Out of state friendly schools

[toothdds]

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hello everyone,

Do you know if these dental schools accept out of state students:

1. University of Illinois at Chicago
2. Georgia reagents or Augusta university
3. Medical university of South Carolina

Thank you!!

 

[plusalpha]

hello everyone,

Do you know if these dental schools accept out of state students:

1. University of Illinois at Chicago
2. Georgia reagents or Augusta university
3. Medical university of South Carolina

Thank you!!

I know for sure that Augusta University does accept OOS students, but they have sort of a "limit" of how many of them they can accept (approx. 10% of the class or about 10 people). Thus, pretty difficult to get into that school as an OOS. And I think the other two schools hardly accept, if any, OOS students...

 

[dentite24]

Unfortunately, these schools are notoriously not oos friendly

 

[toothdds]

Ok thank you all for responding, I really appreciate it!

 

[rebecca_chatul_tov]

2016 Stats applicants vs enrolled
-UIC: enrolled 3 of 781 OOS (69 of 400 in-state enrolled)
-Augusta: enrolled 7 of 618 OOS (83 of 311 in-state enrolled)
-MUSC: enrolled 21 of 1,069 OOS (54 of 143 in-state enrolled)

Source was the 2017-2018 ADEA official guide to dental schools. $35 plus shipping for hard copy normal delivery. You can download an electronic copy for free at adea.org/godental once they post it there.

 

[nowaysurvey]

2016 Stats applicants vs enrolled
-UIC: enrolled 3 of 781 OOS (69 of 400 in-state enrolled)
-Augusta: enrolled 7 of 618 OOS (83 of 311 in-state enrolled)
-MUSC: enrolled 21 of 1,069 OOS (54 of 143 in-state enrolled)

Source was the 2017-2018 ADEA official guide to dental schools. $35 plus shipping for hard copy normal delivery. You can download an electronic copy for free at adea.org/godental once they post it there.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the electronic copy isn't free.

 

[WaveRace]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the electronic copy isn't free.

Correct, it is not free.


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[rebecca_chatul_tov]

Correct, it is not free.


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Really? I thought ADEA posted all the school info later in the application cycle. I seem to remember looking at the 2016 info around December last year.

 

[Big Time Hoosier]

Many state medical and dental schools have a cap on the number of OOS students they can admit. However, I'd bet most try to max out their OOS student body because they'll get more in OOS tuition.

Big Hoss

 

[wengerout]

2016 Stats applicants vs enrolled
-UIC: enrolled 3 of 781 OOS (69 of 400 in-state enrolled)
-Augusta: enrolled 7 of 618 OOS (83 of 311 in-state enrolled)
-MUSC: enrolled 21 of 1,069 OOS (54 of 143 in-state enrolled)

Source was the 2017-2018 ADEA official guide to dental schools. $35 plus shipping for hard copy normal delivery. You can download an electronic copy for free at adea.org/godental once they post it there.

A better statistic is "accepted" vs "enrolled"


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[LunanS]

A better statistic is "accepted" vs "enrolled"


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Is there any guide showing this statistic?

 

[wengerout]

Is there any guide showing this statistic?

In last years ADEA guide they had it, not sure about this years edition since I do not own a copy.


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[blablabla1]

In last years ADEA guide they had it, not sure about this years edition since I do not own a copy.


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Last years ADEA guide has # of applications, # of interviewed, and # of enrollees but doesn't have # of accepted. I think schools like to keep their yields a secret

 

[wengerout]

Last years ADEA guide has # of applications, # of interviewed, and # of enrollees but doesn't have # of accepted. I think schools like to keep their yields a secret

Just checked, it's in there on page 34-35, see attached.

 

[blablabla1]

Just checked, it's in there on page 34-35, see attached.

Oh weird I've never seen that page before

 

[LunanS]

Just checked, it's in there on page 34-35, see attached.

Nice.