I am not. I'm hoping to get accepted this cycle!
From my talks with the school, students, and independent research, it's a fine choice. They interview everyone together, and your preference may or may not be considered. I mean if you put Tahlequah but they offer you Tulsa, would you turn it down?
Pretty good, working on secondaries for OHSU-COM. Hope you're doing alright too!
I'm doing swell. As far as tuition waivers, I don't know. However, the admissions office is very responsive, so an email might be helpful.
Yes my friend and I both got that email and in terms of application materials they had received our letter packet but hadn't assigned the letters yet! They said it would take around 3 business days to assign them and just wait and if it still hasn't been resolved to reach out! Hope this helps
OSU only gives out tuition waivers to applicants from certain bordering states, but not Texas. I assume because of the number of medical schools in Texas and the 90/10 rule for residents. They list that they will give scholarships to Texas residents with the stats you listed but tuition waivers only go to Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri.
Incoming 2nd year, not sure if it’s the same technical thing but I did receive a “TX resident scholarship” that covers OOS tuition. As for how likely it is I’m not sure, it seems anecdotally that more got it than not. Again that’s unconfirmed but given the low amount of Texas residents here it wouldn’t be totally surprising.
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Ehh, it was about 100-200 words I think. Just explained how I had a hard time choosing between Rural and Urban Underserved, and why I chose the one I did.
