Sure. I'll warn you though, most of them are private. The tuition factor, while still important, wasn't as important to me as the OOS acceptance rate. But none of them are absurd like Mich. State (OOS tuition is like $70K!!!) Also the ones I picked were ones that were pretty much what some people would probably consider safeties, i.e. my scores were above their accepted average. I'm just not that big of a risk taker, and I don't have the money to be applying to places that I have a really low chance of acceptance, especially since your chances aren't even that great at places that would seem to be an admissions slam dunk. Most places only interview 10% or less of their applicants and accept maybe 30-40% of interviewees.
Included are Drexel, Temple, Jefferson, Boston U., NYMC, Wake Forest, Tulane, U of Vermont, MC Wisconsin, Rosalind Franklin, plus some others I can't remember off the top of my head. I strongly prefer to not be in the Midwest, my choices mostly reflect that, with a few exceptions. I have a copy of the infamous now-deleted spreadsheet someone made up a while back, and I will PM it to you. You input your cGPA, sGPA, and MCAT and it tells you where your best shots are based on numbers alone. Also medicalschoolsinusa.com has more in-depth admissions data. It's up to you as to how much risk you take in applying, how much you think you can sell yourself past your numbers (with PS, secondary, interview, etc).
Keep in mind too that some schools (GWU and Georgetown most of all, but also some that made my shortlist) have a large OOS class proportion but get maybe 10K apps. GWU was like 12K!!! So that waters it down a bit, like yeah, their class is predominantly OOS, but they don't really accept that many people total because they get so many apps. There are a lot of factors to consider, but good luck! Personally it took me about 3 days of pretty constant researching to wade through the info and come up with a solid list, though even that is still sort of in flux.
