Tejan
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Hey, so I am in an interesting predicament. I've grown up in the U.S but my family never filed for citizenship because they weren't sure they wanted to stay here. I am attending a U.S public school for undergrad but I am not sure whether I will receive my permanent resident status by the time I start applying for med schools. I've also heard that medical schools are biased against international applicants partly because they are unsure about the reliability of the international school's curriculum. Will, it make a difference for me someone who is technically on paper "an international student" but has had a U.S education their entire life? I am just not sure whether adcoms will take the time to really look into that?