Automatic OOS Rejections...

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Which allopathic medical schools in the U.S. absolutely will not accept out of state applicants? I just want to know because the only IN-STATE school I have to apply to after college is the University of Washington...
So when I apply to some schools out of state, which ones should I absolutely avoid?
 
Which allopathic medical schools in the U.S. absolutely will not accept out of state applicants? I just want to know because the only IN-STATE school I have to apply to after college is the University of Washington...
So when I apply to some schools out of state, which ones should I absolutely avoid?

I'm pretty sure UMass accepts virtually no OOS
 
I'm pretty sure UMass accepts virtually no OOS

Yeah, UMass will only accept OOS applications for MD/PhD and even then they only took 3 for 2008-2009.

Also, all this info can be looked up in the MSAR.
 
Medical University of South Carolina- only a very select few OOS
 
Marshall!!
I got an Email automatic rejection from them right away unless I can prove that I have family in West Virginia or that I live in the surrounding states.

Florida State University takes very few OOS, like 2 or 3 per class of 120 and most are from Georgia.
 
University of Mississippi Medical Center takes none or close to that with regard to OOS students.
 
Southern Illinois. I don't think they even like people from northern Illinois.
 
Most of the CALI schools seem to be close to an automatic rejection.
 
Arizona for the most part is closed to OOS I believe...
 
Nevada, unless you're from Nevada or Alaska and maybe 1 more state. Or you have strong ties.
 
From personal experience, it seems University of Nebraska College of Medicine rarely accepts OOS
 
Doesn't U of Florida also take almost no OOS?
 
Also Indiana, I'm pretty sure. Unless you have some kind of connection to the state.
 
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