I have previously posited a
relevant formula for competitiveness.
In general, it's easy: if the program is one you've heard mentioned in the context of being a top-20ish program, and it's not in California (plus Seattle), New York City, or Boston, then it's got a high QtC ratio. Also consider how many slots the program has. More than 8, and that makes it a bit less competitive too. Being generally on the west coast or the mid-Atlantic or higher is also a bit of a boost.
I would mention Hopkins, Maryland, MUSC, Duke, UNC, Emory, Vanderbilt, Cincy, Pitt, Michigan, Wash U, Baylor, UTSW, and Colorado, in order of the way my brain snaked through the country.
Of course, if you're not academically inclined, you could probably add another 50 programs to that list.