OCD Applicants/Interviewees/Accepted/Matric numbers

[meowkat444]

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Some of the program directors have been giving us this info at interviews, obviously with gaps. But I think it's interesting and nice to know/share. Please add anything you find out so that we can all be informed 🙂

This is listed as number of applicants, number interviewed, number accepted, number matriculated

University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8

 

[pennquaker08]

New York University: Unknown, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8

And Pitt is godly for offering so many delightful stats outright! Plus their interview visit is really nice!!!

 

[pkr]

New York University: Unknown, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate

utsw made it very clear to us what the numbers were during the interview...

 

[JustAdocInBox]

whats a second interview?

 

[solitude]

Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: Unknown, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate

 

[jlamacc1]

Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: Unknown, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12

 

[j-weezy]

I thought it was more like 25 were offered spots at Vanderbilt - nuances I guess
sigh...back to studying

 

[jlamacc1]

whats a second interview?

Southwestern actually has two rounds (or cuts) of interviews, with the second one doubling as their second-look weekend in February.

 

[Cad]

I contacted a number of schools to get the applicants/interviewed/accepted/matriculants info (I have issues, I know). Is it ok if I post that?

 

[j-weezy]

haha by all means post that info!

 

[PBandJ]

I contacted a number of schools to get the applicants/interviewed/accepted/matriculants info (I have issues, I know). Is it ok if I post that?

if any SDN mods have an issue with that, i would guess that they would close the thread. but i think if the school gave you that information, it should be ok to post here. Q, if you're reading this...any thoughts?

 

[meowkat444]

bump... please post!

 

[Neuronix]

I contacted a number of schools to get the applicants/interviewed/accepted/matriculants info (I have issues, I know). Is it ok if I post that?

I don't see why it wouldn't be ok? It would be quite helpful in fact.

 

[MedRower]

Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: Unknown, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ?, ~100, ?, ?

 

[genejockey]

Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: Unknown, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25

I got the WASHU ones directly from Brian Sullivan, who is the administrative director of the MSTP at WashU

 

[dazlindz]

Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25

[the dead of admissions at nyu said so 😀]

 

[InNotOf]

Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10

Some of these numbers are old (these are mostly from program websites), so feel free to edit.

 

[marctam86]

hmm, im guessing the first two numbers for cornell should be switched?

 

[Neuronix]

Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Pennsylvania: ~500, ~120, ~40, ~25
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10

 

[Ziggy08]

Baylor: 261, 84, 26 to candidate review, 8
Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Pennsylvania: ~500, ~120, ~40, ~25
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10

 

[passion4atcg]

FYI- Cornell's applicants is over 500 this year

 

[jlamacc1]

disregard

 

[solumanculver]

Baylor: 261, 84, 26 to candidate review, 8
Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
Northwestern: ~500, 90, unknown, 10-15
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Pennsylvania: ~500, ~120, ~40, ~25
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10

 

[Ruz]

AECOM: ~200, 90-100, ~35, 15
Baylor: 261, 84, 26 to candidate review, 8
Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
Northwestern: ~500, 90, unknown, 10-15
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Pennsylvania: ~500, ~120, ~40, ~25
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10

 

[meowkat444]

UCLA really only accepts 10-12????

 

[OncDoc19]

UCLA really only accepts 10-12????

I believe that should be 10-12 matriculated. Only the website it says 10-12 "admitted" but I can't imagine that isn't class size. 10-12 admitted would give a very big class size.

 

[meowkat444]

I just talked to Dr. Martin. 12 is the matriculating class size (and she mentioned difficulty in luring studends there, although i cannot for the life of me imagine why) so they *must* accept more than that.

 

[OncDoc19]

I just talked to Dr. Martin. 12 is the matriculating class size (and she mentioned difficulty in luring studends there, although i cannot for the life of me imagine why) so they *must* accept more than that.

That's what I figured. Yeah, I don't understand why either. I loved UCLA. Maybe its coastal preference or competition from other top schools. I imagine that many people who interview at the top 15 interview at many schools and might get wooed away by prestige of other schools (although UCLA is certainly prestigious)

 

[FoxTrot12]

Anyone got stats on the MSTP at Minnesota? Anyone interviewing there in Nov???

 

[BoSoxMack]

AECOM: ~200, 90-100, ~35, 15
Baylor: 261, 84, 26 to candidate review, 8
Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
Northwestern: ~500, 90, unknown, 10-15
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Maryland: (2007 numbers from website) 106, 28, 13, 5
University of Pennsylvania: ~500, ~120, ~40, ~25
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10

 

[SpeakLittleB]

Pretty sure the numbers on UCSF are not correct. It's one of the most popular programs to apply so I'd put it around 500ish. They accept exactly 16. I think they went to ~5 down on their wait list this past year.

Harvard accepts the number they can fund that year, so 8-10. Then accepts people off its waitlist when students decline. I believe 3 this past year.

 

[Picklesali]

AECOM: ~200, 90-100, ~35, 15
Baylor: 261, 84, 26 to candidate review, 8
Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
Northwestern: ~500, 90, unknown, 10-15
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Maryland: (2007 numbers from website) 106, 28, 13, 5
University of Pennsylvania: ~500, ~120, ~40, ~25
University of Pittsburgh: Unknown, 50-60, ~32, ~12
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10

 

[0hhai]

Pretty sure the numbers on UCSF are not correct. It's one of the most popular programs to apply so I'd put it around 500ish. They accept exactly 16. I think they went to ~5 down on their wait list this past year.

Harvard accepts the number they can fund that year, so 8-10. Then accepts people off its waitlist when students decline. I believe 3 this past year.

long time, no talk, littleB. actually not that long.

littleb is correct. the 200ish number quoted only reflects md-phd applicants that were granted interviews by the medical school admissions committee. i think this year the true statistic will be calculated, based on how many people indicate md-phd in their primary applications.

 

[deleted174262]

bump

 

[bubbachuck]

AECOM: ~200, 90-100, ~35, 15
Baylor: 261, 84, 26 to candidate review, 8
Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
Northwestern: ~500, 90, unknown, 10-15
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Maryland: (2007 numbers from website) 106, 28, 13, 5
University of Pennsylvania: ~500, ~120, ~40, ~25
University of Pittsburgh: 279-315, 50-60, 36 (2007), 10
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10

a little transparency in the process never hurt anyone 🙂

 

[zuzu714]

AECOM: ~200, 90-100, ~35, 15
Baylor: 261, 84, 26 to candidate review, 8
Columbia: 200, 75, unknown, 10-12
Emory: ~250, ~57, ~27, ~9
Harvard: ~500, ~75, unknown, ~10
Hopkins: ~600, 60-70, ~30 (15 initially with funding, though most accepted ultimately receive funded offer), 12
New York University: ~400, 70-80, 35-40, ~10
Northwestern: ~500, 90, unknown, 10-15
SUNY Stony Brook: 125, 31, 12-16, 5-7
Stanford: ~250, 50, unknown, 8-10
UCLA: ~300, 85, 10-12, unknown
UCSF: ~200, ~72, unknown, ~12
University of Connecticut: 140-160, 24-36, 15, 5
University of Maryland: (2007 numbers from website) 106, 28, 13, 5
University of Pennsylvania: ~500, ~120, ~40, ~25
University of Pittsburgh: 279-315, 50-60, 36 (2007), 10
University of Rochester: 150, 50, unknown, 8
University of Washington: ~250, unknown, unknown, 10-14
UTSW: ~100 offered interview, ~40-45 offered 2nd interview, ~30-35 accepted, ~15 expected to matriculate
Vanderbilt: ~60 interviewed, ~20 offered for a class size of ~12
WASHU: ~500, ~90, ~60, ~25
Weill Cornell: ~300, ~70, ~30, unknown
Yale: 380, 75, 20-25, 10