Match List 2020 - post what you got

[Gilakend]

Harvard

Anesthesiology (4)

• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH

Dermatology (8)

• Harvard
• Harvard
• Northwestern
• Stanford
• Stanford
• UCSF
• UCSF
• UPMC

Emergency Medicine (7)

• Alameda/Oakland
• Harvard
• Harvard
• Harvard
• NYU
• Sinai
• UMichigan

Family Medicine (2)

• Lancaster
• UCSF

General Surgery (11)

• BIDMC
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• Hopkins
• Hopkins
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• Penn

Internal Medicine (51)

• BIDMC
• BIDMC
• Brown
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• BWH
• Cedars-Sinai
• Columbia
• Cornell
• Cornell
• Hopkins
• Hopkins
• Mayo - Jacksonville
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• MGH
• Michigan
• Northwestern
• NYU
• NYU
• NYU
• Sinai
• Stanford
• Stanford
• Stanford
• Stanford
• UCLA
• UCSD
• UCSF
• UCSF
• UCSF
• UCSF
• UMass
• Yale

Med-Peds (2)

• BWH/BCH
• Penn

Neurology (5)

• BIDMC
• BWH/MGH
• BWH/MGH
• BWH/MGH
• UCSF

Neurosurgery (2)

• UCSF
• UWashington

OB/GYN (12)

• BIDMC
• BWH/MGH
• BWH/MGH
• BWH/MGH
• Duke
• Northwestern
• NYU
• NYU
• UChicago
• UCSF
• UCSF
• UNC

Ophthalmology (10)

• Columbia
• Harvard/MEEI
• Jefferson/Wills
• Jefferson/Wills
• OHSU
• Stanford
• UCLA
• UMichigan
• USC
• Yale

Orthopaedic Surgery (12)

• Duke
• Harvard
• Harvard
• Harvard
• Harvard
• New Mexico
• NYU
• Stanford
• UC Irvine
• UCLA
• UConn
• Wake Forest

Otolaryngology/ENT (4)

• Henry Ford
• Miami
• Stanford
• UCSF

Pathology (2)

• BWH
• MGH

Pediatrics (5)

• BCH
• BCH
• BCH
• Childrens National/Community Health
• Childrens National/Community Health

Plastic Surgery (1)

• BWH

Psychiatry (10)

• BIDMC
• BIDMC
• BWH
• CHA
• Columbia
• Hopkins
• NYU
• Stanford
• UCSF
• Yale

Radiation Oncology (6)

• Harvard
• Harvard
• MSKCC
• Stanford
• UCSF
• UMichigan

Radiology (Diagnostic) (4)

• Duke
• NYU
• MGH
• UCSF

Radiology (Interventional) (1)

• MD Anderson

Urology (2)

• BWH
• Northwestern

Vascular Surgery (1)

• Penn

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[Lexdiamondz]

More inbreeding here than an Alabama trailer park

I mean at that point your options either make a lateral move or move downwards

 

[titanfield12]

EVMS anyone?

Students celebrate Match Day 2020

It might not have been the Match Day they imagined, but graduating medical students at EVMS joined their peers nationwide Friday, March 20, in celebrating by learning where they will spend their residences.

www.evms.edu

 

[Oedipa Maas]

Students celebrate Match Day 2020

It might not have been the Match Day they imagined, but graduating medical students at EVMS joined their peers nationwide Friday, March 20, in celebrating by learning where they will spend their residences.

www.evms.edu

The link seems to be broken when you click to view the complete list.

 

[Skittsie13]

University of Rochester:

https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/MediaLibraries/URMCMedia/smd/alumni/Match-Results-2020-By-Specialty.pdf

@red_pepper12

 

[titanfield12]

Students celebrate Match Day 2020

It might not have been the Match Day they imagined, but graduating medical students at EVMS joined their peers nationwide Friday, March 20, in celebrating by learning where they will spend their residences.

www.evms.edu

 

[okaybanana]

Haha that reminds me of when I was impressed by Georgetown's ortho matches and then a MS3 friend there told me they have like ~35 who apply into ortho and half match. Taking these match lists with a grain of salt 😛

How can we use match lists to tell the percentages of people who got into their top choice? I think you bring up a good point, and now Im wondering how to analyze match lists between schools effectively

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

I think you bring up a good point, and now Im wondering how to analyze match lists between schools effectively

You don't. Comparing match lists is a fool's errand.

 

[Lucca]

How can we use match lists to tell the percentages of people who got into their top choice? I think you bring up a good point, and now Im wondering how to analyze match lists between schools effectively

We can’t use match lists to tell what % got their top choice. It is fallacious to assume, for example, that everyone who applies IM is going to rank UCSF/BWH/MGH/JHU at the top of their ROL; same for any other specialty. It is also fallacious to assume that merely because one school matches more people to so-called “competitive” specialties that automatically means it is a better match list. Interpreting match lists between schools is messy.

But they’re not useless. Ask yourself two things: where do you want to be after med school? Do you have an idea of what kinds of things you want to do? Obviously this can change in med school, but it’s a good exercise. Then ask are people on the match list from the schools you’re deciding between doing the things I want to be doing? If yes, that’s about as much value as you get from a match list. If no, think about why that might be (are there biases you haven’t considered?). You probably need to look at 3-5 years worth of match lists to get a broad impression. The results will ultimately not be very surprising: schools associated with top academic centers or research institutions match a lot of students at top academic centers or research institutions, there is always regional bias, there is always a “home-field advantage” or many choosing to stay at the same institution. Don’t need to read 5 years of match lists to know HMS gives you the better shot of matching a Harvard residency, but everyone should also have the wherewithal to understand that’s not necessarily a desirable thing for every single student nor should it be.

One should also consider the likelihood that wherever one goes during medical school they will begin to have more and more reasons to stay put or close by or return home. Will that medical school prepare you well for doing that? If “returning home” means suburban Michigan to do FM then the answer is almost always yes no matter the school. If it’s “I want to do Ortho and live in NYC” then it’s not.

That said if you’re getting into this when deciding between schools chances are you are already making pretty granular distinctions between both.

 

[Dr. Death]

We can’t use match lists to tell what % got their top choice. It is fallacious to assume, for example, that everyone who applies IM is going to rank UCSF/BWH/MGH/JHU at the top of their ROL; same for any other specialty. It is also fallacious to assume that merely because one school matches more people to so-called “competitive” specialties that automatically means it is a better match list. Interpreting match lists between schools is messy.

But they’re not useless. Ask yourself two things: where do you want to be after med school? Do you have an idea of what kinds of things you want to do? Obviously this can change in med school, but it’s a good exercise. Then ask are people on the match list from the schools you’re deciding between doing the things I want to be doing? If yes, that’s about as much value as you get from a match list. If no, think about why that might be (are there biases you haven’t considered?). You probably need to look at 3-5 years worth of match lists to get a broad impression. The results will ultimately not be very surprising: schools associated with top academic centers or research institutions match a lot of students at top academic centers or research institutions, there is always regional bias, there is always a “home-field advantage” or many choosing to stay at the same institution. Don’t need to read 5 years of match lists to know HMS gives you the better shot of matching a Harvard residency, but everyone should also have the wherewithal to understand that’s not necessarily a desirable thing for every single student nor should it be.

One should also consider the likelihood that wherever one goes during medical school they will begin to have more and more reasons to stay put or close by or return home. Will that medical school prepare you well for doing that? If “returning home” means suburban Michigan to do FM then the answer is almost always yes no matter the school. If it’s “I want to do Ortho and live in NYC” then it’s not.

That said if you’re getting into this when deciding between schools chances are you are already making pretty granular distinctions between both.

Real talk this needs to be added to @AnatomyGrey12 signature lol

 

[Kracin]

Gathering information from a school's match list to assess their prestige be like. Jk jk, it is also simply enjoyable to see where people are going

 

[Oedipa Maas]

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Gathering information from a school's match list to assess their prestige be like. Jk jk, it is also simply enjoyable to see where people are going

How did you find this picture of me trying to figure out who is in my cohort before that info has been released?? (I found three institutions and one name from this thread so far, thanks guys!)

 

[dawoo14]

Boston's is up!

Match Results | Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine

www.bumc.bu.edu

BU's IM match is pretty awesome this year.

 

[deleted1036124]

Anyone have Albany's match list?

 

[pendaflex1]

You don't. Comparing match lists is a fool's errand.

Going to be an unpopular statement but CNU's list looks like a DO list honestly.

Does that make you a fool?

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

Does that make you a fool?

I mean, if you're going to be obtuse and take things out of context then sure.

 

[gyngyn]

How can we use match lists to tell the percentages of people who got into their top choice?

You can't.

 

[grantdoc]

Anyone has NRMP 2020 match for Long School of Medicine San Antonio.

 

[Gilakend]

Michigan, @Kracin not sure how you would redact these, it's just a search function pretty much. But they added 2020.

Programs & Admissions

medicine.umich.edu

Map:

https://gobluematch.com/

(not every match is on here, this was just for fun)

 

[hopefulbumblebe]

Medical College of Georgia?

 

[Kracin]

Anonymized Colorado Match

 

[Arsartium]

MAYO CLINIC--MN

Anesthesiology (2)
Mayo Clinic-MN
Mayo Clinic-MN

Dermatology (3)
Mayo Clinic-MN
Mayo Clinic-MN
UCSD

Emergency Medicine (6)
UCLA
Alameda/Oakland
UCSD
George Washington
Denver Health Medical Center
Stanford

ENT (5)
UVA
UVA
Stanford
Kaiser Permanente
Barnes-Jewish

General Surgery (1)
Columbia

Joint General & Cardiothoracic Surgery (1)
Mayo Clinic--MN

Internal Medicine (7)
OHSU
Kaiser Permanente
MGH
UMichigan
Barnes-Jewish
NYU
OHSU

OB/GYN (1)
Mayo Clinic--MN

Ophthalmology (1)
Iowa

Orthopedic Surgery (3)
Hopkins
Stanford
Mayo Clinic--MN

Pathology(1)
Mayo Clinic-MN

Pediatrics (5)
Mayo Clinic--MN
Mayo Clinic--MN
CHOP
UMinnesota
Vanderbilt

Plastic Surgery (2)
UMass
UWashington

Psychiatry (2)
Mayo Clinic-MN
UWashington

Radiation Oncology (2)
Stanford
Hopkins

Radiology (Diagnostic) (1)
Mayo Clinic--MN

Vascular Surgery (1)
UMass

 

[bpislife]

Vanderbilt match list 2020

 

[m1redsox]

Wake Forest posted theirs today. Notable matches:

Plastics:
-Geisinger
-University of Mississippi

Neuro Surg:
-U of Cincy

Orthopaedic Surgery:
-U Kentucky
-Wake Forest
-Carolina Med Ctr

Ophtho:
-UT-Galveston
-Wake Forest
-Harbor-UCLA
-VCU

ENT:
-VCU

Rad Onc:
-Wake Forest
-Johns Hopkins

 

[m1redsox]

CNU’s full match list. It’s not very different than the list posted earlier, but it does include a derm match, which I believe is their first.

http://medicine.cnsu.edu/shareddocs/Academic/Match_Results_2020.pdf

 

[Skittsie13]

UMKC

https://med.umkc.edu/sa/match-day-2020-2/

 

[thehopefuldoctor23]

Anyone have University of Texas San Antonio?

 

[nemo123]

Weill Cornell

 

[shookdown]

anybody have emory's match list?

hi @ wali

 

[aesculapian]

Would love the Ohio State match list if anyone has it!

 

[scubarunner93]

Anyone have the Georgetown match list?

 

[ChicagoBear]

Where is the link to the match list for Saint Louis University:

Match List 2020

www.slu.edu

 

[adimelon]

woahhhhhhh

 

[sanfran256]

..

 

[sanfran256]

Anyone have Albany's match list?

 

[kahunas007]

Creighton 2020 Match

Edit: No change. Just reorganized so it looks better.

 

[kahunas007]

UC Riverside

 

[firstfundamentalform]

UCSD: https://medschool.ucsd.edu/education/undergrad/visiting_senior_students/Documents/UC San Diego SOM Match_2020.pdf

Note: I know at least two people in diff surgical subspecialties that aren't listed on the pdf, not sure why (maybe opt'd out?).

 

[Dr. Anonymouss]

Still no Toledo?

 

[lakers1953]

Temple?

 

[Dox4lyfe]

Florida

https://admissions.med.ufl.edu/wordpress/files/2020/04/Match-Day.pdf

 

[protectyaneck]

The Zoo (UMass)

https://www.umassmed.edu/globalassets/school-of-medicine/office-of-admissions/match-lists/match-2020.pdf

 

[Wobbler]

Drexel?

 

[ciestar]

Drexel?

We havent been cleared to release it yet. We had some great matches though.

 

[tantacles]

We havent been cleared to release it yet. We had some great matches though.

Cleared? Can't just wipe the names?

 

[ciestar]

Cleared? Can't just wipe the names?

There is literally something written on our list that it is a conduct code violation to do so. Idk why they want us to wait, but it is what is is.

 

[tantacles]

There is literally something written on our list that it is a conduct code violation to do so. Idk why they want us to wait, but it is what is is.

this is not an exhortation, but I must say: This is what throwaway accounts are for. 😛

 

[ciestar]

this is not an exhortation, but I must say: This is what throwaway accounts are for. 😛

I know i figured as much lol

Idk what their reasoning is. They did the same last year

 

[sharkbyte]

UCSD: https://medschool.ucsd.edu/education/undergrad/visiting_senior_students/Documents/UC San Diego SOM Match_2020.pdf

Note: I know at least two people in diff surgical subspecialties that aren't listed on the pdf, not sure why (maybe opt'd out?).

Interesting IM match list - pretty much everyone either staying on at UCSD or going to community programs. No real other academic centers on there except UCLA.

 

[ace_inhibitor111]

Anybody got USC KECK