2024-2025 Harvard

[swag1]

Heard some folks are leaning toward NYU or Penn. Harvard took 203 this year—if the usual 71.8% yield holds, around 146 will accept. So maybe ~20 spots open up off the waitlist, but it really depends year to year and by track (Pathways, HST, MD/PhD).

Verbatim from Mr. Macrophage in the Cornell thread: "Many yield rates are available in the admit.org master document. Here is the admit t20 reordered by yield rate. Cornell is bolded

1: Harvard (71.80%)
2: Stanford (58.06%)
3: UTSW (57.71%)
4: UCSF (56.47%)
5: Penn (56.36%)
6: Pittsburgh (54.61%)
7: Mayo Clinic (50.47%)
8: NYU (49.76%)
9: UCLA (48.61%)
10: Columbia (46.66%)
11: Michigan (44.09%)
12: Duke (43.50%)
13: Johns Hopkins (42.60%)
14: Mt. Sinai (39.55%)
15: Northwestern (39.40%)
16: Cornell (36.18%)
17: UChicago (35.86%)
18: WashU (35.02%)
19: Yale (34.77%)
20: Vanderbilt (28.19%)"

Do you know if it is 203 people across Pathways/HST/MSTP? It's a little confusing because people can hold acceptances to more than 1 one of these programs as well

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[Daris]

Do you know if it is 203 people across Pathways/HST/MSTP? It's a little confusing because people can hold acceptances to more than 1 one of these programs as well

not sure. the dean just told us 203 were accepted.

 

[soldier boy]

anyone been affected by the whole trump vs harvard medical school funding stuff? im asking more for like financial aid.

 

[Beatles08]

Any more insight you can add? Would this affect current admits or just future applicants? Not going to H but I’m hearing whispers of this at other p/f schools…

I'm an (almost) fourth year here who is very involved in curriculum planning, and I would not let this be something that influences your decision. There is no indication of whether the grading system will change at all, it's all just discussion right now

 

[swag1]

anyone know how many people are in the groupme rn?