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Hi folks,

If i attend dental school as non-resident first year, will i be classified as resident and pay resident tuition for second, third, and fourth years? Since I stay for 1 year and qualify to be a resident?

Thanks a lot
 
Hi folks,

If i attend dental school as non-resident first year, will i be classified as resident and pay resident tuition for second, third, and fourth years? Since I stay for 1 year and qualify to be a resident?

Thanks a lot

This absolutely depends on the individual school and whether you are able to meet the residency requirements in your state. Short answer: maybe.
 
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Thanks for the verification guys.
Any chance of having a list of what school will give you residency after one year?

Thanks A bunch !!!
 
UNLV also lets you get in-state after the first year. OHSU does not let you ever get in-state tuition if you started out of state.
 
I've heard from someone attending Maryland (OOS) that to get in-state residency you have to prove that you intend to stay in MD after graduation (job/family etc). I.e. You are not just there getting your dental degree.

Does anyone have any other experience of how it works otherwise?