What percent of II's have gone out?

[WPmed0209]

Roughly what percent of II's have gone out at this point?

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[Lucca]

Hard to guess at this but if the WashU MSTP statistics are representative of the national trends at large:

Then about 50-70% of interview slots would have been filled at this point, historically.

 

[ChrisMack390]

Something tells me that WashU MSTP statistics may not be representative of the applicant pool overall.

 

[lpp06]

between 0 and 100.

You can check a few schools' application trackers as indicators.

Michigan, Colorado, Oakland are the 3 I'm familar with. Poke around their admissions websites for more details.

My gut tells me national average is close to 60%

 

[efle]

Something tells me that WashU MSTP statistics may not be representative of the applicant pool overall.

Even WashU MD would not be a good choice since they are late/slow to start, with first interviews in like mid or late Sept

OP it totally depends on the school in question!

 

[GrumpyGus]

To quote the sexy GrumpyGus about this topic

"Oakland is just over 50% (https://wwwp.oakland.edu/medicine/admissions/admissions-events/)

Michigan has scheduled 415 of around 600 they usually schedule (69% done) ( https://medicine.umich.edu/medschoo...ool/files/field/docs/5YearAdmSnapshot16_1.pdf andhttps://medicine.umich.edu/medschool/education/md-program/md-admissions)

Tulane's Dean said they've done around 70% 3 weeks ago.

heard Pitt is around 75%

Loyola's dean personally told me middle of September that they've done more than half

Arizona - PHX has offered 240 interviews for around the 300 they usually offer (80% done) (http://phoenixmed.arizona.edu/admissions)

Wayne state has requested 526 of 670 spots (78%) (http://admissions.med.wayne.edu/)

I'm sure some schools have done less and some more, but of all the data I have it seems to be around 50-80 is right."