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Nah top heavy is good for you, you have a better chance at a t30 interview than a mid tier because you’ll likely be yield protected Also stayed the same when i gave myself 600 research hours vs 0 research hours The only exception would be apply to all your state schools, and throw in state schools you have any ties to in any other states
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Also mission fit is a good idea like others have said reply reply aydmuuye • One of my insecurities is number of clinical hours, so i kept all the other answers the same and varied the hours from 100 to 1000 and the admit score stayed exactly the same See the brand new admit medical school rankings for 2025, based on match list strength, admissions data, and nih research funding.
Hello, would love some advice on how accurate the admit.org list is, and if i should apply more broadly, thank you
Ca resident, 3.95cgpa/3.93sgpa, 1st mcat 127/130/132/131 research Total 1900 neuro basic science lab, 2 years, 800 hours metabolomics / clinical lab, 2 years, 700 hours machine. N = 1 but it somehow predicted everywhere i got interviews at this cycle lol I applied to 30 schools and got 4 interviews (1 reach, 2 targets, 1 baseline) so it worked for me
I think msar only has matriculant data while admit.org has the accepted data, only some accepted people matriculate so the accepted number is more accurate. The best way to see it in action is to just try it with any combination of stats and ecs that you can think of and see how the school list and score changes. I was playing around with admit.org since i've seen it mentioned, and i'm wondering what exactly it's based on/how reliable it is
