Arkansas residents aren't counted as OOS. They have their own seats reserved for them.
‘If accepted as an out-of-state resident, one cannot change this status and will be considered an out-of-state resident for the entire four-year program and pay non-resident tuition and fees. If made an offer of admission, one cannot defer acceptance for purposes of establishing in-state residency.’
Thank you! I was struggling to find this information!
Congrats! Compared to the other prereqs, public speaking will be a breeze! Hopefully you have a community college nearby where you can knock it out the cheap!OOS accepted!But still have to take public speaking...
You track once you start clinics (spring of 3rd year).
How did it go?
Just like you said, pretty laid back! The first thing they asked me was to tell them about myself, and then after that, they pretty much asked questions based off of what you say, so I don't think there's exactly like a list they go by. There are different interviews going on at once so it also probably depends on which group of interviewers you get. I saw one girl go in for maybe 15 minutes at the most and mine lasted about 30. It was very conversational though!
I attended the open house! My interview was that day
Did your acceptance appear in the "current status" section?
Yes. Right when I logged onto the portal to check, there was a long typed out acceptance letter. Couldn't miss it.
I interviewed Saturday, the 26th, as an Arkansas Resident and my interviewers said I would know by March 1. I don't know if he meant on March 1 specifically or any time between now and then.
