2007 Match Largest In NRMP History

Hoover  15 Mar, 2007  Residency Training

I just learned that the 2007 match was the largest in the history of the NRMP [PDF]. All of the information can be found in the Advance Data Tables for 2007 Main Residency Match [PDF].

6.6% of US Medical Seniors went unmatched for the 2007 year, up from 6.3% the year before.

There’s a wealth of information from each specialty, so check it out.

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  1. Zuwie said

    March 15 2007 @ 8:22 pm

    In our class, more students matched into pathology than general surgery. People are learning…

  2. Hoover said

    March 15 2007 @ 8:40 pm

    Yep, it’s catching on I think.

  3. exi said

    March 16 2007 @ 8:19 pm

    And ~6% going to EM. Wonder how much that’s gonna change by the time I’m the one trying to match?

  4. Hoover said

    March 16 2007 @ 8:32 pm

    Exi, my gut tells me that EM is going to get more competitive in the future. Shift work and good pay - it’s tough to beat.

    This isn’t to say I’d ever do EM, but for those who don’t mind patient contact, it’s a pretty good life.

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