feverishbeing26:
https://www.creighton.edu/medicine/programs/medicine-md/class-profile
This page says they interviewed 999 & accepted 251 for class of 2030
I think they might have meant "matriculated" because their class size is 251, so unless they have 100% yield (which i doubt) I don't think they would just accept 251. I could be wrong tho.
anonymous:
I saw 50% from a admissions video but it may be higher for the omaha campus
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anonymous:
I saw 50% from a admissions video but it may be higher for the omaha campus
Link to video for those who are curious (very useful admissions info at 26 mins): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jArQsHvu1e4
anonymous:
Link to video for those who are curious (very useful admissions info at 26 mins): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jArQsHvu1e4
there's a more recent video from 3 weeks ago
anonymous:
there's a more recent video from 3 weeks ago
Have a link?
anonymous:
Have a link?
I gotchu - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkC9XPFNC_M.
This guys content is actual gold, he has many diff med schools.
anonymous:
I gotchu - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkC9XPFNC_M.
This guys content is actual gold, he has many diff med schools.
i know i hate my school's premed advising, they're so goddamn useless, every school should have a homie like david
like i bet pound for pound UCSB is outcompeting UCI UCSD even UCB people just cause of this one dude
anonymous:
i know i hate my school's premed advising, they're so goddamn useless, every school should have a homie like david
like i bet pound for pound UCSB is outcompeting UCI UCSD even UCB people just cause of this one dude
but this is also really untransparent on schools behalf, they should just release this information publiclly on websites instead of releasing it to a handful of select schools
anonymous:
but this is also really untransparent on schools behalf, they should just release this information publiclly on websites instead of releasing it to a handful of select schools
i think the main difference in high SES vs low SES or 1st gen med applicants not doing well is an information/gatekeeping disparity, not IQ or conscientiousness or anything else
anonymous:
i think the main difference in high SES vs low SES or 1st gen med applicants not doing well is an information/gatekeeping disparity, not IQ or conscientiousness or anything else
more undergrads would be better off hiring ex adcom or admission staff to run their premed advising offices