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Dental School Tuition
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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
For every school, first year is non-resident. After the second year, it depends on the school.
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 !!!
Any chance of having a list of what school will give you residency after one year?
Thanks A bunch !!!
I know Maryland gives you in-state after your 1st year.Thanks for the verification guys.
Any chance of having a list of what school will give you residency after one year?
Thanks A bunch !!!
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?
Does anyone have any other experience of how it works otherwise?
Do you know where to find it exactly? sorry, im kinda new to the forum.Check out Scumbag Steve's guide in the stickies...it has a list of schools giving IS after D1.
Appreciate it much 🙂
Thanks a lot guys, I found the list and appreciate all the answers 🙂
Best of luck
Best of luck
where is this list?