Fellowship Match 2005 statistics:

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PGY4 on July 1, 04
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For those of you interested here are some stats on the fellowships spots being offered in the 2005 match:

These statistics were obtained from the ACGME website and confirmed by looking at each program's website.

There are 10 programs that are 3 year programs, the rest are 2 years. There are 21 slots in the match for 3 year programs. There are 39 two year programs in the match. I have to guess at the number of slots in those, because a couple of programs are listed as combined/integrated programs and they don't specifically say how many independant candidates they take. When I have been able to figure that number out, it has always been 1 slot, so I will use 1 as the number for those schools. Here goes - there are ~82 slots open in 2 year programs. 7 of those 2 year slots are at programs on some sort of probation or "provisional accreditation."

Total number of spots based on looking at ACGME website and individual program websites: 121

Programs that are 3 years: UC - Irvine, UCSF, USC - LA, Emory, Loyola, UIC, Harvard, Minnesota, Duke, Penn, UT-San Antonio.

Programs that offer only 1 slot: UC-San Diego, Rush, Minnesota, Nebraska, Cincinnati (?), Pitt, UTSW (?), UVA (?)

Here is some more detailed info:
UAB: 2 years/2 slots
UC-Davis: 2 years/2 slots
UC-Irvine: 3 years/2 slots
UC-San Diego: 2 years/1 slot
UCSF: 2 years/3 slots
UCLA: 2 years/3 slots
USC - LA: 3 years/3 slots
U Miami: 2 years/3 slots
MCG: 2 years/2 slots
Emory: 3 years/3 slots
Rush: 2 years/1 slot
U Chicago: 2 years/2 slots
Loyola: 3 years/1 slot
UIC: 3 years/1 slot
Indiana: 2 years/ 3 slots
Louisville: 2 years/2 slots
LSU: 2 years/2 slots
Tulane: 2 years/2 slots
UMASS: 2 years/2 slots
Harvard: 3 years/ 2 slots
Lahey: 2 years / 2 slots
Wayne State: 2 years / 3 slots
Minnesota: 3 years / 1 slot
Mayo: 2 years / 4 slots
Nebraska: 2 years / 1 slot
U miss: 2 years / 2 slots
Alb Einstein: 2 years / 4 slots
NY-Presbyterian: 2 years / 3 slots
Nassau: 2 years / 2 slots
UNC: 2 years / 2 slots
Duke: 3 years / 3 slots
Cleveland Clinic: 2 years / 2 slots
Summa: 2 years/ 2 slots
Cincinnati: 2 years / ? slots (counted as 1)
Oklahoma: 2 years / 2 slots
Oregon: 2 years / 2 slots
Penn: 3 years / 2 slots
Temple: 2 years / 2 slots
Pitt: 2 years / 1 slot
South Carolina: 2 years / 2 slots
UT - Chattanooga: 2 years / 2 slots
UT - Memphis: 2 years / 2 slots
Vanderbilt: 2 years / 3 slots
UT - Houston: 2 years / 2 slots
UT - San Antonio: 3 years / 2 slots
UTSW: 2 years / ? slots (counted as 1)
Christus - Houston: 2 years / 2 slots
Utah: 2 years / 2 slots
UVA: 2 years / ? slots (counted as 1)

Any info that anyone has on these programs is greatly appreciated. You can post it here or email me: [email protected]
 
Just got off the phone with the CAS. 3 new programs have entered the match and letters will be coming out to all applicants. The new programs are: Cleveland Clinic-florida, Providence-Michigan, and MCW.
 
There are now 2 more programs.
UMDNJ is in the match now, as is University of Texas, medical branch. I don't know anything about these programs, but I will find out how many slots are in each and post links to their sites later today on my blog.