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Hi everyone,
I made this post in another thread, but I thought that more people could benefit from it if I made it into a new thread. It may help some of you choose what schools you should apply to. It is a fairly top-heavy list, so don't worry too much about the high numbers. The order of information listed isnt based on the importance of the info, so if you're not fond of US News rankings, don't freak out that it's the first numerical information in each column. BTW, SDN automatically eliminates multiple spaces between each number, so it may be a bit difficult to read, but it reads as follows:
(School Name) (City or State) (US News Research Rank) (US News Primary Care Rank) (Acceptance rate - In state for CA, out of state if school is not in CA) (Avg. GPA) (Avg MCAT) (2004 Tuition) (Avg Indebtedness of graduates class of 2002/2003)
California
UCSF San Francisco 6, 8 6.8 3.76 11.2 16000 55000
UCLA Los Angeles 14, 17 5.8 3.67 10.9 16000 75725
UCSD San Diego 17, 6 8.2 3.76 11 16000 56000
UCI Irvine 53, 57 8.6 3.67 10.5 16000 80000
UCD Davis 49, 17 6.3 3.62 10.6 16000 62000
Stanford Palo Alto 8, na 3.5 3.75 11.2 35000 65000
USC Los Angeles 32, 46 9.9 3.62 10.8 36000 110000
Great Lakes Region/Mid-West
Northwestern Chicago 20, na 5.4 3.68 10.8 35000 120000
U of Chicago Chicago 22, na 8 3.63 10.3 30000 113000
UIC Chicago na, na 4.7 3.5 9.6 48000 na
U Michigan Ann Arbor 7, 23 7.7 3.75 11.5 32000 92000
Case Western Ohio 24, 31 6.2 3.64 10.6 36500 111000
Mayo Rochester, MN 22, 52 2.4 3.78 10.5 12000 70000
New York
NYU NYC 30, na na 3.7 11 27000 84000
Cornell NYC 12, na 3.9 3.73 11.3 31000 86000
Colombia NYC 8, na 10.2 3.79 11.7 35000 86000
Mount Sinai NYC 28, 57 6.8 3.66 10.9 32000 99000
NYMC New York na, na 10.7 3.5 9.9 34500 150000
Albert Einstein Bronx 37, 39 8.7 3.64 10.3 35000 90000
New England
Harvard Boston 1, 42 4.4 3.8 11.3 32000 88000
BU Boston 43, na 3.8 3.49 9.5 37000 139000
Tufts Boston 40, na 6 3.52 10.2 40000 160000
Yale New Haven, CT 10, na 5.1 3.71 11.4 34000 95000
South
Baylor Texas 13, 20 3.7 3.77 11.2 6500 62000
Duke North Carolina 4, 39 3.7 3.8 11 32000 78000
Emory Atlanta 19, 42 8.6 3.75 10.9 33000 103300
UVA Charlotsville 25, 31 6.1 3.7 10.7 33000 71000
Vanderbilt Nashville 15, na 7.6 3.77 10.8 30000 80000
UT Southwest Dallas 17, 36 11 3.75 10.6 21000 70000
Tulane New Orleans 56, na 5 3.51 10.5 35000 123000
Mid-Atlantic
U Penn Philadelphia 4, 46 4.7 3.78 11.4 35000 101000
George Washington Wash, D.C. na, na 5.4 3.5 9.5 40000 130000
Georgetown Wash, D.C. 43, na 5.5 3.66 10.4 34000 135000
Drexel Philadelphia na, na 14.4 3.44 9.7 33000 125000
U Pitt Pittsburgh, PA 15, 31 9.1 3.7 10.9 36000 120000
Hopkins Baltimore, MD 3, 46 5.4 3.8 11 34000 81000
I made this post in another thread, but I thought that more people could benefit from it if I made it into a new thread. It may help some of you choose what schools you should apply to. It is a fairly top-heavy list, so don't worry too much about the high numbers. The order of information listed isnt based on the importance of the info, so if you're not fond of US News rankings, don't freak out that it's the first numerical information in each column. BTW, SDN automatically eliminates multiple spaces between each number, so it may be a bit difficult to read, but it reads as follows:
(School Name) (City or State) (US News Research Rank) (US News Primary Care Rank) (Acceptance rate - In state for CA, out of state if school is not in CA) (Avg. GPA) (Avg MCAT) (2004 Tuition) (Avg Indebtedness of graduates class of 2002/2003)
California
UCSF San Francisco 6, 8 6.8 3.76 11.2 16000 55000
UCLA Los Angeles 14, 17 5.8 3.67 10.9 16000 75725
UCSD San Diego 17, 6 8.2 3.76 11 16000 56000
UCI Irvine 53, 57 8.6 3.67 10.5 16000 80000
UCD Davis 49, 17 6.3 3.62 10.6 16000 62000
Stanford Palo Alto 8, na 3.5 3.75 11.2 35000 65000
USC Los Angeles 32, 46 9.9 3.62 10.8 36000 110000
Great Lakes Region/Mid-West
Northwestern Chicago 20, na 5.4 3.68 10.8 35000 120000
U of Chicago Chicago 22, na 8 3.63 10.3 30000 113000
UIC Chicago na, na 4.7 3.5 9.6 48000 na
U Michigan Ann Arbor 7, 23 7.7 3.75 11.5 32000 92000
Case Western Ohio 24, 31 6.2 3.64 10.6 36500 111000
Mayo Rochester, MN 22, 52 2.4 3.78 10.5 12000 70000
New York
NYU NYC 30, na na 3.7 11 27000 84000
Cornell NYC 12, na 3.9 3.73 11.3 31000 86000
Colombia NYC 8, na 10.2 3.79 11.7 35000 86000
Mount Sinai NYC 28, 57 6.8 3.66 10.9 32000 99000
NYMC New York na, na 10.7 3.5 9.9 34500 150000
Albert Einstein Bronx 37, 39 8.7 3.64 10.3 35000 90000
New England
Harvard Boston 1, 42 4.4 3.8 11.3 32000 88000
BU Boston 43, na 3.8 3.49 9.5 37000 139000
Tufts Boston 40, na 6 3.52 10.2 40000 160000
Yale New Haven, CT 10, na 5.1 3.71 11.4 34000 95000
South
Baylor Texas 13, 20 3.7 3.77 11.2 6500 62000
Duke North Carolina 4, 39 3.7 3.8 11 32000 78000
Emory Atlanta 19, 42 8.6 3.75 10.9 33000 103300
UVA Charlotsville 25, 31 6.1 3.7 10.7 33000 71000
Vanderbilt Nashville 15, na 7.6 3.77 10.8 30000 80000
UT Southwest Dallas 17, 36 11 3.75 10.6 21000 70000
Tulane New Orleans 56, na 5 3.51 10.5 35000 123000
Mid-Atlantic
U Penn Philadelphia 4, 46 4.7 3.78 11.4 35000 101000
George Washington Wash, D.C. na, na 5.4 3.5 9.5 40000 130000
Georgetown Wash, D.C. 43, na 5.5 3.66 10.4 34000 135000
Drexel Philadelphia na, na 14.4 3.44 9.7 33000 125000
U Pitt Pittsburgh, PA 15, 31 9.1 3.7 10.9 36000 120000
Hopkins Baltimore, MD 3, 46 5.4 3.8 11 34000 81000
