Michigan (OOS) vs. Texas (IS)

[gorilla2896]

Currently confused on what to choose. I got accepted to Michigan with no scholarship(out of state tuition) vs in state tuition in Texas. I believe that Michigan is a better school however is it worth the price tag and the better overall experience at one of the best programs in the country? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks


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[SuxDrugs&Rocuronium]

Go to your Texas in state school. The tuition difference is not worth going to Michigan.


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[Shiny Teeth]

Always go with the cheapest

 

[meseu]

Generally go to the cheaper school, but Michigan is definitely a good school.
Do you know if they offer in-state tuition after 1 year of residency?

 

[RemainPositive]

You get Texas in-state tuition, nothing will beat that

 

[Typical Average Student]

If money aint a problem, consider what clinical experiences you get at Michigan that you can't get here in Texas.

 

[gorilla2896]

If money aint a problem, consider what clinical experiences you get at Michigan that you can't get here in Texas.

What would you say you can’t get in Texas?


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[Typical Average Student]

What would you say you can’t get in Texas?


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Idunno lol. We can't place implants... some other schools can.

 

[AppalachianDentalBoy]

You'll be in about $160,000 of extra debt at Michigan. This means that over ten years the difference expands to $226,000 after interest. That's a LOT of CE you can pay for after graduating. That's a steak dinner every day for 20 years. That's a house!

 

[suede]

Would interests in specializing make a difference in deciding? (asking because I'm in a similar situation)

 

[AppalachianDentalBoy]

No Texas schools are fine for specializing