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UCSF, UCLA
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Buffalo, UCSF, UCLA (Although the UCs are still somewhat pricey even with in state after year one). Conversely, Michigan doesn't offer that, but is relatively affordable even for OOS
UNLV
i think wvu is accepting oos now
http://financialaid.wvu.edu/home/hsc-office/cost-of-attendance/dentistry
http://financialaid.wvu.edu/home/hsc-office/cost-of-attendance/dentistry
Wait. Seriously? This thing exist? That's amazing. I didn't know you can obtain state residency in just one year. I know that there are third years at my UC who are still paying out of state tuition for undergrad; so do dental schools somehow work differently?
It is nearly impossible as a dependent undergrad if parents live in another state. You are considered independent during dental school making the above possible.
Oh okay. That makes so much sense. Thanks. Guess I should start filing my own taxes then!
It is not as simple as filing your own taxes, there is other criteria that must be met and most people are filtered out under age 24. If you're interested (disregard Merced, same list for all UCs): https://financialaid.ucmerced.edu/independent-student
UNC
