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Would having a significant other in Mass be considered a connection/tie to the state?NYU, Duke, Emory, U Michigan, Ohio State are reaches with your stats. UMass accepts few non residents with no connection to the state. You could add any of these schools:
New York Medical College
TCU-UNT
Oakland Beaumont
Medical College Wisconsin
Thank you! WAMC in general in your opinion, if you'd be so kind as to offer it?Having a significant other is not a tie to MA for the purpose of medical schools admissions. Emory has an instate bias. A LOR from a professor at VCU might help at VCU but not at other schools.
Over a 80% chance for a MD acceptance .Thank you! WAMC in general in your opinion, if you'd be so kind as to offer it?
Having a significant other is not a tie to MA for the purpose of medical schools admissions. Emory has an instate bias. A LOR from a professor at VCU might help at VCU but not at other schools.
Emory undergraduates who are not Georgia residents would not be considered instate. Emory interviewed 18% of Georgia residents but only 5% of OOS residents. Some of those OOS residents would be Emory undergraduates. Many would also be URM. 30% of those who matriculated were URM (over 20% African American) so it appears that they are targeting URM groups.@Faha Thanks for your Fantastic insight and advice as usual. Can you please explain why you think Emory has an instate bias ? They had 140 matriculants last year, 40 IS, 90 OOS. Do you feel most of the OOS matriculants were Emory Undergrads and thus they were considered IS ?