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10 Medical Schools Where Accepted Students Usually Enroll (US News & World Report)

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    10 Medical Schools Where Accepted Students Usually Enroll (US News & World Report)

    http://www.usnews.com/education/best...usually-enroll

    This was published earlier this month....
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    Interesting, I had no idea KU's class had gotten so big!
    Wife to NSG out of training, mom to 2, 10 & 8, and a beagle with wings.

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      Another mostly meaningless statistic from US News and World Report.

      What do most of the schools on this list have in common?

      They are the only in-state option for any resident that applies. Duh the enrollment is high.
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        Originally posted by SoonerTexan View Post
        Another mostly meaningless statistic from US News and World Report.

        What do most of the schools on this list have in common?

        They are the only in-state option for any resident that applies. Duh the enrollment is high.
        Yeah, and multiply that by 5 for UW, since Alaska, Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming don't have any med schools...

        I was actually surprised CCLCM wasn't on this list; I'm betting they don't get very far down their waiting list, either, due to being tuition-free...but then I realized that they probably get rolled into Case's numbers, since they're technically a program within Case's med school, not their own med school. And I'm pretty sure Case gets pretty far down their list. Ohio has LOTS of med schools.
        Last edited by poky; 05-10-2014, 08:03 PM.
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          Yep I was wondering about that I suspect most other states have two state options.
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            Sorry for my tone earlier. US news and world report pisses me off with some of their rankings and how they calculate them
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              Ohio university surprises me just because it's one of like 6 med schools in Ohio. Maybe because it's a DO school?
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