Maybe of interest, but this could be outdated as this may change year to year. I found this in a post at otomatch.
6 interviewees per position:
UCLA (30 for 5)
7-8 interviewees per position:
Minnesota (28 for 4), NYEE (30 for 4), Pitt (~40 for 5), Mayo (32 for 4)
9 interviewees per position:
Harvard/MEEI (36 for 4), SUNY Downstate (28 for 3, which I know isn't equal to 9, just lumping it in here to save space)
10 interviewees per position:
UW Seattle (30 for 3), OHSU (30 for 3), Stanford (30 for 3), Wash U (50 for 5, as durphy noted), U Chicago (20 for 2), Cincinnati (40 for 4), Hopkins (40 for 4)
12 interviewees per position:
Iowa (60 for 5), Northwestern (35 for 3, which again is not quite 12, just lumping it in here to save space), Loyola (36 for 3)
13.3 interviewees per position:
UCSF (40 for 3), Cleveland (40 for 3), Columbia/Cornell (40 for 3)
15-16 interviewees per position:
Michigan (60 for 4), Penn (64 for 4)
~30 interviewees per position:
UCSD ("approx. 60" for 2 - this is still the case on their current website)
6 interviewees per position:
UCLA (30 for 5)
7-8 interviewees per position:
Minnesota (28 for 4), NYEE (30 for 4), Pitt (~40 for 5), Mayo (32 for 4)
9 interviewees per position:
Harvard/MEEI (36 for 4), SUNY Downstate (28 for 3, which I know isn't equal to 9, just lumping it in here to save space)
10 interviewees per position:
UW Seattle (30 for 3), OHSU (30 for 3), Stanford (30 for 3), Wash U (50 for 5, as durphy noted), U Chicago (20 for 2), Cincinnati (40 for 4), Hopkins (40 for 4)
12 interviewees per position:
Iowa (60 for 5), Northwestern (35 for 3, which again is not quite 12, just lumping it in here to save space), Loyola (36 for 3)
13.3 interviewees per position:
UCSF (40 for 3), Cleveland (40 for 3), Columbia/Cornell (40 for 3)
15-16 interviewees per position:
Michigan (60 for 4), Penn (64 for 4)
~30 interviewees per position:
UCSD ("approx. 60" for 2 - this is still the case on their current website)
