School with the highest acceptance/matriculation rate

[Cornfed101]

This isn't a serious thread, but I was just looking through the MSAR and I was wondering which school has the highest acceptance rate from applicant to acceptance (or matriculation since that is easier to obtain). Does anyone know? UW is broken down by WWAMI state and Wyoming residents are at 37%, but then I saw that UNMC is 39% matriculation on the MSAR (282 apply and 111 matriculate). Any states higher than that?

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[Cornfed101]

Alright, I did a quick and dirty column to figure this out for IS to state public schools. Here is the top 10.

IS applicant to state school matriculant percentages:

1. Arkansas - 47%
2. Nebraska - 39%
3. Oklahoma - 39%
4. Indiana - 38%
5. Mississippi - 37%
6. Washington (Wyoming) - 37%
7. South Dakota - 36%
8. Kansas - 34%
9. Marshall-Edwards - 33%
10. West Virginia - 33%

 

[907914]

Alright, I did a quick and dirty column to figure this out for IS to state public schools. Here is the top 10.

IS applicant to state school matriculant percentages:

1. Arkansas - 47%
2. Nebraska - 39%
3. Oklahoma - 39%
4. Indiana - 38%
5. Mississippi - 37%
6. Washington (Wyoming) - 37%
7. South Dakota - 36%
8. Kansas - 34%
9. Marshall-Edwards - 33%
10. West Virginia - 33%

That is so odd to me with WWAMI, Washington state ends up only being like...25%?

 

[Cornfed101]

That is so odd to me with WWAMI, Washington state ends up only being like...25%?

It’s the number of people applying that dictates these numbers. Way more people applying from Washington to UW.

 

[TheDataKing]

I compiled this data from US News & World Report. You can check out the schools post II-A rate 🙂

 

[Cornfed101]

I compiled this data from US News & World Report. You can check out the schools post II-A rate 🙂

Man 71% Step 1 pass rate at UND. That is abysmal

 

[TheDataKing]

Man 71% Step 1 pass rate at UND. That is abysmal

it's rough... their step 2 pass rate was 57%

 

[AnMDtoB]

it's rough... their step 2 pass rate was 57%

I guess that's bound to happen when you only have a few hundred students to pick from to begin with (but still not a great reflection on the school...)

 

[u_raptor]

I compiled this data from US News & World Report. You can check out the schools post II-A rate 🙂

Is this for the last cycle? I have the data for 2 cycles ago....might need to update if so lol

 

[TheDataKing]

Is this for the last cycle? I have the data for 2 cycles ago....might need to update if so lol

yeah I just updated it to last cycle's data bc I had 2 cycles ago data before that!

 

[u_raptor]

yeah I just updated it to last cycle's data bc I had 2 cycles ago data before that!

Dang UVA went from about 70% OOS post-II A to 43. I'm interviewing there tomorrow, just added a little stress

 

[TheDataKing]

Dang UVA went from about 70% OOS post-II A to 43. I'm interviewing there tomorrow, just added a little stress

remember your worth! You're going to do great 🙂

 

[deleted987519]

Dang UVA went from about 70% OOS post-II A to 43. I'm interviewing there tomorrow, just added a little stress

24 more chances bud

 

[Kardio]

I compiled this data from US News & World Report. You can check out the schools post II-A rate 🙂

You’re great

 

[TheDataKing]

You’re great

awww thank you 😊 let's hope some med schools think the same

 

[Kardio]

awww thank you 😊 let's hope some med schools think the same

Us dogs gotta look out and support eachother. Too many cats running the SDN game.

 

[TheDataKing]

Us dogs gotta look out and support eachother. Too many cats running the SDN game.

hahahah you ain't wrong. we got this. wooof

 

[Cornfed101]

Alright, I did a quick and dirty column to figure this out for IS to state public schools. Here is the top 10.

IS applicant to state school matriculant percentages:

1. Arkansas - 47%
2. Nebraska - 39%
3. Oklahoma - 39%
4. Indiana - 38%
5. Mississippi - 37%
6. Washington (Wyoming) - 37%
7. South Dakota - 36%
8. Kansas - 34%
9. Marshall-Edwards - 33%
10. West Virginia - 33%

Updated list with new info from University of Washington

1. Arkansas - 47%
2. Wyoming (Washington) - 40%
3. Nebraska - 39%
4. Oklahoma - 39%
5. Alaska (Washington) - 38%
6. Indiana - 38%
7. Mississippi - 37%
8. South Dakota - 36%
9. Kansas - 34%
10. Marshall-Edwards - 33%

 

[907914]

Updated list with new info from University of Washington

1. Arkansas - 47%
2. Wyoming (Washington) - 40%
3. Nebraska - 39%
4. Oklahoma - 39%
5. Alaska (Washington) - 38%
6. Indiana - 38%
7. Mississippi - 37%
8. South Dakota - 36%
9. Kansas - 34%
10. Marshall-Edwards - 33%

UW is probably the only school with a higher OOS acceptance rate (for certain states) than IS lol Gotta love being a Washingtonian....

 

[Cornfed101]

UW is probably the only school with a higher OOS acceptance rate (for certain states) than IS lol Gotta love being a Washingtonian....

It's still not bad though. 15% in Seattle and 22% in Spokane

That is acceptance rate of applicants.

 

[Cornfed101]

UW is probably the only school with a higher OOS acceptance rate (for certain states) than IS lol Gotta love being a Washingtonian....

also, did you put the coordinates to your house in your signature?

 

[907914]

also, did you put the coordinates to your house in your signature?

Nah, it is the library on campus.

 

[blurb_123]

I was gonna say some of this data isn't recent. UCLA is interviewing 600 this year instead of 960, same as last year for them.

All the same, thanks for compiling!

 

[TheDataKing]

I was gonna say some of this data isn't recent. UCLA is interviewing 600 this year instead of 960, same as last year for them.

All the same, thanks for compiling!

It’s all updated data from USNWR. If they had more recently updated info, I’d include it 🙁

 

[Gorpu]

I compiled this data from US News & World Report. You can check out the schools post II-A rate 🙂

Thanks for this resource! Also WOW MCW, that’s encouraging.

 

[Goro]

This isn't a serious thread, but I was just looking through the MSAR and I was wondering which school has the highest acceptance rate from applicant to acceptance (or matriculation since that is easier to obtain). Does anyone know? UW is broken down by WWAMI state and Wyoming residents are at 37%, but then I saw that UNMC is 39% matriculation on the MSAR (282 apply and 111 matriculate). Any states higher than that?

Offhand, I's say the really lucky state schools, like U MS, U KS, U IA, U NM, etc.

 

[Zen Arcade]

Offhand, I's say the really lucky state schools, like U MS, U KS, U IA, U NM, etc.

U IA is probably gonna get harder now that they accept 40% OOS

 

[Matthew9Thirtyfive]

When your school doesn’t participate in USNWR and isn’t on limey’s list.

*sad med school noises*

 

[deleted1002616]

Nah, it is the library on campus.

 

[mfa16]

Does anyone know how waitlisted students factor into these numbers? Or, rather, is the "accepted" category inclusive of the waitlisted people who were later accepted?

 

[deleted972488]

is the "accepted" category inclusive of the waitlisted people who were later accepted?

yes