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Which schools accept the highest percentage of out of state students?
Which schools have the least number of applicants each year?
Which schools have the least number of applicants each year?
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#1: George Washington Universiyt, 97.5% of interviews go to oos
#2: George Town: 95.4%
#3: Dartmouth: 95.2%
#4: USUHS: 94%
Keep in mind GWU is a "fit" school so the essays on the secondary are extensive and very important to getting in.
USUHS is the least competative school to get into out of the top 4 but is a military school, so not for most.
#2: George Town: 95.4%
#3: Dartmouth: 95.2%
#4: USUHS: 94%
Keep in mind GWU is a "fit" school so the essays on the secondary are extensive and very important to getting in.
USUHS is the least competative school to get into out of the top 4 but is a military school, so not for most.
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GWU has 2 essays, one was 2 lines, the other was 5 lines. not too extensive. and its pretty easy to be OOS of DC, seeing as DC is one city not a state
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What is a military school exactly?
What are the questions on GWU?
What other 'fit' schools are there?
Any other schools with high OOS?
What are the questions on GWU?
What other 'fit' schools are there?
Any other schools with high OOS?
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Grab an MSAR. It's got all the information you want and more.
on the aamc website there's a link for FACTS: Applicants, Matriculants and Graduates. This has the detailed breakdown of how many IS, OOS, male, female, etc are accepted.
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This sounds like a case for the MSAR.
you're confusing GWU and georgetown.
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USUHS is a school that was founded to provide doctors and advanced medical training for the medical corps of the United States military. If you want to know more go check out usuhs.mil or the military medicine forum here on student doctor network.
Oh and if what you are getting at here is to try and find "easy" schools to get into you are going to be sorely disappointed. Forgive me if I am jumping to conclusions. (but the combination out of state/low number of applicants question is pretty indicative of this sort of behavior) What you need to do is find a school that is very in line with what you want to do. That will be the school that is easiest to get into because you are more likely to come across as genuine and what they are looking for.
Oh and like the others said the MSAR costs like twenty bucks.
