Survey of Undergraduates: Plans for Medical School in the USA or Abroad

This 64-page study presents detailed data on the medical school application plans of a representative sample of 1,566 full time undergraduates at 4-year colleges in the United States. The study gives specific data on plans for medical school applications, and in a separate data set on plans for medical schools outside of the United States. In addition, those sampled list the medical schools to which they are most likely to apply.

Data in the report is presented for the aggregate sample and then broken out by eighteen variables including gender, income level, race/ethnicity, age, ACT/SAT scores, level of religiosity, college grades, regional origin, type of domestic housing arrangement, student debt load, sexual orientation, college major or field of study, public/private undergrad college status, year of college class standing and other variables. The report enables medical school enrollment executives to pinpoint the level of interest in applying to medical school in many different slices and cohorts of the undergraduate population.

The highly flexible report enables medical school marketers to hone in on the exact level of interest of various populations defined by many different criteria, including many non-traditional ones. It also allows its end users to compare the exact demographic characteristics of students interested in medical schools in general and those specifically interested in medical.

Just a few of this report’s many findings are that:

2.11% of those sampled thought it likely that they would apply to medical school and 5.87% believed it to be highly likely and 0.57% had already applied.
Black, Hispanic and Asian students each were more likely than Caucasian students to believe that they would apply to medical school.

The Questionnaire

Characteristics of the Sample

Summary of Main Findings

Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by Age of Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by Regional Origins of the Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by Year of Class Standing of the Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by Level of Religiosity of the Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by College Grades of the Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by Academic Major or Field of Study of the Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by Public or Private Status of the Survey Respondent’s Undergraduate Institution
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by ACT/SAT Scores of the Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by Race or Ethnicity of the Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical School at Some Point in the Future, by Expected Student Debt Load of the Survey Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical Schools Outside of the United States
Likelihood of Applying to Medical Schools Outside of the United States, by Age of Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical Schools Outside of the United States, by Regional Origins of Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical Schools Outside of the United States, by Income of Family of Origin of Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical Schools Outside of the United States, by Academic Major or Field of Study of Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical Schools Outside of the United States, by Public or Private Status of Respondent’s Undergraduate Institution
Likelihood of Applying to Medical Schools Outside of the United States, by Domestic Housing Arrangement of Respondent
Likelihood of Applying to Medical Schools Outside of the United States, by Race or Ethnicity of Respondent

List of Tables

Table 1.1 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?
Table 1.2 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future? Brokenout by age of survey participant
Table 1.3 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future? Brokenout for survey participants from rural, suburban and urban areas of origin
Table 1.4 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future? Brokenout regional origins of the survey participant
Table 1.5 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future? Brokenout by college year class standing
Table 1.6 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future? Brokenout by approximate student family annual income
Table 1.7 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future? Brokenout by degree of religiosity of the survey participant
Table 1.8 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future? Brokenout by type of political beliefs of the survey participant
Table 1.9 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future? Brokenout by college grades of the survey participant
Table 1.10 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by current or likely college major of the survey participant
Table 1.11 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by gender of the survey participant
Table 1.12 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out for students in public or private colleges
Table 1.13 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by type of domestic housing arrangement of the survey participant
Table 1.14 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by employment circumstance of the survey participant
Table 1.15 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by sexual orientation of the survey participant
Table 1.16 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by ACT or SAT scores of the survey participant
Table 1.17 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by which phrase best describes your racial or ethnic identity?
Table 1.18 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by what do you expect will be your total accumulated student loan debt whenyou graduate your undergraduate institution?
Table 1.19 How likely are you to apply to medical school at some point in the future?Broken out by roughly about how sure of yourself are you of your post-college education orwork plans?
Table 2.1 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future?
Table 2.2 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by age of survey participant
Table 2.3 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out for survey participants from rural, suburban andurban areas of origin
Table 2.4 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out regional origins of the survey participant
Table 2.5 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by college year class standing
Table 2.6 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by approximate student family annual income
Table 2.7 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by degree of religiosity of the survey participant
Table 2.8 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by type of political beliefs of the survey participant
Table 2.9 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by college grades of the survey participant
Table 2.10 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by current or likely college major of the surveyparticipant
Table 2.11 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by gender of the survey participant
Table 2.12 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out for students in public or private colleges:
Table 2.13 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by type of domestic housing arrangement of thesurvey participant
Table 2.14 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by employment circumstance of the surveyparticipant
Table 2.15 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by sexual orientation of the survey participant
Table 2.16 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by ACT or SAT scores of the survey participant
Table 2.17 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by which phrase best describes your racial or ethnicidentity?
Table 2.18 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by what do you expect will be your total accumulatedstudent loan debt when you graduate your undergraduate institution?
Table 2.19 How likely are you to apply to medical schools outside of the United States atsome point in the future? Broken out by roughly about how sure of yourself are you of yourpost-college education or work plans? If you are thinking of applying to medical school which ones are you likely to apply to? Skipthis question if you have no interest in this field. Broken out by ACT or SAT scores of thesurvey participant

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