M.I.T. preprofessional Stats

 

Preprofessional Stats

Premedical Data and Statistics

Prelaw Data and Statistics

2009 Premedical Data

Snapshot of MIT's Class of 2009 Premed Students

Many factors are taken into consideration in the medical school application process. This is evident in the diversity among MIT applicants, and their acceptances.

The following data on MIT applicants was reported by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC.)

Total Number of Applicants (Includes Undergraduate, Graduate, and Alumni Applicants)	144
Total Number of Undergaduate Applicants	69 (48%)
Female	66%
Male	34%
ACCEPTANCE RATE
National Rate	46%
MIT Undergraduate (UG) Rate	94%
Mean # of UG Applications Submitted	21
Mean # of UG Acceptances	3.5
GPA Undergraduate Applicants
Accepted Mean	3.73/4.0**
Range of Acceptances	3.19-4.0**
Range of Denials	2.95-3.85**
MCAT- Undergraduate Applicants
Accepted Mean	35
Range of Acceptances	30-42
Range of Denials	26-39

*Individuals who used both our credential service and our prehealth advising system.

**These figures are based on the AAMC 4.0 scale, rather than the 5.0 scale used at MIT.

Note: Statistically we do not have enough students to report other health related acceptances. For more information, please contact the Careers Office.

Top 25 Medical Schools Applied to by MIT Applicants for the 2008 Entering Class

Additional Premed Data is available to students and alums in the CareerBridge Resource Library.

2009 Prelaw Data

Number of MIT Applicants	67
Total Accepted to 1 or more schools (UG, Grads, and Alums)	53/67, 79%
Senior applicants	6/67, 9%
Non-Senior applicants (grad students & alums)	61/67, 91%
Seniors Accepted to 1 or more schools	5/6, 83%
Total average number of applications per applicant	7.66
Senior average number of applications per applicant	13
Total average number of admissions per applicant	2.76
Senior average number of admissions per applicant	3.67
Average LSAT (all applicants)	162.7
Average GPA (all applicants)	3.25/4.0*

*GPA Conversion Instructions for calculating the GPA and converting it to a 4.0 scale can be found at http://web.mit.edu/registrar/gpacalc.html

For Law School Admission Council (LSAC) national data reports visit: http://www.lsac.org/. once on the site click on the LSAC Data link located towards the bottom of the left-hand column.

Last updated on Wednesday, June 02, 10 at 01:58:41 PM EDT.