Please comment on my school list (in terms of OOS friendliness)

[lakers4sho]

CA resident, but I know that the idea of in-state doesn't really apply to UCs anymore, relatively speaking. So I'm starting to compile out-of-state options.

Dartmouth
Stritch Loyola
Rush
Rosalind Franklin
BU
Tufts
Netter
SUNY Upstate (removed based from comments)
Albany
Drexel
NYMC
Hofstra
Pitt
Case
Mayo
Jefferson
Temple
GWU
Georgetown
Tulane
Creighton
SLU
MCW
Miami
EVMS
Wayne St.

Indiana (added)
SUNY Stony Brook (added)
OUWB (added)

I appreciate any and all feedback! Thanks!

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[Wahkoon]

In terms of OOS friendliness, the list looks good. In addition, you could consider adding other friendly schools such as Cincinnati, Iowa, Ohio, and Rochester.

 

[Arturiase]

You could try adding colorado and western michigan they were friendly to me as well OOS, i've also heard a couple of my buddies get OOS II from WVU and central Florida

 

[freedoctor17]

Indiana is also oos friendly but their application is a little frustrating because they're super slow. OSU is also another one that is pretty out of state friendly.

 

[Wahkoon]

Indiana is also oos friendly but their application is a little frustrating because they're super slow.

If by super slow you mean that they don’t even confirm that they received your application for 3 months, then sure. That was honestly my most frustrating application.

 

[Wahkoon]

You could try adding colorado and western michigan they were friendly to me as well OOS, i've also heard a couple of my buddies get OOS II from WVU and central Florida

I think WVU’s ~12% post-Interview acceptance rate for OOS students makes it not OOS friendly. That’s a ridiculous chance after spending all that money on travel...

 

[freedoctor17]

If by super slow you mean that they don’t even confirm that they received your application for 3 months, then sure. That was honestly my most frustrating application.

Exactly lol. I forgot i even applied until i got an interview

 

[futureDocDD]

Unless your undergrad is in NY, SUNY Upstate is not that OOS-friendly but SUNY Downstate (NYC-Brooklyn) is.

 

[Med Ed]

I appreciate any and all feedback! Thanks!

Toss SUNY Upstate and add VCU.

 

[candbgirl]

Many of your school are private schools. And private schools don’t really care where you are from. So if you want to add more look for private schools. Just as a FYI- Rush expects hundreds if not thousands of hours of service and experience. So keep that in mind when reading about the school. Good luck.

 

[Goro]

CA resident, but I know that the idea of in-state doesn't really apply to UCs anymore, relatively speaking. So I'm starting to compile out-of-state options.

Dartmouth
Stritch Loyola
Rush
Rosalind Franklin
BU
Tufts
Netter
SUNY Upstate
Albany
Drexel
NYMC
Hofstra
Pitt
Case
Mayo
Jefferson
Temple
GWU
Georgetown
Tulane
Creighton
SLU
MCW
Miami
EVMS
Wayne St.

I appreciate any and all feedback! Thanks!

Delete SUNY Upstate

 

[lakers4sho]

Many of your school are private schools. And private schools don’t really care where you are from. So if you want to add more look for private schools. Just as a FYI- Rush expects hundreds if not thousands of hours of service and experience. So keep that in mind when reading about the school. Good luck.

I heard that too. Do you know if it's hard screen, pre-interview rejection?

Indiana is also oos friendly but their application is a little frustrating because they're super slow. OSU is also another one that is pretty out of state friendly.

Now Indiana is actually a school I was looking at, because they have connections in a specialty that I'm interested in. Nice to know they're OOS friendly, will add to the list. Thanks.

 

[pwk4d]

I heard that too. Do you know if it's hard screen, pre-interview rejection?

It's not a hard screen. I received an II but did not have many service hours (by their standards).

 

[Wahkoon]

It's not a hard quote. I received an II but did not have many service hours (by their standards).

+1
They claim a holistic review with no hard screen. They average 800 volunteer and 1600 healthcare hours. I had 1000+ and 4000+ respectively – heard nothing back

 

[mackie10]

I would add OUWB! They accepted more than 50% OOS applicants in the Class of 2022. Also seems like the majority of their OOS students are from California: OUWB Class Profile - Admissions - Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine - Oakland University

 

[ciestar]

I think WVU’s ~12% post-Interview acceptance rate for OOS students makes it not OOS friendly. That’s a ridiculous chance after spending all that money on travel...

I remain convinced I would have been accepted here had I been IS.

 

[lakers4sho]

I would add OUWB! They accepted more than 50% OOS applicants in the Class of 2022. Also seems like the majority of their OOS students are from California: OUWB Class Profile - Admissions - Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine - Oakland University

Thanks, added. Are you going there?

 

[mackie10]

Thanks, added. Are you going there?

You're welcome! I'm actually heading to Wayne State, but you already have them on your list

 

[lakers4sho]

Hi all, how is Rutgers NJSM in terms of OOS friendliness? I would like to work with one of their physicians specifically, and so it would be great if I make it into their school.