A bit to early to think about this but...

[Dentalogist]

what if i get accepted to a oos dental school, where will I reside? my family is pretty much dirt poor(right above poverty level) and I have no idea where i would live for the next 4 years.

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[tooth knockn]

what if i get accepted to a oos dental school, where will I reside? my family is pretty much dirt poor(right above poverty level) and I have no idea where i would live for the next 4 years.

In NY, you can rent and get roomies, from your school or from other schools.

NYC has many colleges with apartments/rooms for rent.

Or apply to HPSP
Or
Sign a loan buddy, and use it wisely.


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[pinkster]

I have a question that goes off of Dentalogist's question. If you go to an OOS school, are you able to pay in-state tuition after your first year?

 

[driftmanji]

I have a question that goes off of Dentalogist's question. If you go to an OOS school, are you able to pay in-state tuition after your first year?

Some public schools do this. Uconn, UNLV, and OSU are a few off the top of my head.

 

[sjv]

what if i get accepted to a oos dental school, where will I reside? my family is pretty much dirt poor(right above poverty level) and I have no idea where i would live for the next 4 years.

You can borrow (read: loans) up to the cost of attendance which includes living expenses (room and board).

I have a question that goes off of Dentalogist's question. If you go to an OOS school, are you able to pay in-state tuition after your first year?

Varies by school, some allow after first year while some don't allow at all.

 

[DentalDoge]

I know MUSC locks you in for OOS for the duration of your attendance.

 

[shyfox9p]

In NY, you can rent and get roomies, from your school or from other schools.

NYC has many colleges with apartments/rooms for rent.

Or apply to HPSP
Or
Sign a loan buddy, and use it wisely.


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Seriously? NYC is expensive! One of the most expensive places to live. He should apply to a state school and get a loan. If he is barely above the poverty level, I'm sure he can get a scholarship.