CCOM tuition question

[yadayadadude]

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If you are OOS, do you have to pay OOS tuition all four years? Any way to become a resident while a medical student?

 

[laboholic]

In most states, you have to be living there as a non-student or part-time student for a year or more to qualify as being a resident. You usually cant do that as a medical student.

I tried to look on CCOMs website to see what their criteria is but their website is crap and you cant find anything. 👎

 

[lane113]

From what I remember when I talked to them, they don't change your status even if you've been a student there for a year. So, if you are out of state when you start, you'll be considered an out of state student all four years.

 

[karizma098]

to get residency in illinois, you have to do something like, work and earn up to half your tuition, or show that you do on paper. on top of that, u have to pay utilities, have a place there, license, etc....not sure what cComs personal policiies are.

 

[dr.z]

From what I remember when I talked to them, they don't change your status even if you've been a student there for a year. So, if you are out of state when you start, you'll be considered an out of state student all four years.

That's what I was told at the interview.

 

[Oculus Sinistra]

If you are OOS, do you have to pay OOS tuition all four years? Any way to become a resident while a medical student?

Yeah, for most schools you have to pay OOS fees all 4 years. Remember that medical schools are a business and OOS students generate a lot of money...