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Ophthalmology

Programs ranked by empirical signal lift — how much sending a signal moves your interview probability, computed from real applicant data across 22 specialties.

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P(interview) at a typical Ophthalmology program
Real probabilities from raw applicant data. Both columns are real numbers; the arrow shows what signaling adds.
methodology
raw cross-tab, n=32,461 classifiable Ophthalmology applicants. P(invite) = k_invited / n per cell of (signaled × geographic_connection × away_rotation). Cells with thin sample sizes (n < 500 in the limiting arm) carry wider real CIs than shown here; treat directionally.
No ties
10%49%
+38 pp with signal
Pure signal effect
Geo tie only
41%65%
+25 pp with signal
Home-state programs
⚠ thin sample (n=447)
Away rotation only
78%85%
+7 pp with signal
You rotated there
⚠ thin sample (n=171)
Geo + away
85%88%
+3 pp with signal
Already very likely
⚠ thin sample (n=188)
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Where you’re most likely to land an interview

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University of Virginia Medical CenterVA 322 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal12%with signal76%
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Tulane UniversityLA 304 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal13%with signal76%
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University of MinnesotaMN 301 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal11%with signal75%
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West Virginia UniversityWV 246 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal16%with signal75%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal74%
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Cleveland Clinic FoundationOH 339 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal12%with signal73%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal73%
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Geisinger Health SystemPA 199 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal13%with signal72%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal72%
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University of California Davis HealthCA 266 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal12%with signal72%
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Henry Ford Health/Henry Ford HospitalMI 302 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal17%with signal71%
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Temple University HospitalPA 306 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal12%with signal71%
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Tufts Medical CenterMA 339 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal11%with signal71%
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Broward HealthFL 131 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal13%with signal71%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal71%
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University of WashingtonWA 313 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal12%with signal70%
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Medical College of GeorgiaGA 270 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal18%with signal70%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal11%with signal70%
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University of MarylandMD 317 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal11%with signal70%
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Yale-New Haven Medical CenterCT 322 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal69%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal13%with signal69%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal68%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal67%
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MedStar Health Georgetown UniversityDC 57 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal7%with signal66%
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University of South Florida MorsaniFL 238 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal13%with signal66%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal12%with signal66%
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UMass Chan Medical SchoolMA 237 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal12%with signal66%
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University of California (Irvine)CA 261 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal11%with signal65%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal15%with signal65%
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University of ChicagoIL 340 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal10%with signal65%
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Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal65%
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Rush University Medical CenterIL 319 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal10%with signal64%
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Naval Medical Center (San Diego)CA 43 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal13%with signal64%
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ECU Health Medical CenterNC 35 in your cohort
Your P(interview) herewithout signal13%with signal64%
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Old Dominion UniversityVA 22 in your cohortLow N
Your P(interview) herewithout signal14%with signal64%
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How these numbers are computed

Lift = P(invite | signaled in your stratum) − P(invite | unsignaled in your stratum). When the signaled rate is lower than unsignaled in the source (small-N sample noise), we floor the lift at 0 — signaling cannot credibly hurt your odds, and the UI shouldn’t lie.

Stratum = applicant type (US MD / DO / IMG) × Step 2 CK band (<240 / 240-249 / 250-259 / 260-269 / 270+). When n < 10 in your exact stratum, we fall back to the program’s overall rollup so you still get a number, just less personalized.

Tier: Reach (matched-invitee mean is 8+ above your Step 2, or signal can’t rescue), Target (closer fit), Safety (baseline P(invite) > 50% — you’ll interview without a signal). The signal slider hides on Safety and on unrescuable Reach rows where worthSignaling is false.

Refine your estimate: each credential you set shifts P(invite) by its modeled effect for this specialty, from a ridge logistic regression on real applicant data. Credentials with no statistically measurable effect leave the number unchanged.

Caveats: lift is observational (signaled applicants may differ in unmeasured ways like geographic ties, mentorship, prior aways); programs with fewer than ~30 reports have wide CIs.

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