MSAR and Tx

[dookbloo]

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hi,
sorry if this has already been posted before, but i did a search and couldnt find it. anyone have the most up to date MSAR info on tx schools. thanks man.

 

[Dr. Steve Urkel]

baylor: (avg. 3.8/34)
#of In-state Out of state total
applicants 927 759 1,686
interviewed 371 246 617
New entrants 122 46 168


Texas A&M: (avg. 3.71/28.8)
#of In-state Out of state total
applicants 1,548 120 1,668
interviewed 477 18 495
New entrants 65 3 68


Texas Tech: (avg. 3.58/28) <-- mcat score according to tech web
#of In-state Out of state total
applicants 2,011 188 2,199
interviewed 614(tt web) n/a 614
New entrants 116 4 120


UTMB: (avg. 3.6/28)
#of In-state Out of state total
applicants 2,226 303 2,529
interviewed 1,061 84 1,145
New entrants 191 14 205


UT Houston: (avg. 3.57/26.7)
#of In-state Out of state total
applicants 2,260 343 2,602
interviewed 1,131 26 1,157
New entrants 198 6 204


UT San Antonio (avg. 3.5/28)
#of In-state Out of state total
applicants 2,193 323 2,516
interviewed 879 78 957
New entrants 196 12 208


UT Southwestern (n/a)
#of In-state Out of state total
applicants 2,137 381 2,578
interviewed 542 75 617
New entrants 178 26 204




hope this helps, good luck.

 

[Lochmoor]

What year is this information from?

The reason I ask is because Baylor has only been an AMCAS school for 2 years. Thus, I do not think the the information on the "STAT" thread accurately represents this change.

If the data is more recent, wow, that's quite surprising Baylor only has 1600 applicants.

 

[TTURedRaider]

Those are the numbers from the 2003-2004 MSAR which shows information on the 2001-2002 first year class. I thought there was a more recent MSAR, but that may not be the case.

I checked the AAMC website, and there is a 2004-2005 MSAR available. You can order it from AAMC for $25 bucks.

 

[ms. a]

Baylor had between 3,000 and 4,000 applicants this year. They had approximately the same number last year, too.

 

[Giving My .02]

Originally posted by ms. a
Baylor had between 3,000 and 4,000 applicants this year. They had approximately the same number last year, too.

I think Baylor gets most of their applicant #'s from out of state, there are a lot of Texas residents who opt not to apply their since they are not in the TMDSAS application system. So most of their numbers (out of staters) are competing for 30% of the class, however about 30 spots are already taken up from programs where you are accepted after high school, so a lot of Texas people figure it is not worth the hassle to compete for ~90 places (subtracting 10 for the MD/PhD program) left since Baylor is so competitive. Now, I know that this is more of opinion and not fact so I don't have a source except word of mouth from both this application class and those from previous years.