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Lots of people asking about OOS friendly schools. Scumbag Steve's guide has the info you need but since that still seems like too much work for everyone, I compiled a list using ADEA's guide. Full disclosure: this is the 2016-2017 ADEA guide so it isn't the most up to date edition but the information should be accurate (class sizes might have changed a little). I wasn't really sure how to define "OOS" friendly so I set the number to an arbitrary 30% of the class being OOS. I included the class sizes because while some schools may have a good percentage of OOS students, a small class size would indicate that gaining admission is still quite difficult comparatively (Harvard or UConn, for example). Use your own judgment, I'm just providing the numbers all in one place.
Schools in red are private schools, schools in green are state schools. The percentage shown is the percent of OOS students in each class and the class size in parentheses.
AT Still University (AZ): 75% (76)
Midwestern-AZ: 75% (140)
University of Southern California: 40% (153)
Western University: 37% (79)
University of Colorado*: 34% (80)
University of Connecticut**: 50% (46)
Howard University*: 99-100% (72)
LECOM: 50% (100)
Nova Southeastern: 40% (127)
Midwestern-IL: 60% (130)
Indiana University: 33% (106)
University of Iowa: 30% (80)
University of Kentucky: 35% (66)
University of Louisville: 66% (119)
University of New England: 75% (64)
University of Maryland: 45% (130)
Boston University**: 75% (101)
Harvard University: 85% (35)
Tufts University: 75% (200)
University of Detroit Mercy**: 50% (145)
University of Michigan: 40% (120)
University of Minnesota: 40% (106)
AT Still University (MO): 75% (42)
Creighton University: 88% (84)
UNLV: 50% (81)
Rutgers University: 30% (91)
Columbia University: 75% (80)
New York University**: 70% (387)
Touro College: N/A, but will be OOS friendly
Case Western Reserve University**: 85% (74)
Oregon Health Science University***: 36% (76)
Temple University*: 50% (140)
University of Pennsylvania**: 85% (120)
University of Pittsburgh*: ~35-40% (80)
Meharry Medical College*: 85% (62)
Roseman University: 75% (82)
Virginia Commonwealth University: 35% (95)
West Virginia University: 30% (57)
Marquette University: 50% (100)
*OOS preference given to WICHE states (look up what that means, too many states to list here)
**OOS preference given to residents of New England states
***OOS preference given to AZ, HI, NM, ND, WY, and other western states
*Preference highly given to underrepresented minorities
**International Friendly
*Only partially state funded
Lots of people asking about OOS friendly schools. Scumbag Steve's guide has the info you need but since that still seems like too much work for everyone, I compiled a list using ADEA's guide. Full disclosure: this is the 2016-2017 ADEA guide so it isn't the most up to date edition but the information should be accurate (class sizes might have changed a little). I wasn't really sure how to define "OOS" friendly so I set the number to an arbitrary 30% of the class being OOS. I included the class sizes because while some schools may have a good percentage of OOS students, a small class size would indicate that gaining admission is still quite difficult comparatively (Harvard or UConn, for example). Use your own judgment, I'm just providing the numbers all in one place.
Schools in red are private schools, schools in green are state schools. The percentage shown is the percent of OOS students in each class and the class size in parentheses.
AT Still University (AZ): 75% (76)
Midwestern-AZ: 75% (140)
University of Southern California: 40% (153)
Western University: 37% (79)
University of Colorado*: 34% (80)
University of Connecticut**: 50% (46)
Howard University*: 99-100% (72)
LECOM: 50% (100)
Nova Southeastern: 40% (127)
Midwestern-IL: 60% (130)
Indiana University: 33% (106)
University of Iowa: 30% (80)
University of Kentucky: 35% (66)
University of Louisville: 66% (119)
University of New England: 75% (64)
University of Maryland: 45% (130)
Boston University**: 75% (101)
Harvard University: 85% (35)
Tufts University: 75% (200)
University of Detroit Mercy**: 50% (145)
University of Michigan: 40% (120)
University of Minnesota: 40% (106)
AT Still University (MO): 75% (42)
Creighton University: 88% (84)
UNLV: 50% (81)
Rutgers University: 30% (91)
Columbia University: 75% (80)
New York University**: 70% (387)
Touro College: N/A, but will be OOS friendly
Case Western Reserve University**: 85% (74)
Oregon Health Science University***: 36% (76)
Temple University*: 50% (140)
University of Pennsylvania**: 85% (120)
University of Pittsburgh*: ~35-40% (80)
Meharry Medical College*: 85% (62)
Roseman University: 75% (82)
Virginia Commonwealth University: 35% (95)
West Virginia University: 30% (57)
Marquette University: 50% (100)
*OOS preference given to WICHE states (look up what that means, too many states to list here)
**OOS preference given to residents of New England states
***OOS preference given to AZ, HI, NM, ND, WY, and other western states
*Preference highly given to underrepresented minorities
**International Friendly
*Only partially state funded
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