2015 entering class application data

[user3]

http://www.aacom.org/docs/default-source/data-and-trends/2002-15AppsbyCOMandGen.xls?sfvrsn=4

Highlights:

PCOM received nearly 10,000 primary applications.
SOMA received over 54 primary applications per seat
LUCOM primary applications more than doubled, from 2,002 to 4,062 (!!!)

Overall, there were 20,447 AACOMAS applicants, up from 17,944 the year before.

 

[Doctor_Strange]

Damn, DO is getting increasingly competitive!

 

[tennerd]

do you know the stats for 2015 entering?

 

[yanks26dmb]

I know touro-ca was 31 and 3.6. I've also heard from a friend that AZCOM is 30 and 3.5. These are the only two I'm aware of at the moment.

 

[user3]

I know touro-ca was 31 and 3.6. I've also heard from a friend that AZCOM is 30 and 3.5. These are the only two I'm aware of at the moment.

Those are both probably rounded up.

 

[yanks26dmb]

Those are both probably rounded up.

Most likely

 

[Buzzlightyear33]

Im surprised PCOM gets more apps than the two CA schools. Im also surprised Okie State only gets 2,818 while Michigan State and Ohio U get 5,899 and 4,956 apps respectively.

Edit: Forgot Rowan is also a public school - 5,442 apps

 

[Shinobiz11]

Im surprised PCOM gets more apps than the two CA schools. Im also surprised Okie State only gets 2,818 while Michigan State and Ohio U get 5,899 and 4,956 apps respectively.

Edit: Forgot Rowan is also a public school - 5,442 apps

OSUCOM has a regional bias, that's why I didn't bother applying there.
PCOM is like the safety DO school for MD try-hards.
Those big publics are gonna get a ton of apps from every in-state premed who wants to stay near home and because of the supporting institution