Average MCAT and GPA Data for Specific Schools for Matriculant/Accepted Students

[Gorilla-san]

Was feeling extra neurotic so I decided to search up individual school stats for Matriculant/Accepted students. For all I know there is no compiled list
Take this for a grain of salt.

Taken or quoted from the Md/Phd websites
UCSF: Entering class of 2016
GPA: 3.82; MCAT 97.7 percentile
John Hopkins: Entering class of 2016
Average GPA: 3.89
GPA Range: 3.37–4.00
Average MCAT: 37
MCAT Range: 30–43
WASHU: They have it all in graphs and figures: http://mstp.wustl.edu/admissions/Pages/Statistics.aspx
Emory: Accepted class of 2016
GPA: 3.69; MCAT 35
U Washington: For 2014, the median GPA was 3.91 and MCAT score was 37.33.
Cornell/Tri-I: Average GPA 3.87 Average MCAT of 37.30.
Range GPA for the accepted students has been 3.32-4.00 and the range of MCAT is 30-42.
Baylor: For the class entering in August 2016, applicants had average cumulative GPAs of 3.85, achieved total MCAT score in the 93rd percentile
UC Irvine: Students admitted to the MSTP have had undergraduate grade point averages ranging from 3.6 to 4.0 and MCAT scores ranging from 11 to 14 in all subjects.
U Pitt: Students currently enrolled in the MSTP have an average undergraduate GPA of 3.7 and an average Medical College Admission Test score of 34
Duke: 1st yr MD matriculants Avg GPA- Avg MCAT
2010 3.9 36.7
2011 3.9 36.8
2012 3.9 36.8
2013 3.8 34.8
2014 3.8 34.8
2015 3.8 36.7
CaseWestern: The 10-year average is 3.7 and 35.
URochester: MCAT, the mean score historically for MSTP students has been between 34-35
UNC Chapel Hill: Our mean MCAT is 35 and mean GPA is 3.75.

If anyone knows to find more data feel free to add to this list

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[ayyildiz]

Admissions people from Vanderbilt have told me that their average MSTP GPA is at or a little below their average med school acceptance GPA (3.8, according to their website). Didn't ask about MCAT at the time.

 

[bromo]

Penn website stated stats are similar to the MD-only stats. So 37/38?mcat. And idk gpa.

 

[Neuronix]

My advice to the op is to avoid mixing MSTP and MD data (e.g. Duke). At the very least, make them very clearly separated.

The reality is that stats don't vary much among the competitive MSTPs in big name cities like New York, Philadelphia, Boston, etc... In general, you're looking at 3.8-3.9/36-38 as an average at all of them. At these programs the MD and MD/PhD stats do tend to be similar, albeit the MD/PhDs typically have more research and less of the other ECs. The exception are state schools where the MD/PhD loses in-state consideration, and thus the MD/PhD stats are typically higher and similar to other MD/PhD programs.

I wouldn't try to read into the difference of <0.2 GPA points or <2 MCAT average between programs in trying to decide where to apply. They are still averages, and if you're close to the average numbers or above, your application should get the same consideration.

As URochester and Emory suggests, when you get away from the top of the rankings and the big coastal cities, things generally relax to more like 3.6-3.8/34-36.

 

[Gorilla-san]

Interestingly enough those are duke stats check out the link below:

https://medschool.duke.edu/educatio...raining-program/about-mstp-program/statistics

Different from the UNC chapel hill see edited above. But its pretty much like you said big coastal schools pretty much have the 3.8-3.9/36-38 and less bigger cities run around 3.6-3.8/34-36

 

[JoaoMoutinho]

Was feeling extra neurotic so I decided to search up individual school stats for Matriculant/Accepted students. For all I know there is no compiled list
Take this for a grain of salt.

Taken or quoted from the Md/Phd websites
UCSF: Entering class of 2016
GPA: 3.82; MCAT 97.7 percentile
John Hopkins: Entering class of 2016
Average GPA: 3.89
GPA Range: 3.37–4.00
Average MCAT: 37
MCAT Range: 30–43
WASHU: They have it all in graphs and figures: http://mstp.wustl.edu/admissions/Pages/Statistics.aspx
Emory: Accepted class of 2016
GPA: 3.69; MCAT 35
U Washington: For 2014, the median GPA was 3.91 and MCAT score was 37.33.
Cornell/Tri-I: Average GPA 3.87 Average MCAT of 37.30.
Range GPA for the accepted students has been 3.32-4.00 and the range of MCAT is 30-42.
Baylor: For the class entering in August 2016, applicants had average cumulative GPAs of 3.85, achieved total MCAT score in the 93rd percentile
UC Irvine: Students admitted to the MSTP have had undergraduate grade point averages ranging from 3.6 to 4.0 and MCAT scores ranging from 11 to 14 in all subjects.
U Pitt: Students currently enrolled in the MSTP have an average undergraduate GPA of 3.7 and an average Medical College Admission Test score of 34
Duke: 1st yr MD matriculants Avg GPA- Avg MCAT
2010 3.9 36.7
2011 3.9 36.8
2012 3.9 36.8
2013 3.8 34.8
2014 3.8 34.8
2015 3.8 36.7
CaseWestern: The 10-year average is 3.7 and 35.
URochester: MCAT, the mean score historically for MSTP students has been between 34-35
UNC Chapel Hill: Our mean MCAT is 35 and mean GPA is 3.75.

If anyone knows to find more data feel free to add to this list

Take a look at Iowa's MSTP, they have all of the statistics on their website as well.

http://www.healthcare.uiowa.edu/mstp/admissions/FAQs.html