<p>I was at Stanford’s admit weekend on saturday and attended their health career advising session. Here are some numbers they were willing to share. No print outs were given, so I may be slightly off. For 2011, around 297 undergrads applied and the percentage who got in was around 80%. The would not give a exact number. 44 out of 297 were admitted to Standford med school, a good number to UCSF and other California schools. 20 something to Yale and 20 + to columbia. Out of 44 admitted to stanford 22 accepted stanfrod. They did not share numbers about harvard, Penn or Johns hopkins. They said do not feel comfortable sharing any other kind of statistics like MCAT/GPA. I was quite disappointed as MIT shares this very openly, and my daughter was looking to compare the two schools. They repeated over and over that standford med school prefers thei own undergraduates and teh residency program prefers their own medical graduates and undergraduates. They also mentioned that they do not pre-screen undergraduates from applying to medschool. They will recommend anyone who wants to apply which would account for a lower admit percentage.</p>