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Class of 2001 Profile and Statistics
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1997
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Size of Entering
Class
Residents of Alabama
Nonresidents (i.e., students that came from one of the 49
states that are ahead of Alabama in every statistical
category, except for the quality of medical education. Was
that too cheesy?)
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165
144
21
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Total Number of
Applicants
Residents of Alabama
Nonresidents
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1984
547
1437
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Total Number of
Applicants Interviewed
Residents of Alabama
Nonresidents
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525
373
152
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Total Number of
Applicants Accepted
Residents of Alabama
Nonresidents
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233
169
64
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Minority Applicants
(African-American)
Residents of Alabama
Nonresidents
Interviewed
Accepted
Matriculated
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240
81
159
69
32
23
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Female
Applicants
Residents of Alabama
Nonresidents
Interviewed
Accepted
Matriculated
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772
215
557
174
93
63
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Students Who Were
Reapplying (2-5 times)
Accepted (YES!)
Matriculated
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249
63
59
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Average Undergraduate
GPA
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3.56
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MCAT Averages (The Test
that Meant Everything)
Verbal Reasoning
Physical Sciences
Biological Sciences
Composite
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9.7
9.7
9.9
29.4
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Average Age (at time of
application)
Youngest ("Doogie Howser")
Oldest
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23.2
19
41
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Number of Colleges
Represented
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64
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Schools with Three or
More Matriculants
(i.e.,
"The Feeder Schools")
Auburn University
University of Alabama at Birmingham
University of Alabama
Birmingham-Southern College
Samford University
Duke University
Vanderbilt University (Go 'Dores!)
Emory University
Xavier University of Louisiana
Florida State University
Tulane University
Troy State University
Jacksonville State University
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25
17
14
13
8
7
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
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Most Common Majors of
Matriculants
Major
(matriculated/accepted/applied)
Biology (Those that didn't get enough biology)
Engineering ("Gears")
Microbiology (If you can see it, it's not biology)
Chemistry (One word: "Beakers")
Biomedical Sciences (They're in the right place)
Mathematics (Future Epidemiologists)
Psychology (Those that likes that kind of crap)
Zoology (Veterinarian Want-a-be's)
Business/Economics (Cried when they learned about HMOs)
English (2/3/30) ("To be a doctor or not to be...")
Psychobiology (2/2/23) (Fans of the biopsychosocial
model)
Biochemistry (Why?)
History (Liberal Arts freaks)
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63/85/780
10/18/123
7/8/75
15/19/139
7/7/32
3/5/26
7/9/87
5/5/54
2/5/42
3/5/30
2/2/23
7/11/127
4/8/37
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