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I plan to apply to medical school next year upon the completion of my post bacc. However, I've seen a lot of discussion on applying in-state versus out-of-state. I just had a few questions regarding this manner, for how I strategize during my application cycle.
1) I assume it's easier to get into a medical school of the state you are a resident of? Is that correct?
2) If so, what states are notorious for being "harsh" towards out-of-state applicants? What is the best way to get a handle of that information?
3) On that note, are any states particularly welcoming to out-of-state applicants?
4) Are there quotas for each school for how many in-state and out-of-state matriculants they can receive?
Regardless, I'll apply broadly and strategically, but I just want a better working foundation of the application process. I look forward to your responses.
1) I assume it's easier to get into a medical school of the state you are a resident of? Is that correct?
2) If so, what states are notorious for being "harsh" towards out-of-state applicants? What is the best way to get a handle of that information?
3) On that note, are any states particularly welcoming to out-of-state applicants?
4) Are there quotas for each school for how many in-state and out-of-state matriculants they can receive?
Regardless, I'll apply broadly and strategically, but I just want a better working foundation of the application process. I look forward to your responses.
