There's no doubt that this is a frustrating process. But multiple waitlists is nothing to shrug off. It means that you are competitive and that medical schools are interested. If it works like I've seen it in other schools, then it should be 300-400 acceptances for a class size of 200 and a waitlist about the same size, which gives maybe 600-800 people playing in the nymc pool. What I'm struck by, and this is limited info coming out of mdapplicants, is the number of nymc accepted that decide to go elsewhere. It was maybe 1 in 8 or something on nymc. Now, as you get lower on applicant numbers, obviously that ratio is going to go up, but I do believe there is large movement on the waitlist. To quantify that movement from year to year has to be a pretty difficult exercise.