Hospital
Dermatology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Dermatology Stanford University
Dermatology Tulane University
Dermatology University of Illinois
Diagnostic Radiology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Diagnostic Radiology Beth-Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology Duke University Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology Loyola University Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology Queen's University/Kingston General Hospital
Diagnostic Radiology University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Diagnostic Radiology University of Texas Health Science Center
Diagnostic Radiology University of Washington
Emergency Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Emergency Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Emergency Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Emergency Medicine Cook County-John H. Stroger Hospital
Emergency Medicine Hennepin County Medical Center
Emergency Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Emergency Medicine Johns Hopkins Hospital
Emergency Medicine New York Methodist Hospital
Emergency Medicine New York Presbyterian Hospital - Columbia & Cornell
Emergency Medicine UCLA Medical Center
Family Medicine University of Massachusetts
General Surgery Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
General Surgery University of California - San Francisco
General Surgery University of Colorado
General Surgery University of Texas Medical School
General Surgery University of Virginia
General Surgery University of Washington
General Surgery University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Internal Medicine Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Internal Medicine Duke University
Internal Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Internal Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Internal Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Internal Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital
Internal Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital
Internal Medicine New York Presbyterian Hospital-Weill Cornell Medical Ctr
Internal Medicine Northwestern McGaw Medical Center
Internal Medicine University of Massachusetts
Internal Medicine University of Vermont
Internal Medicine University of Washington
Internal Medicine University of Washington
Internal Medicine Yale-New Haven Hospital
Internal Medicine/Primary Massachusetts General Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary Einstein/Beth Israel Medical Center
Internal Medicine-Preliminary St. Luke's Hospital
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Illinois
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Missouri, Kansas City
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Texas Health Science Center
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Virginia
Internal Medicine-Preliminary University of Washington
Neurological Surgery Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neurology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neurology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neurology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neurology Jackson Memorial Hospital
Obstetrics and Gynecology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Obstetrics and Gynecology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Obstetrics and Gynecology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Obstetrics and Gynecology University of California - San Diego
Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Illinois
Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Vermont
Ophthalmology UCLA Medical Center
Ophthalmology UCLA Medical Center
Ophthalmology University of Rochester, Flaum Eye Institute
Ophthalmology University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Ophthalmology University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Ophthalmology University of Washington
Ophthalmology Washington University School of Medicine
Orthopaedic Surgery Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Orthopaedic Surgery Hospital for Special Surgery
Orthopaedic Surgery SUNY Upstate Medical University
Orthopaedic Surgery University of Iowa
Orthopaedic Surgery University of Rochester/Strong Memorial Hospital
Orthopaedic Surgery University of Washington
Otolaryngology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Otolaryngology Duke University
Otolaryngology UCLA Medical Center
Otolaryngology UCLA Medical Center
Pathology Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Pathology Massachusetts General Hospital
Pathology Penrose Hospital
Pediatrics Children's Hospital
Pediatrics Children's Hospital
Pediatrics Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Pediatrics Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Pediatrics Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Pediatrics Medical College of Wisconsin
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics St. Louis Children's Hospital
Pediatrics University of California - San Francisco
Pediatrics University of Michigan Hospitals
Pediatrics University of Washington
Plastic Surgery University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Plastic Surgery University of Washington
Psychiatry Massachusetts General Hospital
Psychiatry New York Presbyterian Hospital - Columbia
Psychiatry New York University School of Medicine
Radiation Oncology Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Transitional Year Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
Transitional Year Riverside Regional Medical Center
Transitional Year Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Transitional Year St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Transitional Year St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Transitional Year St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Transitional Year St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Transitional Year Virginia Mason Medical Center
Urology Washington University School of Medicine

Thanks ksmi...there are only 116 matches here though (excluding prelim and transitional years), I thought WashU's class was ~120? Did a couple not match? Are they doing alternative careers (e.g. consulting)?

 

[Equality]

Some people do post-graduate research for various reasons. At least one person in the graduating class is doing that. Someone from last year's class withdrew their all of their apps last minute because they realized they didn't want to go into X but rather wanted to wait a year, do research, and apply for Y.

Others I don't know.