Kids from DE, ME, NH, RI=screwed?

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So these kiddos get nothing like the WICHE program? And no in-state tuition?

So basically their best alternative is to move to another state and establish residency elsewhere?

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Jefferson saves up to 20 spots for Delaware residents.
 
UVM takes Mainers into special consideration.
 
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Pembleton said:
Jefferson saves up to 20 spots for Delaware residents.

I believe (but I could be wrong) Jefferson also gives them in state tuition.
 
LionKing said:
I believe (but I could be wrong) Jefferson also gives them in state tuition.

Jefferson is a private school - no in-state tuition.
 
I could be wrong about this, but I believe that the University of Arizona will consider applications from people of any state (not just WICHE) that lacks a medical school. I've lived in AZ all my life, but our medical school's admissions practices are a complete mystery to me and everyone who I know.
 
I think we (Rhode Islanders) can qualify for slightly reduced tuition at UConn.
 
Dartmouth has an obligation to NH residents. If you ask me that is a pretty good school to have an advantage.
 
Don't forget DC. DC residents don't get the benefits of state tuition or advantages either.
 
TMag said:
Don't forget DC. DC residents don't get the benefits of state tuition or advantages either.


True, but they do have three schools with a fairly high acceptance rates for in-state (district) applicants. Still, they all have high tuition along with low financial aid, so that sucks.
 
If you're talking about Gtown, GW and Howard. They don't have a preference (Actually I'm not sure about Howard, but I know Gtown and GW don't really give a preference to DC residents).
 
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