Out of state schools

[emoney182]

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So I was wondering, is the acceptance process to pharmacy similar to medical school, in a sense that the state schools (specifically University of Oklahoma) give a very high preference to in state applicants? For example, their medical school classes consist of around eighty percent in state students.

 

[Farmercyst]

So I was wondering, is the acceptance process to pharmacy similar to medical school, in a sense that the state schools (specifically University of Oklahoma) give a very high preference to in state applicants? For example, their medical school classes consist of around eighty percent in state students.

Based on what I've seen public schools support the people that support them (state residents/taxpayers) This is not exclusive, some state schools have higher out-of-state acceptance ratios than others, but I can't say I've seen a public school take less than 50% in-state applicants either.

 

[lvp0021]

I think it's 10% of the seats in public school is given to out-of-staters. This doesn't mean that every year they have to fill that 10% with out-of-staters. It means if they are going to accept out-of-stateers, they are limited to only 10%. That's why the competition is ferocious 🙁