Has anybody seen dental school acceptance ratios for in-state vs. out-of-state? I'm wondering which schools to focus on. I'm in a WICHE state with no dental school. I was really interested in U of Nebraska, but heard they only take 1 WICHE student per year.
Need statistics on out-of-state and WICHE
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UCLA & UCSF participate in WICHE
don't know which other states do... just know about these two because I was interested until I found out about the WICHE... I'm from VA sadly.
stats from 2007 ADEA book:
UCLA: 88 total first year enrollees, 76 in-state
UCSF: 80 total first year enrollees, 69 in-state
Here's nebraska...
Nebraska: 45 total first year enrollees, 33 in-state
don't know which other states do... just know about these two because I was interested until I found out about the WICHE... I'm from VA sadly.
stats from 2007 ADEA book:
UCLA: 88 total first year enrollees, 76 in-state
UCSF: 80 total first year enrollees, 69 in-state
Here's nebraska...
Nebraska: 45 total first year enrollees, 33 in-state
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Oregon and Washington are WICHE schools too. From the 05-06 ADEA book, Oregon had 55/73 (75%) instate, and Washington 47/55 (85%) instate.
Then some schools in the northeast participate in the New England Regional Student Program.
Then some schools in the northeast participate in the New England Regional Student Program.
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WICHE schools:
Washington, Oregon, Pacific, UCSF, UCLA, USC, Loma Linda, Colorado, UNLV, and ASDOH
And depending on what state you are from, your state might have contract agreements with schools such as Minnesota, Creighton, or Nebraska.
Washington, Oregon, Pacific, UCSF, UCLA, USC, Loma Linda, Colorado, UNLV, and ASDOH
And depending on what state you are from, your state might have contract agreements with schools such as Minnesota, Creighton, or Nebraska.
