Post Interview Acceptance Rate(s)?

[Meerkatology]

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Anyone have any data on this?

and if by some freakish accident someone knows the data for the following places in particular:

Creighton University Medical Center, NK
St. John Hospital and Medical Center in
Detroit, Michigan

...more to come on this list...hopefully :<

 

[jdh71]

Anyone have any data on this?

and if by some freakish accident someone knows the data for the following places in particular:

Creighton University Medical Center, NK
St. John Hospital and Medical Center in
Detroit, Michigan

...more to come on this list...hopefully :<

I'm confused by what you're looking for . . .

 

[Pkboi24]

Anyone have any data on this?

and if by some freakish accident someone knows the data for the following places in particular:

Creighton University Medical Center, NK
St. John Hospital and Medical Center in
Detroit, Michigan

...more to come on this list...hopefully :<

This can be found by downloading the program's info on FREIDA. It will show you how many they interviewed last year and how many they accepted. It's usually about a 10% chance.

 

[tfom08]

There is no such stat as the one you are looking for, afaik. It's not like med school where schools accept a certain amount of people. It's a match, so they only match the people that end up at their program. What you are probably looking for is how far down their rank list do these programs match. That data isn't public, so anything you find will be either inside info or a rumor.

 

[Meerkatology]

This can be found by downloading the program's info on FREIDA. It will show you how many they interviewed last year and how many they accepted. It's usually about a 10% chance.

There is no such stat as the one you are looking for, afaik. It's not like med school where schools accept a certain amount of people. It's a match, so they only match the people that end up at their program. What you are probably looking for is how far down their rank list do these programs match. That data isn't public, so anything you find will be either inside info or a rumor.

so does this mean 10% of the applicants that get interviewed end up going there?

 

[gutonc]

so does this mean 10% of the applicants that get interviewed end up going there?

As a very general rule (with a confidence interval wider than yo mama's hips), yes.

But that's a meaningless and useless statistic. So what if you know that Creighton (which is in NE, by the way, there is no state with the abbreviation NK), matches 13.2% of the people they interview? How does that help you? It doesn't.

I suspect that you're more interested in how far down a program's rank list they have to go in order to fill. This data is never published and is very rarely made known to anyone outside of the committee involved with ranking. Also, that number and the "acceptance rate" number can be misleading. Sure, Creighton (only using them as an example because you brought them up) may match 13.2% of the people they interview, but is that the top 13.2% of their rank list? The bottom 13.2%? Some mix of high, middle and low ranked applicants.

(Hint, the answer you seek is in bold above.)