MSAR Mayo-Scottsdale?

[DJBroca]

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How many years of data does the AAMC require before reporting school stats through MSAR? I figured Mayo-Scottsdale would be on the list with the new MSAR out. Darn!

 

[efle]

They list schools even if they don't have all the usual data for them yet. If Mayo AZ isn't listed as a separate school they probably never will be, and are just considered a subdivision of Mayo. For example, CCLCM isn't listed anywhere on its own, it's considered part of Case Western.

Edit: Yeah looks like this is the case, Mayo is considering AZ and MN as two campuses of one school. See this screenshot from their website showing that they're using all 100 students from the two campuses combined to generate their median stats

 

[Raryn]

Wait, Miracle Whip got a med school?

 

[desperadoflakes]

Wait, Miracle Whip got a med school?

Yes lol

 

[thenucleusaccumbens]

They list schools even if they don't have all the usual data for them yet. If Mayo AZ isn't listed as a separate school they probably never will be, and are just considered a subdivision of Mayo. For example, CCLCM isn't listed anywhere on its own, it's considered part of Case Western.

Edit: Yeah looks like this is the case, Mayo is considering AZ and MN as two campuses of one school. See this screenshot from their website showing that they're using all 100 students from the two campuses combined to generate their median stats

yup this is correct - Mayo Clinic School of Medicine is considered one medical school, so the MN and AZ campuses will not be listed separately (they are under the same LCME accreditation as one med school).

 

[COMED2468]

If it helps, the statistics between the Arizona and Rochester students are practically identical. You would be safe to use the composite MSAR material as reference for either campus.