In State Tuition fo OOS Students

[KTMBASEBALLDAWG]

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I have posted this in the pre-dental section as well but I have no realized it may be better suited for people in dental school who would already definitively know the answer. I have a question that I can't seem to find anywhere else on on the board. I was wondering which schools provide students with in state tuition for students if they go about changing there residency to that state during dental school. I know this is completely unnecessary for private schools as they do not differentiate tuition from in and out of state. If there are any students that have been through the process or are currently in school that could shed some light on what the situation at there school is it would be incredibly helpful. The list of public schools I am interested in getting information on are Michigan, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisville, UNC, VCU, and Maryland. Any more information on other schools would be welcome even though I do not need it because I'm sure it would be beneficial to someone. Here is the list so far.

VCU- NO IN-State
OSU- After 1 year for everyone
Maryland- After 1 year
UConn- After 1 year
Louisville- No In-State
Indiana- No In-State
NJ- Possible Immediate In-state need confirmation
Florida- Not likely need confirmation

Other schools I could use info on would be Michigan, UNC, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Any other schools would be extremely helpful to others. Thanks in advance!

 

[beeho]

I'm attending Kentucky and I will be paying oos tuition for the 4 years. The state of Kentucky has strict rules on gaining in state residencies so this would also apply to Louisville. I would ask the financial advisor for each school to find information. Sometimes the school websites will guide you along the way.

I can't remember what it would take get in state in Kentucky but it's not easy.

 

[eventualOMFS]

Though it doesn't have every school, I put together a list while I was applying. Hope this helps!

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=519210

 

[jakey]

At UMDNJ you used to be able to get instate tuition right away. They changed it in 09 though so you have to live here for a year before you can get it.

 

[KTMBASEBALLDAWG]

Though it doesn't have every school, I put together a list while I was applying. Hope this helps!

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=519210

Thanks. Looked on there and combined it with what else I've found. Re-posted in the Pre-dental forum so everyone who needs it will see it.

 

[ajlst11]

UB (Buffalo) does not give in state first year if you buy a house anymore. Furthermore, the OOS tuition spiked 20% last year bringing the cost of year 1 to $81,000 for OOS. You will get it after 1st year if you do everything right, so total 4 year cost is around $235,000 as it stands now (if you get IS after year 1). This includes all living etc. Hope it helps UB applicants.

 

[Kwake]

Im OOS attending UF in the fall and they told me that after 1 year you can acquire instate, also for the qualified students they can give out of state tuition waivers which covers the difference.